UCS FI6248-of-band management

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• Question of Linksys LAPAC1750PRO band management

  Hey everybody. I have installed two AC1750PRO APs for a customer. Setup was easy, I upgraded 1.0.6 Build 2, and they appear to be stable. ButI have a question about the option management on this unit group.

  I understand other devices and documents that band leadership tries to force about 70 ~ % of devices that support dual-band on Channel 5 instead of 2.4 GHz, to reduce congestion, as most of the devices simply default dual-band 2.4 otherwise channel.

  I'm not sure, this is how the Linksys 1750PRO behave with this setting? The only option that I see because it is in the menu Access Point virtual under radio 2.4 ghz, in the form of a or to disable the check box. Am I was right in my assumption that check this checkbox will result in customers dual band facing the 5 GHz channel, instead of the channels 2.4 ghz, if possible?

  In my view, that documentation should be updated in what respect this setting and how it behaves. The FAQ on this devices has only a question about tape management, which is 'How to activate steering band?' and the answer is incorrect. The answer says that you go to Configuration > Wireless > advanced. But there is no section advanced 1.0.6. The setting is indeed on the menu of virtual Access Points (VAP) under only 2.4 ghz radio.

  Yes, the documentation on the direction Strip is not the best.

  You are right about what direction Strip is and does.

  What I find weird, it's that you can activate Executive on 5 GHz. It's not logical in my thinking because the direction of tape effects only Dual Band customers who are connecting to 2.4 Ghz.

  It seems to me that dual band rules are not strictly implemented in the user interface. I recommend that you test with the underside of configuration for the direction of the band.

  1. Radio 1 (2,4 Ghz) VAP 0 activate direction Strip
  2. Radio 2 (5 GHz) VAP 0 enable band management and reflect the Radio 1 PPV parameters 0

  In my mind, this is the only setting where I can see band Director for VFR operation 0.

• PowerConnect 7000 series in-band versus out-of-band management

  Hi all, I have four Powerconnect 7024 configured as two piles: a battery is dedicated to iSCSI and the other pile is my front-end network. I have the installation of battery of iSCSI with OOB management with the port connected to my pile of front-end but how do I set up the front battery management? I tried to configure in-band management during installation but stupidly did not test and now its deployment and I can't handle the battery at a distance. How others remotely manage their kernel stack if there is nowhere else to connect the port OOB for? The powerconnect switch discourages in-band management, but I don't see why you would not use it in this situation. Thank you, Christian

  If you can connect to a laptop to the serial port, the RJ45 beside the OOB port corresponds to the serial port, but you would need a cable designed to convert the RJ45 and then possibly series to USB and series. You can access it through putty and set a static ip address to use on the OOB port with the command ip address ip address {ip address {mask: prefix length} | dhcp}

  It is also set to dhcp mode by default so if you connect to the OOB port for something that gives DHCP it can get an address.

• Over 4500 X out-of-band management interface

  Each of the X 4500 switches in our stack has an interface of Fa1 beside the console port series.  My understanding is that this should be used for the out-of-band management of the switch.  Here is the configuration of the interface:

  interface FastEthernet1

  VRF forwarding mgmtVrf

  IP 172.21.2.30 255.255.255.0

  automatic speed

  automatic duplex

  end

  Samba configuration was by default.  The only thing that I changed was the ip address information.  My question relates to things like domain-lookup and GANYMEDE.  I can't use this interface for these functions.  Even if I add the following global configuration to my passage:

  IP domain-lookup-interface source Fa1

  Radius-server interface Fa1 source IP

  the switch is unable to communicate with the reference of DNS servers by ip name-server command or the reference GANYMEDE + servers in the section profile of the RADIUS server.

  In the case of GANYMEDE, the following debug output is produced when I try to open a session using GANYMEDE:

  * 10:24:58.874 29 August: MORE: Queuing AAA request 38 for processing authentication

  * 10:24:58.874 29 August: MORE: treatment demand beginning 38 authentication id

  * 10:24:58.874 29 August: MORE: authentication start package created for 38 (sdavidso)

  * 10:24:58.874 29 August: MORE: using the 172.19.40.31 Server

  * 10:24:58.874 29 August: HIGHER (00000026) / 0: road to connect error no. to host

  * 10:24:58.874 29 August: MORE: choose the next server 172.19.40.32

  * 10:24:58.874 29 August: HIGHER (00000026) / 0: road to connect error no. to host

  * 10:25:05.539 29 August: MORE: Queuing AAA request 38 for processing authentication

  * 10:25:05.539 29 August: MORE: treatment demand beginning 38 authentication id

  * 10:25:05.539 29 August: MORE: authentication start package created for 38 (sdavidso)

  * 10:25:05.539 29 August: MORE: using the 172.19.40.31 Server

  * 10:25:05.539 29 August: HIGHER (00000026) / 0: road to connect error no. to host

  * 10:25:05.539 29 August: MORE: choose the next server 172.19.40.32

  * 10:25:05.539 29 August: HIGHER (00000026) / 0: road to connect error no. to host

  This output shows that I can ping from RADIUS servers:

  HQ-4500 X - SW1 #ping vrf mgmtVrf 172.19.40.31

  Type to abort escape sequence.

  Send 5, echoes ICMP 100 bytes to 172.19.40.31, wait time is 2 seconds:

  !!!!!

  Success rate is 100 per cent (5/5), round-trip min/avg/max = 1/1/4 ms

  HQ-4500 X - SW1 #ping vrf mgmtVrf 172.19.40.32

  Type to abort escape sequence.

  Send 5, echoes ICMP 100 bytes to 172.19.40.32, wait time is 2 seconds:

  !!!!!

  The Fa1 interface cannot be used for these types of functions deliberate or is there something I can do to make this work for my setup?

  Thank you

  Steven

  Given that you can reach the remote RADIUS server, I suppose that you have created a default route for the mgmtVrf:

  IP route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0. VRF mgmtVrf

  The other bits you need to address is in mode config-sg-Ganymede:

  IP vrf forwarding mgmtVrf

• Out-of-Band management on the servers in the DMZ

  Hi, I have four PC7048s in my DMZ. External, internal making face and 2 separate demilitarized. Everything is good. All workers.

  Since they are demilitarized I want only their route between them and thus in position off http, Https, Telnet, and SSH management so that they cannot be managed remotely from the DMZ subnets.

  I then plugged the OOB interfaces in my internal management switch and VLAN them accordingly. Very well, now I can ping my OOB interfaces on all four. But I can't manage them because I have disabled SSH, HTTPS, HTTP and Telnet

  If I allow them (just SSH and HTTPS) I am now able to manage the switches of the DMZ on the IPs DMZ subnet

  I thought that the point of the OOB was so this does not happen and there is isolation? If I have to spend globally on HTTPS and SSH, then they are not really well isolated (I understand that OOB traffic cannot talk to IN-Band etc. - is the fact that I turn on a global configuration for remote OOB service)

  Am I missing something?

  Thank you

  Your results are correct. To lock the management more far I suggest looking to implement ACLs. With the ACL you can permit/deny access to various management services.

  Page 1471, guide the user passes over these commands.

  FTP.Dell.com/.../PowerConnect-7048r_Reference%20Guide_en-US.pdf

  Thank you

• Question about Powerconnect M6220 and out-of-band/management 8024-K connection

  I'm sorry if this question belongs to another section, but with regard to the functionality of these switches I thought I would start here.

  My question is, the M6220 and 8024-K out-of-band connection are going through the connections on Board (for example port 18 for example) or through connection of the M1000e CMC?

  The reason for this question. We recently vlaned our network and CMC modules are VLAN 8 (10.100.8.0 255.255.248.0) and management of our switches is supposed to be on the VLAN 1 (10.100.1.0 255.255.255.0). I can't ping on the affected IPS (IE 10.100.1.15), but our CMC modules are fully accessible (IE10.100.9.120). Our blades are fully accessible and can access all the VLANS on them (they are the ESX host).

  Finally, I'm sorry if all necessary information has been provided, I'm not so much a networking guru.

  Thoughts?

  Thanks for your help

  The OOB interface is connected to the chassis management controller by the median plane of the chassis. Traffic on this

  port is separated from network traffic operating on the switch ports and cannot be lit or routed to the operational network.

• (UCS) Catalogue of capability Manager version 2.0 (3)

  The release notes for 2.0.3 indicate to use UCS Manager capacity catalog version UCS - catalog.2.0.3d.T.bin.

  the last one I can find is ucs - catalog.2.0.2 g .T .bin of

  http://www.Cisco.com/Cisco/Software/Release.html?mdfid=283612660&flowid=22121&softwareid=283118767&Release=2.0(2g) & relind = & rellifecycle = & reltype = last

  Does anyone have the version 2.0.3d as stated in the release notes?

  Mick

  Michael,

  Catalogue of capacity is incorporated within UCSM and requires no separate download / installation procedure.

  IE UCS - catalog.2.0.2 g .T .bin part 2.0.3 database package UCSM (as described in the release notes "table 4 files in Release 2.0 (3)")

  However, sometimes we publish separately for updating its content are available for download. They are listed in "Table 6 Version Mapping" in the release notes

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/unified_computing/UCS/release/notes/OL_25363.html#wp200158

  HTH

  Padma

• Change the IP for UCS management pool

  Hi all

  We try to change / less the size of the property held by the pool for blades UCS KVM management.

  Some IP addresses are assigned to the existing blades, pourrais I delete existing IP pools directly and create the new compact block for managing KVM?

  If I like the above, I know I'll lose KVM on the blades.

  In addition, what is the impact? The trafffic server will be interrupted or blades restart?

  Thank you very much!

  Best regards

  No harmful impact other than to lose access MMIC for awhile (kvm, virtual media, IPMI etc.).  Blade will not restart you.  It's strictly a connection out-of-band management.

  Create your new pool, then zap your old.  The blades will be immediately wish through the other pool for an available IP address.

  Kind regards

  Robert

• Out of band with ISe unit management

  Hello

  I want to know if it is possible to use port 1 GigabitEthernet port managmenet (out of band management).

  I try to set it up.

  When I do that I can ping, but I can't do a SSH for this Ip address.

  The error message is: "the remote system refused the connection."

  Why it does not work?

  (Note that this works on a premium device that is quite the same).

  Here is my config

  +++++++++++++++++

  ZZSDC2ISE3 / admin # sh run
  Building configuration...
  !
  hostname ZZSDC2ISE3
  !
  IP - resource.local domain name
  !
  interface GigabitEthernet 0
  IP 172.26.58.138 255.255.255.240
  automatic configuration service IPv6 address
  !
  1 GigabitEthernet interface
  IP 172.26.200.62 255.255.255.0
  automatic configuration service IPv6 address
  !

  +++++++++++++++++++++

  Miche Misonne

  This may be possible in version 1.2, for now only gig0 can be used for management.

• IP address of server blades management

  Hello

  Could someone please help me know which path is followed to reach the ip addresses of the server blade chassis management? To be more precise, to say that I have the management interfaces of interconnections connected to the switch network management of my fabric. When I ping addresses it ip of the blades, that ping through the management interface of the FIs management? Can I assign different subnet IP subnet Management Server as the FI management interfaces?

  Also, could someone share a document illustrating this architecture?

  Thank you

  Quesnel

  Hi Quesnel

  Let's be very clear: IP address management blade = IP address of the MMIC, you can for example. access by the KVM.

  There are 2 modes:

  - out of band which is accessible on port 1 G of the interconnection of fabric management

  - in the band which is accessible via a fabric interconnect 10 G uplink interface

  See the discussion in

  https://supportforums.Cisco.com/discussion/12185011/management-blades-OU...

  Management in-band MMIC

  A determinant to provide access management in-band for integrated management Cisco (CIMC) controller is the desire to separate traffic treated tenant provider cloud for service provider deployments shared, public or private. Out of band (OOB) management traffic is at the fabric of interconnections and cross management via the management port. This has the potential to cause bottlenecks and affect the bandwidth of the processor in the management ports.

  In-band management allows MMIC traffic to take the same path as the data traffic into and out of the fabric of interconnections via the uplink ports. The highest bandwidth available to the uplink ports means that inband access greatly accelerates the management traffic and reduced risk of bottlenecks and the stress of CPU. When out of band (OOB) and inband address pools can be configured for access to the administration in Cisco's UCS Manager. Out-of-band access only supports IPv4 addresses. Access inband supports IPv4 addresses and IPv6, which allows a management single or double stack.

  The two addresses of OOB management interface that can be configured in Cisco UCS Manager blade and rack servers are:

  • An OOB IPv4 address assigned to the physical server via the pool global ext-mgmt
  • An address IPv4 OOB derived from a service associated with the physical server profile

  In addition, up to four inband management interface addresses can be configured:

  • A tape attributed to the physical server IPv4 address
  • An IPv4 address of inband derived from a service associated with the physical server profile
  • An IPv6 address band attributed to the physical server
  • An IPv6 address of inband derived from a service associated with the physical server profile

  Several in-band for each server management IP addresses take additional sessions of CIMC. When you configure the OOB, and strip addresses, users can choose from a list of these addresses in the KVM Console dialog box when they launch KVM from a server, SSH to the ground, a service profile, the KVM Launch Manager or Cisco UCS Manager GUI web URL.

  MMIC inband access supports the following services:

  • KVM console

  • SSH to MMIC for soil

  • vMedia of ISO, virtual CD/DVD, removable disk, floppy drive

  Note	Only Cisco UCS M3 and M4 servers support access in-band MMIC. Access Inband MMIC for Cisco UCS M1 and M2 servers is not supported.

• PROTECTED A600 - Wireless Manager meets no broadband Manager

  Hello

  I can't find a way to work with 3g networks. My A600 protégé as a sim slot, and I have already put a valid sim card, but the Wireless Manager when permitant does not recognize a wide band Manager. It does not appear the separator for the radio options or a PIN. It's the latest version, also like the driver.

  I go into the Device Manager and it shows the following devices, each of them works:

  -F3507g Mobile Broadband USIM Port Toshiba
  -Modem Toshiba F3507g Mobile Broadband
  -Toshiba F3507g Mobile Broadband Network adapt

  I have already installed the value add patch that refer to another thread and nothing precisely.

  I've never seen the last led flashing 'the one with the tower and 3 lines' and all other items wireless works (bluetooh and wireless)

  Any help?

  Thank you

  Hi nrmmendes

  Have you installed, Wireless Manager, drivers and utility controls the power of RF 3 G (F35x Module) * of:

  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/WLAN/?page=3gdownloads

  ?

  The operating system you have? XP, Vista or Win7? 32 or 64 bit?

  Can you please explain again what the message on the State of the main window manager wireless?

• Default gateway of 8132F Out of Band

  Hello

  I want to check is Gateway default out-of-band 8132F is the same as the default gateway for the switch.

  As I'm now a default gateway of 8132F is not even as a gateway by default out-of-band.

  ---

  out-of-band interface
  IP 192.168.10.210 255.255.255.0 0.0.0.0<-- can="" assign="" another="">
  output
  default IP gateway - 172.16.0.5
  IP route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 172.16.0.5 253
  ---
  Thank you!

  The exit port of the band is at the back of the switch and for out of band management. Page 93 of the user guide shows you where the port is located and has a good description of the port.

  http://Dell.to/1LAfyCM

  If you do not use the port, then there is no need to set the gateway for it.

• Question of MMIC UCS

  I can restart interface MMIC having no impact of service to my VM / apps?

  TIA,

  Amir

  Yes.  CIMC is completely out of band management.   The MMIC is a management controller.  You would be to restart the controller, not the interface.

  The only thing to note is all sessions KVM or virtual media media will cut too.

  Kind regards

  Robert

• UCS connection to the existing network fabric

  Hello

  I'm trying to get some new equipment:

  2 - chassis with 4 blades of each

  2 6248UP

  1 - C240G - x 2 agile

  2 - 3750 x 10gig expansion.

  Currently, I have 3750's in a battery and intend to add these new 3750's existing battery. Can I connect the 10 g on the 3750 x directly to the fabric of interconnection to bring my new equipment into my existing network?  I thought that this would be considered UCS Uplink Ethernet Ports.

  The reason why I ask, I didn't know that I could not connect servers other than Cisco (IBM with 10 g cards) directly on the fabric and caused my second guess.

  Thank you.

  Hi mjensen

  Fabric interconnection ports are 10 GB interfaces, then Yes, you can connect to the Cisco 3750 Switch via 10Gig ports.   The only thing you want to make sure is that when plug you these devices in transceivers for use based on both ends. If you want to know the list of radios supported on the UCS 6248 take a look at the link below.

  Supported transceivers

  http://www.Cisco.com/c/en/us/TD/docs/unified_computing/UCS/HW/6200-insta...

  You're right about UCSM you want to configure these ports Uplink Ethernet ports!

  Now, the reason why you can not just plug another server ucs to the fabric of interconnection as you IBM server, because the interconnection of fabric does not work like a regular switch.   Only one UCS server can be managed via the GUI UCSM.

  Please let me know if it helps.

• Change of address IP UCS Central

  Hello

  Anyone know if it is supported?

  Thank you very much

  Hi Frank

  It's hard, why?

  -Register a domain UCS, does not support DHCP for obvious reasons.

  -You can not change or swap the IP addresses used by Cisco UCS Manager in a domain that is registered with Cisco UCS Central. If you need to change or swap this IP address, you must first cancel the Cisco UCS Central domain registration. You can re-register the domain of the Cisco UCS after changed or exchanged the IP address.

  -If you use a hostname instead of IP address, you must configure a DNS server. If the Cisco's UCS domain is not registered with Cisco UCS Central or DNS management is defined at the local level, configure a DNS server in Cisco's UCS Manager. If the area of Cisco UCS is registered with Cisco UCS Central and DNS management has the overall value, configure a DNS server in Cisco UCS Central.

  So maybe if you used a DNS hostname, instead of an IP address to register a UCS domain, you can change the IP address in the DNS (and IP address in the center of the UCS).  Question is: How can you use UCS Manager to do a reverse DNS lookup and choose the IP address has changed. Write off / registry is not the solution.

  Summary: I don't think that there is a decent solution.

  Walter.