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Configuringpowercappingsettings ThePowerCappingSettingssectionenablesyoutoviewmeasuredpowervalues,setapower cap,anddisablepowercapping. •TheMeasuredPowerValuessectionliststhefollowing: MaximumAvailablePower—Thepowersupplycapacityforanonbladeserver,orthe initialpower-onrequestvalueforabladeserver ◦ ◦PeakObservedPower—Themaximumobservedpowerfortheserver ◦MinimumObservedPower—Theminimumobservedpowerfortheserver DuringPOST,theROMrunstwopowerteststhatdeterminethepeakandminimumobserved powervalues. •PowercapsettingsaredisabledwhentheserverispartofanEnclosureDynamicPowerCap. ThesevaluesaresetandmodifiedbyusingOnboardAdministratororInsightPowerManager. •UsethePowerCapThresholdsasguidelinesforconfiguringapowercap. MaximumPowerCap—Themaximumpoweravailablefortheserver.Theservermustnot exceedthisvalue. ◦ ◦MinimumHigh-PerformanceCap—Themaximumpowerthattheserverusesinthecurrent configuration.Apowercapsettothisvaluedoesnotaffectserverperformance. ◦MinimumPowerCap—Theminimumpowerthattheserverusers.Apowercapsettothis valuereducestheserverpowerusagetotheminimum,whichresultsinserverperformance degradation. •Whenapowercapisset,theaveragepowerreadingoftheservermustbeatorbelowthe powercapvalue. •YoucannotusetheiLOwebinterfacetoconfigurethepowercappingsettingsforSLservers. UseoneofthefollowingtoolstoconfigurethepowercappingsettingsforSLservers: ◦PowerInterfaceControlUtility—Thisutilityisavailableatthefollowingwebsite:http:// h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareDescription.jsp? prodTypeId=15351&prodSeriesId=4324034& swItem=MTX-cb0c48d305d24a4dbe80e5eecc&prodNameId=5037746. ◦HPProLiantSLAdvancedPowerManager—Formoreinformation,seetheHPProLiantSL AdvancedPowerManagerUserGuide. Toconfigureapowercap: 1.NavigatetothePowerManagement→PowerSettingspage,asshowninFigure81(page150). 2.SelecttheEnablepowercappingcheckbox. 3.EnterthePowerCapValueinwatts,BTU/hr,orasapercentage. Thepercentageisthedifferencebetweenthemaximumandminimumpowervalues.The powercapvaluecannotbesetbelowtheserverminimumpowervalue. Whenvaluesaredisplayedinwatts,clickShowvaluesinBTU/hrtochangethedisplayto BTU/hr.WhenvaluesaredisplayedinBTU/hr,clickShowvaluesinWattstochangethe displaytowatts. 4.ClickApply. ConfiguringSNMPalertsettings TheSNMPAlertonBreachofPowerThresholdsectionenablesthesendingofanSNMPalertwhen powerconsumptionexceedsadefinedthreshold. ToconfiguretheSNMPalertsettings: UsingiLOPowerManagement151

1.NavigatetothePowerManagement→PowerSettingspage,asshowninFigure81(page150). 2.SelectavalueintheWarningTriggerlist. Thewarningtriggerdetermineswhetherwarningsarebasedonpeakpowerconsumption, averagepowerconsumption,oriftheyaredisabled. 3.EnteravalueintheWarningThresholdbox. Thisvaluesetsthepowerconsumptionthreshold,inwatts.Ifpowerconsumptionexceedsthis valueforthespecifiedtimeduration,anSNMPalertistriggered. 4.EnteravalueintheDurationbox. Thisvaluesetsthelengthoftime,inminutes,thatpowerconsumptionmustremainabovethe warningthresholdbeforeanSNMPalertistriggered.Themaximumdurationis240minutes, andthedurationmustbeamultipleof5. 5.ClickApplytosavetheconfiguration. Configuringthepersistentmouseandkeyboard TheOtherSettingssectiononthePowerSettingspageallowsyoutoenableordisablethepersistent keyboardandmousefeature. Whenthisfeatureisenabled,theiLOvirtualkeyboardandmousearealwaysconnectedtothe iLOUHCIUSBcontroller.Whenthisfeatureisdisabled,theiLOvirtualkeyboardandmouseare connecteddynamicallytotheiLOUHCIcontrolleronlywhenaRemoteConsoleapplicationis openandconnectedtoiLO.DisablingthefeatureallowssomeHPserverstoincreasepowersavings by15wattswhentheserveroperatingsystemisidleandnovirtualUSBkeyboardandmouseare connected. Forexample,thepowersavingsfora24–hourperiodmightbe15wattsx24hours,or360watt hours(.36kilowatt-hours). Thepersistentmouseandkeyboardfeatureisenabledbydefaultbecausesomeoperatingsystems cannotenumeratetheUSBkeyboardcorrectlyduringinstallation. Tochangethepersistentmouseandkeyboardsetting: 1.NavigatetothePowerManagement→PowerSettingspage,asshowninFigure81(page150). 2.SelectorcleartheEnablepersistentmouseandkeyboardcheckbox. 3.ClickApplytosavetheconfiguration. UsingiLOwithOnboardAdministrator OAistheenclosuremanagementprocessor,subsystem,andfirmwarebasethatsupportstheHP BladeSystemandallmanageddevicesintheenclosure. UsingtheActiveOnboardAdministrator TheBLc-Class→ActiveOnboardAdministratorpageprovidesgeneralinformationabouttheprimary OAintheenclosureinwhichtheiLOprocessorislocated.Thispageisdisplayedonlywhenthere isanenclosure.Figure82(page153)showsanexampleofthepage. 152UsingiLO

Figure82ActiveOnboardAdministratorpage Thispagedisplaysthefollowinginformationandoptions: •MACAddress—TheMACaddressoftheactiveOA. •SystemHealth—ThehealthoftheactiveOA,asreportedbytheOA. AvalueofunknownmeansthattheOAhealthhasnotbeenreportedtoiLO. •BladeLocation—Thelocation(enclosurebay)ofthebladethatishostingthecurrentiLOsession. •EnclosureName—TheenclosurethattheactiveOAismanaging.Youcanchangethisvalue throughtheOA. •RackName—TherackthatcontainstheenclosuremanagedbytheactiveOA.Youcanchange thisvaluethroughtheOA. StartingtheOnboardAdministratorGUI 1.NavigatetotheBLc-Class→ActiveOnboardAdministratorpage. 2.IftheOAsupportsmultipleaddresses,selecttheaddresstousefromtheoptionsintheOnboard AdministratorAddressSelectiontable. Dependingontheconfiguration,thefollowingoptionsmightbeavailable: •IPv4 •IPv6SLAAC •IPv6Static •IPv6DHCP 3.ClickLaunch. TheOAGUIopensinanewbrowserwindow. TogglingtheenclosureUIDlight TochangethestateoftheenclosureUIDwhereiLOislocated,clicktheToggleUIDbutton. TheUIDstatusonthispagerepresentstheEnclosureUIDstatuswhentheiLOpageloaded.To updatethestatus,refreshthepage. UsingiLOwithOnboardAdministrator153

EnclosurebayIPaddressing TheFirstTimeSetupWizardpromptsyoutosetupyourenclosurebayIPaddressing.Formore informationaboutthewizard,seetheHPBladeSystemOnboardAdministratorUserGuide. DynamicPowerCappingforserverblades DynamicPowerCappingisaniLOfeatureavailableforc-Classserverblades,andisaccessed throughOA.DynamicPowerCappingisavailableonlyifyoursystemhardwareplatform,BIOS (ROM),andpowermicrocontrollerfirmwareversionsupportthisfeature.Ifyoursystemsupports DynamicPowerCapping,iLOautomaticallyrunsinDynamicPowerCappingmode. Forinformationaboutthepowersettingoptionsforc-Classserverblades,seetheHPBladeSystem OnboardAdministratorUserGuide. iLOvirtualfan Inc-Classbladeservers,OAcontrolstheenclosurefans(alsocalledvirtualfans).TheiLOfirmware cannotdetecttheseenclosurefans.Instead,theiLOfirmwaremonitorsanambienttemperature sensorlocatedonthebladeserver.ThisinformationisdisplayedontheiLOwebinterface,andis retrievedbyOAperiodically.OAusesthesensorinformationcollectedfromalliLOprocessorsin theenclosuretodetermineenclosurefanspeeds. iLOoption TheiLO-DeviceBaypageinOA(Figure83)providesthefollowinglinks: •WebAdministration—StartstheiLOwebinterface •IntegratedRemoteConsole—Startsthe.NETIRC •RemoteConsole—StartstheJavaIRC ClickingalinkonthispageopenstherequestediLOsessioninanewwindowthatusesSSO, whichdoesnotrequireaniLOusernameorpassword.Ifyourbrowsersettingspreventnew windowsfromopening,theselinksdonotworkcorrectly. 154UsingiLO

Figure83OnboardAdministratorpage IPMIservermanagement ServermanagementthroughIPMIisastandardmethodforcontrollingandmonitoringtheserver. TheiLOfirmwareprovidesservermanagementbasedontheIPMIversion2.0specification,which definesthefollowing: •Monitoringofsysteminformationsuchasfans,temperatures,andpowersupplies •Recoverycapabilitiessuchassystemresetsandpoweron/offoperations •Loggingcapabilitiesforabnormaleventssuchasover-temperaturereadingsorfanfailures •Inventorycapabilitiessuchasidentificationoffailedhardwarecomponents IPMIcommunicationsdependontheBMCandtheSMS.TheBMCmanagestheinterfacebetween theSMSandtheplatformmanagementhardware.TheiLOfirmwareemulatestheBMCfunctionality, andtheSMSfunctionalitycanbeprovidedbyvariousindustry-standardtools.Formoreinformation, seetheIPMIspecificationontheIntelwebsiteathttp://www.intel.com/design/servers/ipmi/ tools.htm. TheiLOfirmwareprovidestheKCSinterface,oropeninterface,forSMScommunications.The KCSinterfaceprovidesasetofI/Omappedcommunicationsregisters.Thedefaultsystembase addressfortheI/O-mappedSMSinterfaceis0xCA2,anditisbytealignedatthissystemaddress. IPMIservermanagement155

TheKCSinterfaceisaccessibletotheSMSsoftwarerunningonthelocalsystem.Examplesof compatibleSMSsoftwareapplicationsfollow: •IPMIversion2.0CommandTestTool—Alow-levelMS-DOScommand-linetoolthatenables hex-formattedIPMIcommandstobesenttoanIPMIBMCthatimplementstheKCSinterface. YoucandownloadthistoolfromtheIntelwebsiteathttp://www.intel.com/design/servers/ ipmi/tools.htm. •IPMItool—AutilityformanagingandconfiguringdevicesthatsupporttheIPMIversion1.5 andversion2.0specifications.IPMItoolcanbeusedinaLinuxenvironment.Youcandownload thistoolfromtheIPMItoolwebsiteathttp://ipmitool.sourceforge.net/index.html. WhenemulatingaBMCfortheIPMIinterface,iLOsupportsallmandatorycommandslistedinthe IPMIversion2.0specification.TheSMSshouldusethemethodsdescribedinthespecificationfor determiningwhichIPMIfeaturesareenabledordisabledintheBMC(forexample,usingtheGet Device IDcommand). Iftheserveroperatingsystemisrunning,andtheiLOhealthdriverisenabled,anyIPMItraffic throughtheKCSinterfacecanaffecthealthdriverperformanceandoverallsystemhealth.Donot issueanyIPMIcommandsthroughtheKCSinterfacethatmighthaveanegativeeffectonhealth drivermonitoring.ThisrestrictionincludesanycommandthatsetsorchangesIPMIparameters, suchasSet Watchdog TimerandSet BMC Global Enabled.AnyIPMIcommandthat simplyreturnsdataissafetouse,suchasGet Device IDandGet Sensor Reading. UsingiLOwithHPInsightControlserverdeployment HPInsightControlserverdeploymentisintegratedwithiLOtoenablethemanagementofremote serversandtheperformanceofRemoteConsoleoperations,regardlessofthestateoftheoperating systemorhardware. ThedeploymentserverenablesyoutousethepowermanagementfeaturesofiLOtopoweron, poweroff,orcyclepoweronthetargetserver.Eachtimeaserverconnectstothedeployment server,thedeploymentserverpollsthetargetservertoverifythataniLOdeviceisinstalled.If installed,theservergathersinformation,includingtheDNSname,IPaddress,anduserloginname. Securityismaintainedbyrequiringtheusertoenterthecorrectpasswordforthatusername. FormoreinformationaboutHPInsightControlserverdeployment,seethedocumentationonthe HPInsightControlwebsiteathttp://www.hp.com/go/insightcontrol. 156UsingiLO

5IntegratingHPSystemsInsightManager TheiLOfirmwareisintegratedwithHPSIMinkeyoperatingenvironments,providingasingle managementconsolefromastandardwebbrowser.Whiletheoperatingsystemisrunning,you canestablishaconnectiontoiLObyusingHPSIM. IntegrationwithHPSIMprovidesthefollowing: •SupportforSNMPtrapdeliverytoanHPSIMconsole—TheHPSIMconsolecanbeconfigured toforwardSNMPtrapstoapageroremailaddress. •Supportformanagementprocessors—AlliLOdevicesinstalledinserversonthenetworkare discoveredinHPSIMasmanagementprocessors. •GroupingofiLOmanagementprocessors—AlliLOdevicescanbegroupedlogicallyand displayedononepage. •HPManagementAgents—iLO,combinedwiththeHPManagementAgents,providesremote accesstosystemmanagementinformationthroughtheiLOwebinterface. •SupportforSNMPmanagement—HPSIMcanaccessInsightManagementAgentinformation throughiLO. HPSIMfeatures HPSIMenablesyoutodothefollowing: •IdentifyiLOprocessors. •CreateanassociationbetweenaniLOprocessoranditsserver. •CreatelinksbetweenaniLOprocessoranditsserver. •ViewiLOandserverinformationandstatus. •ControltheamountofinformationdisplayedforiLO. Thefollowingsectionssummarizethesefeatures.Fordetailedinformation,seetheHPSystems InsightManagerUserGuide. EstablishingSSOwithHPSIM 1.ConfigureiLOforHPSIMSSOandaddHPSIMtrustedservers. Forinstructions,see“ConfiguringiLOforHPSSO”(page61). 2.LogintotheHPSIMserverthatyouspecifiedinStep1,anddiscovertheiLOprocessor. Afteryoucompletethediscoveryprocess,SSOisenabledforiLO. FormoreinformationaboutHPSIMdiscoverytasks,seetheHPSystemsInsightManagerUser Guide. iLOidentificationandassociation HPSIMcanidentifyaniLOprocessorandcreateanassociationbetweeniLOandaserver.You canconfigureiLOtorespondtoHPSIMidentificationrequestsbysettingtheLevelofDataReturned valueontheAdministration→Managementpage.Formoreinformation,see“ConfiguringInsight Managementintegration”(page86). ViewingiLOstatusinHPSIM HPSIMidentifiesiLOasamanagementprocessor.HPSIMdisplaysthemanagementprocessor statusontheAllSystemspage. HPSIMfeatures157

TheiLOmanagementprocessorisdisplayedasanicononthesamerowasitshostserver.The coloroftheiconrepresentsthestatusofthemanagementprocessor. Foralistofdevicestatuses,seetheHPSystemsInsightManagerUserGuide. iLOlinksinHPSIM Foreaseofmanagement,HPSIMcreateslinkstothefollowing: •iLOandthehostserverfromanySystem(s)list •TheserverfromtheSystempageforiLO •iLOfromtheSystempagefortheserver TheSystem(s)listpagesdisplayiLO,theserver,andtherelationshipbetweeniLOandtheserver. •ClickastatusicontodisplaytheiLOwebinterface. •ClicktheiLOorservernametodisplaytheSystempageofthedevice. ViewingiLOinHPSIMSystem(s)lists iLOmanagementprocessorscanbeviewedinHPSIM.Auserwhohasfullconfigurationrights cancreateandusecustomizedsystemcollectionstogroupmanagementprocessors.Formore information,seetheHPSystemsInsightManagerUserGuide. ReceivingSNMPalertsinHPSIM YoucanconfigureiLOtoforwardalertsfromthemanagementagentsofthehostoperatingsystem andtosendiLOalertstoHPSIM. HPSIMsupportsfullSNMPmanagement.iLOsupportsSNMPtrapdeliverytoHPSIM.Youcan viewtheeventlog,selecttheevent,andviewadditionalinformationaboutthealert. ConfiguringthereceiptofSNMPalertsinHPSIM: 1.ToenableiLOtosendSNMPtraps,navigatetotheAdministration→Managementpageand configurethesettingsforSNMP,SNMPalerting,andInsightManagementIntegration.Enter theIPaddressoftheHPSIMcomputerintheSNMPAlertDestination(s)box. Formoreinformation,see“ConfiguringiLOManagementsettings”(page84). 2.TodiscoveriLOinHPSIM,configureiLOasamanageddeviceforHPSIM. ThisenablestheNICinterfaceoniLOtofunctionasadedicatedmanagementport,isolating managementtrafficfromtheNICinterfacefortheremotehostserver.Forinstructions,seethe HPSystemsInsightManagerUserGuide. Formajoreventsthatarenotcleared,iLOtrapsappearinAllEvents.Toobtainmore informationabouttheevent,clickEventType. HPSIMportmatching HPSIMisconfiguredtostartanHTTPsessiontocheckforiLOatport80.Ifyouwanttochange theportnumber,youmustchangeitinbothiLOandHPSIM. •TochangetheportiniLO,navigatetotheAdministration→AccessSettingspage,andthen enterthenewportnumberintheWebServerNon-SSLPortbox. •TochangetheportnumberinHPSIM,addtheporttotheconfig\identification\ additionalWsDisc.propsfileintheHPSIMinstallationdirectory.IfiLOusesthedefault port(80),youdonotneedtoeditthisfile. Theportentrymustbeonasinglelinewiththeportnumberfirst,andwithallotheritems identicaltothefollowingexample(includingcapitalization).Thisexampleshowsthecorrect entryfordiscoveringiLOatport55000. 158IntegratingHPSystemsInsightManager

55000=iLO 3, ,true,false,com.hp.mx.core.tools.identification.mgmtproc.MgmtProcessorParser ReviewingiLOlicenseinformationinHPSIM HPSIMdisplaysthelicensestatusoftheiLOmanagementprocessors.Youcanusethisinformation todeterminehowmanyandwhichiLOdeviceshaveanoptionallicenseinstalled. Toviewlicenseinformation,selectDeploy→LicenseManager.Toensurethatthedisplayeddata iscurrent,runtheIdentifySystemstaskforyourmanagementprocessors.Formoreinformation, seetheHPSystemsInsightManagerUserGuide. ReviewingiLOlicenseinformationinHPSIM159

6Directoryservices ThischapterdescribeshowtoconfigureiLOtouseKerberoslogin,schema-freedirectory authentication,andHPextendedschemadirectoryauthentication. Directoryintegrationbenefits DirectoryintegrationwithiLOprovidesthefollowingbenefits: •Scalability—Thedirectorycanbeleveragedtosupportthousandsofusersonthousandsof iLOprocessors. •Security—Robustuser-passwordpoliciesareinheritedfromthedirectory.User-password complexity,rotationfrequency,andexpirationarepolicyexamples. •Useraccountability—Insomeenvironments,usersshareiLOaccounts,whichmakesitdifficult todeterminewhoperformedanoperation. •Role-basedadministration—Youcancreateroles(forexample,clerical,remotecontrolofthe host,completecontrol)andassociateusersorusergroupswiththoseroles.Achangetoa singleroleappliestoallusersandiLOdevicesassociatedwiththatrole. •Singlepointofadministration—YoucanusenativeadministrativetoolslikeMMCand ConsoleOnetoadministeriLOusers. •Immediacy—AsinglechangeinthedirectoryrollsoutimmediatelytoassociatediLOprocessors. Thiseliminatestheneedtoscriptthisprocess. •Simplercredentials—Youcanuseexistinguseraccountsandpasswordsinthedirectorywithout havingtorecordanewsetofcredentialsforiLO. •Flexibility—YoucancreateasingleroleforasingleuseronasingleiLOprocessor,asingle roleformultipleusersonmultipleiLOprocessors,oracombinationofrolesassuitedtoyour enterprise. •Compatibility—iLOdirectoryintegrationsupportsActiveDirectoryandeDirectory. •Standards—iLOdirectorysupportisbasedontheLDAP2.0standardforsecuredirectory access. ChoosingadirectoryconfigurationtousewithiLO SomedirectoryconfigurationpracticesworkbetterwithiLOthanothers.BeforeyouconfigureiLO fordirectories,youmustdecidewhethertousetheschema-freedirectoryintegrationmethodor theHPextendedschemadirectoryintegrationmethod.Answerthefollowingquestionstohelp evaluateyourdirectoryintegrationrequirements: 1.Canyouapplyschemaextensionstoyourdirectory? •No—YouareusingActiveDirectory,andyourcompanypolicyprohibitsapplying extensions. No—Directoryintegrationdoesnotfityourenvironment.Considerdeployinganevaluation servertoassessthebenefitsofdirectoryintegration. Usegroup-basedschema-freedirectoryintegration.Formoreinformation,see“Schema-free directoryintegration”(page166). •Yes—Proceedtoquestion2. 160Directoryservices