UCS management interface - B series

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• MMIC access after integration of series C with UCS Manager

  My question is on the following terms:

  This guide contains information and procedures for installing Cisco UCS C200, C210 and C250 servers for integration with Cisco UCS Manager version 1.4 or 2.0.1.

  Cisco UCS C-Series-Rack mounting servers are managed by the autonomous integrated software, Cisco (CIMC) integrated management controller. When a series C Rack-Mount Serveris integrated with Cisco UCS Manager, the MMIC manages nor the server. Instead, it is run with the Cisco UCS Manager software. You'll control the server using the Cisco UCS Manager or Cisco UCS Manager CLI user interface.

  This means that you literally can't website to the graphical interface of MMIC?  Or means that, although you can still access the MMIC, the management of the C series is recommended to run through the UCS Manager?

  They are mutually exclusive?

  Thank you

  Amir

  That's right, all the features are moved to Service UCSM profiles and can't do anything of CIMC.

  CIMC will report "managed by UCSM" or something like that.

• Fault clearing UCS Manager on linking rising unused C-series adapter

  I have a number of C240M3 servers in an infrastructure of the UCS.  They have all two adapters VIC 1225 and when they were connected to the start, technicians accidentally connected the second card on some of them to the aircraft.  For now at least, we want to only first used adapters (two ports - one for each FEX).  However, as map 2 was connected at a given time, UCS Manager will not stop giving these flaws:

  F0206 - adapter 5/2 is inaccessible

  F0209 - link interface rising adapter 5/2/1 the link status: unavailable

  There is not a way to erase the mistakes without this second reconnecting.  Re-recognition of the server has not helped and I'm not sure I want to try their decommissioning and then get them to appear in the UCS.

  Does anyone know how to clear these faults manually?

  Open a TAC case and get TAC watch mistakes, then we can try to delete them, if they are real error messages.

  -Kenny

• 6120 link down on mgmt0 triggers not UCS Manager failover cluster - is?

  Hello friends

  We have recently installed a cluster consisting of two 6120 UCS s configured for HA. When executing fail during test cases, we removed the network cable in mgmt0 on 6120 elementary. Immediately the cluster IP address is not responding ping (as expected) and we lost connectivity to the UCS Manager GUI (also as expected.) At one point, however, we expected the 6120 subordinate to detect that this link was down and launch a failure over the UCS. This is not moved after 20 minutes of waiting.

  My questions are the following:

  1. Is this expected behavior?
  2. If this is not the case, what should us review to ensure that failover occurs in the future?

  I know we can force a failover of the subordinate by issuing a command to the main cluster of local-mgmt but would be interested to see if it should be automatically produced on the failure of primary mgmt0 binding.

  Thank you for your time.

  Configured by default which is the expected behavior.

  You can configure management interface and failover if the management interface loses connectivity such as your test scenario.  That's what you're looking for.

  Admin - Communication Management - Management Interfaces - Management Interface tab strategy control tab.

  

  Kind regards

  Robert

• installation document ucs Manager

  someone can tell us where ucs manager is executed or can antbody can tell us where we can find a facility for ucs document manager with c-series single pedestal.

  Thanks in advance

  Erick,

  I think you are talking about two different things.  UCS Manager is for blades of series B and C-Series, which are built/managed by UCSM.  Stand-alone C-series is no manager of UCS.  Each C-Series is managed independently by the MMIC (Cisco integrated management controller).

  Kind regards

  Robert

• Looking for a UCS Manager 'lite' or stand-alone

  We have a dozen UCS C-series servers spread over 5 different sites.  Is there a free utility or inexpensive to manage all servers in our series C from a single point?  UCS Manager is great, but its exaggerated and way too expensive.  I think of something as a UCS Manager-Lite or even a third party utility that I can install it on my workstation.

  Hi Tod

  Is Cisco Cisco Integrated Management Controller (IMC) supervisor-1.

  It's a solution under license; don't know if it fits your needs 'too cheap' ;-)

  Walter.

• Cisco UCS Manager does not discover C240 Server

  Hello, Cisco community!

  Currenlty UCS manager shows two interconnections of fabric and two extensions of fabric, but for some reason, my server isn't appear

  Birds seen are:

  I have my C240 connected with two 10GbE twinax cables, each going to a fabric Extender. (Total FEX 2)

  I have two 10GbE twinax cables connected each interconnections FEX fiber modulus in each tissue. (Total of 2 FI)

  The fabric interconnect ports L1 and L2 are connected to their corresponding ports. If their connected to each other.

  I run 'show cluster extended State' on the primary FI and this is what I get:

  FI - A # show cluster extended State

  The ID of the cluster: 0xebaad0e28ded11e3-0x86d4002a6a153d84

  Start time: Thu Feb 5 16:07:44 2014

  Last election period: Thu Feb 5 16:23:26 2014

  A: UPWARD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

  B: UP, SUBORDINATE

  A: Member State UP, lead, State State PRIMARY, mgmt services: UP

  B: Member State UP, lead SUBORDINATES, mgmt services state: to the TOP

  State of PRIMARY_OK heartbeat

  INTERNAL NETWORK INTERFACES:

  eth1, up to

  eth2, up to

  HA IS NOT READY

  Any device attached to this fabric of interconnection

  After you set up server-side on each FI ports, the server still does not appear

  Any ideas are highly appreciated!

  -Alex

  Hi Miguel

  It seems to me, you're running a rather old version of UCS.

  In my screenshot you see the pool ext - mgt KVM on the LAN tab

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• How to configure the UCS Manager?

  Hi, this is the first time im using the Cisco server and we have Cisco c240. My task now to monitor this server using SCOM. Research, I understand that it will take to install/configure the UCS Manager. But I'm not really sure how to set it up, I know it's similar with Dell OMSA, but for the OMSA, just install the application. But how do the Cisco server?

  Hello

  Although it is not clearly documented, integration SCOM is supported only for the blades of the series B and C-series rack mounts, which are integrated with UCS Manager. No support for stand-alone C-Series.

  Walter.

• Dell EqualLogic PS4000 management interface port

  The management interface port can be configured as a port of e/s additional iSCSI on the PS4000 series?

  The online help in the Workgroup Manager console provides instructions on how to do it, but the checkbox "restrict access to the administration" in the parameters of property intellectual eth2 is grayed out. Also the data sheet for the States of SAN: ' two 2 GbE copper, copper 1 1 10/100 (network management only optionally) by controller.

  This option was available that on previous EQL without or is there a way to enable it on the PS4000? Maybe through the CLI.

  Thank you

  Nick

  It's a single management interface.

  In tables PS5x00 and PS6x00 an iSCSI port could be spent to be a single management interface.

• EqualLogic group member network configuration error: "management interface should not be on the san subnet.

  Hello

  We currently have new EqualLogic 6100 device with this network configuration:

  Director of the IP - 192.168.0.2 (VLAN1).

  Member network config:
  eth0 - 192.168.0.3 (VLAN1)
  eth1 - 10.10.10.3 (VLAN2)
  eth2 - 10.10.10.4 (VLAN2)
  eth3 - 10.10.10.5 (VLAN2)
  ETH4 - empty

  I would attribute 192.168.0.4 to eth4, but received the error: "management interface should not be on the san subnet.

  I am sure that all interfaces eth has access to the VLAN1 and VLAN2, mean error indicates that eth4 should not access VLAN2 and only access the VLAN1 on the switch?

  Or eth0 should also have access to the VLAN2 only to reconfigure eth0 and eth4?

  Thank you

  > The group eating IP should be in iscsi VLANS?

  Yes!

  Note: If configure you an EQL it will ask an iSCSI port because nothing is more necessary to bring it up. The doest previous EQLs have a dedicated Mgmt Port and later, you can convert the last ethX as a MGMT port. This is the reason why configure you ISCSI at the beginning. (Think of a mixed group of newer and older models, and you get a picture)

  OK... once again it is the one and only member of the Group and there is making the production host connected to the right?

  The change of IP address, to a 3rd. subnet for temporary use.

  -Do not touch eth0-3 and the IP address of the group now

  -Configure the MGMT port and IP address management in the tempr group. Subnet. Use the Config-> Adv. Group-> network MGMT. You can change the MGMT Port of the Member, and the address IP of MGMT

  -For the registration of the configuration, you will lose access. You must place your admin PC in the templ. subnet so

  -Connect to the GroupMgr with temp again. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

  -Now you can change the IP address of group 10.10.10..x

  -Now you can change eth0 10.10.10.2

  -At the end, you can change the address IP of the Group MANAGEMENT, as well as the MGMT Port to 192.168.0.x

  -Change the IP address of your admin PC rear

  A failover, you should consider to hang a serial cable the active controller of the EQL. Use 9600,8,1, N with your favorite terminal program (putty.exe on windows). All the steps, you can perform from the command line.

  If this group and the only member not in production, but you can reset the config and restart from the beginning.

  Kind regards

  Joerg

• Web management interface of LAN N3000

  sHello,

  We have replaced our old 62xx powerconnect with a new stack of switches N3000.  With the earlier material, there is no remote management interface. Thus, we were able to manage the passage of our LAN subnet.

  If I put interface OOB in our LAN subnet so I can't send IP to the VLAN. ... .

  How to be able to administer our N3000 switch via web gui of our LAN subnet.

  I tried to address ip configuration for vlan1 in the hope that I would be able to gui for managing web... .but not...

  Console >Activate

  Console #Configure

  Console (config) #interface vlan 1

  Console #ip 192.168.0.250 address 255.255.255.0

   

  Can you please help?
  

  Thank you for reading my post.

  Gmiga.

  recently had this problem,

  you don't need the OOB port so just set his IP and the gateway to something, that you'll ever need (or just leave no configured completely make sure you it is disconnected/disabled)

  what you were doing with the VLAN is correct, simply set the gateway:

  Console > activate

  Console #configurer

  Console (config) #interface vlan 1

  Console (Config-if) #ip address 192.168.0.250 255.255.255.0

  output console #.

  Console (config) #ip - default gateway 192.168.0.1

  by setting the default gateway, you should now be able to administer your switch to other subnets

  You may have already worked to this point, but it is good to leave it here for others.

• Error UCS Manager Console KVM to open after Java Update

  After the upgrade to version 1.7_21 Java I tried to access the KVM console from within the UCS Manager (v2.1 (1 d)) and get the error message:

  "Cannot run the program"C:\\Program": CreateProcess = 2 error, the system cannot find the file specified."

  I tried to remove installed applications and applets as well as temporary files from the Java console inside, but it does not solve the problem. We also tried to launch the console KVM in KVM Manager and that works very well. Everything works correctly when you run Java 1.7_17.

  Everyone knows about this problem since upgrade to 1.7_21?

  Thank you.

  In the meantime, you can install Java in a directory path that has no space to work around the problem. For example: c:\Java\jre7

  This will give you access KVM again.

• Integrating Active Directory and UCS Manager

  I'm looking to create an LDAP authentication provider in the UCS Manager that will authenticate users in Active Directory. I see the configuration guide UCS that a schema change is required to add a new attribute for user accounts and the guide details what the new attribute should be. However there are no detailed instructions on how to make the change to AD. I imagine some sort of import LDIFDE is required, but does anyone have more detailed steps on how to do it?

  Thank you

  You can ssh in your UCS, go to the NxOS prompt and test authentication as follows:

  Laurel - A (nxos) # test cpaggen aaa cisco group ldap
  the user has been authenticated
  Laurel - A (nxos) # test aaa group ldap cpaggen cisco1
  user authentication failed
  Laurel - A (nxos) # test aaa group ldap foo doesntexist
  user authentication failed
  Laurel-a. (nxos) #

  Make sure that this part of work. The role assignment comes from CiscoAVPair and the value must be a shell: roles = 'admin' If you want the user to be an administrator. CiscoAVPair must be an attribute of the user object. I've attached a screenshot of Wireshark for a successful authentication and authorization.

  You will also find the definition of the user and configuration of my UCS.

• How to set up the AP Manager interface on vWLC

  Hello all,.

  I want to bulid a laboratory wireless env, vWLC is used, but I can't find where I could configure AP Manager interface vWLC.

  How do I creat an interface of the AP Manager?

  Thank you for your help.

  1.How many APs could this Dynamic AP Management support ?

  No limitation on the interface. It all depends on how can license AP you have on your vWLC

  2.We can't creat AP manager interface on vWLC like real WLC , right ?

  Yes, good. New platforms of controller, there is only the interface of management exist. There is no separate AP Manager interface.

   3.How can I distinguish my AP's  "Country Code"  ?

  If you look at your reference number AP (see the version should also give this), it indicates a regulatory domain (for example - A,-E, n, z). This means that your vWLC set up with a country code in this regulatory area. The document below for more details http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/wireless/access-points/product_data_sheet0900aecd80537b6a.html * don't forget to rate our answers if you find them useful * HTH Rasika

• UCS Manager &amp; Vmware

  Hi guys,.

  Before we set our Cisco UCS solution in we have Vmware running with Nexus 1000v switch. After the installation of the Cisco UCS solution, we migrated a lot off the coast of the old system to the new. By reading the manual on setting up vCenter, Port and VMS profiles in UCS Manager, it seems that this creates a new on the nexus 1000v vsm. Anyway is to import what we have so that we see in the UCS Manager?

  David, the functionality of the UCS you speak is known as VN-Link in the material while the Nexus 1000v is known as VN-link in the software. Installation and configuration is very similar to the Nexus 1000v but they are separated distributed virtual switches.

  Unfortunately, you can't use both because they require the VEM loaded on ESX hosts and the UCS VN-link requires a login policy dynamic UCS vNIC. If you use the 1000v, you will not be able to use the VM tab in UCSM and you will not see anything on the virtual computers tab on a Service profile.

  In my opinion the Nexus 1000v is preferable because is offer more features, more scalable and is managed/set NX - OS. Of the UCS VN-link option also limits the number of virtual machines, you can run on a host computer, because the dynamic vNIC takes in charge a maximum of 56 depending on how rising your chassis to your FIs. If you have only 2 uplinks of your chassis then the max machines virtual host when using the UCS VN-Link is 20-24, according to the number of vNIC ESX host, you create as part of your Service profile.