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pre-configured with the default IP address, “169.254.77.1” to facilitate out of the box access to the BMC web interface. Configure your PC/Laptop IP address to be on this network so that it can communicate with with the 

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platform. To access the BMC web application, connect the Field Service Port to the PC configured with the pre-configured IP address and type the IP address in a web browser.

To configure BMC for remote access:

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using an Ethernet crossover cable, connect the Field Service Port (FSP) to a PC Ethernet port configured for 100 Mbps (Full Duplex) with an IP Address in the same subnet (for example, 169.254.77.2 /24) and connect to the pre-configured IP address in a web browser.

To configure the BMC for remote access:

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at the back of 

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and power it up (if not already on).

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2. Verify that both the LEDs at the FSP are lit. If only the left LED is lit, your PC/laptop network adapter link speed may be set to 10Mbps. Check the PC/laptop Device Manager, and if necessary set your PC/laptop link speed to 100 Mbps/Full Duplex.
3. If your PC/laptop uses DHCP and Automatic Private IP Address setting (default setting), the PC/laptop is assigned an IP address in the same subnet as the initial BMC IP; therefore proceed to Step 9. If your PC/laptop does not use DHCP, proceed to the Step 4 to configure a static IP.

4. In Windows 7 operating system, Open Control Panel > Network and Sharing Center. The Network and Sharing Center window is displayed.

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5. Click Local Area Connection link.The Local Area Connection Status screen is displayed.

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6. Click Properties. The LAN Properties screen is displayed.

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7. Select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and click Properties. The Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) Properties window is displayed.

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8. Select Use the following IP addresses and add the IP address, Subnet mask, and Default gateway values. Click OK.

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9. AnchorStep9Step9Type the pre-configured IP address “169.254.77.1” in a web browser (Firefox is the recommended browser. If using Internet Explorer, you must manually add “https://169.254.77.1” as a trusted site), and 1" into a supported browser (Firefox or IE) to connect to the BMC web interfaceGUI.

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   is delivered with sample self-signed X.509 certificates. Please be aware that even though these sample certificates will allow you to use HTTPS to access

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   the SBC 5400 from BMC and EMA interfaces, using this protocol with the sample certificates is not a truly secure access method. If your organization requires a more secure access, see Generating PKI Certificates. 

10. Login Log on to the 

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    BMC GUI.

    At the prompt, enter:

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    Username: root Password: superuser 

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    BMC main screen is displayed.

     

11. Click Configuration > Network tab.

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    The Network Settings screen is displayed.

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12. Configure the IPv4 Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway network settings. Else, select Use DHCP to obtain the IPv4 configuration details automatically.

13. Select the Select Enable JViewer, and/or Enable SSH and Enable IPMI options under Security  options under the “Security” settings depending upon your security requirements. Click SaveIt is recommended to leave the Enable IPMI option disabled.

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    Enable IPMI is a service impacting operation. This reboots both the BMC and the host server. The changes to any of the three security items does not occur until the Save button is clicked.

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14. Click Save.

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    Click Ok to reboot the BMC.

15. Once you click Save, the following warning message appears:

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16. Click OK to proceed. A pop up window appears stating that the security configuration is successfully completed.

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17. Click OK to complete the process.
18. Disconnect the PC/Laptop from the FSP.

19. Connect the FSP of 

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    to the Ethernet router on LAN segment using a CAT5 Ethernet cable to access the BMC over the networkallow remote access of the BMC.

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20. Connect a PC/Laptop to the IP network that can access the BMC IP address.

21. Continue to configure network management interfaces.

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Once the real BMC address is configured, you cannot access the pre-configured BMC address. Clear the browser cache (browser-specific) and open a new browser session to reflect the changes.

 

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