Users Guide

Network types Description
VM Migration Used for VLANs supporting vMotion and similar technologies
VMWare FT Logging Used for VLANs supporting VMware Fault Tolerance
Edit or delete a configured network
1. On the Configuration page, click Networks.
2. Select a network from the list, and then click Edit in the right pane to change the name, description, VLAN ID, or the network type.
NOTE: As IPv6 addressing is not supported by M I/O Aggregator (IOA) and FN I/O modules, VLAN configuration on
M1000e and FX2 chassis is not supported in an IPv6 infra.
NOTE: In OpenManage Enterprise 3.1, the changed VLAN name and IDs are not updated on the target MX7000
chassis after a stateless deployment task is run.
3. To delete the network, select the network and click Delete.
4. Click Yes.
Stateless deployment
NOTE: To perform any tasks on OpenManage Enterprise, you must have necessary user privileges. See Role-based
OpenManage Enterprise user privileges.
Before you perform a stateless deployment, ensure that:
• You have either created a device deployment template or cloned a sample template. See Create a template from a reference device.
• You have created and configured an identity pool. See Create identity pools.
• The target devices meet the requirements specified in Minimum system requirements for deploying OpenManange Enterprise.
• The OpenManage Enterprise license is installed on all the target devices.
NOTE: Identity pools cannot be associated to templates created in earlier versions of OpenManage Enterprise.
1. From the list of templates, select the check box corresponding to the device whose template must be deployed.
2. Click Edit Network.
3. In the Edit Network dialog box, select the identity pool, and the Tagged and Untagged network.
4. Enter the maximum and minimum bandwidth and click Finish.
5. On the Template Details page, click Deploy Template.
6. In the Deploy Template: <template name> dialog box, under Target:
a) Click Select, and then select device(s) in the Job Target dialog box and click Ok. See Selecting target devices and device groups.
b) Click Next.
7. In the Boot to Network ISO section:
a) Select the Boot to Network ISO check box. This check box is displayed only if the target device is a server.
b) Select either CIFS or NFS, and then enter information in the fields such as an .ISO image file path and share location where
the .ISO image file is stored.
c) Click Next.
8. In the iDRAC Management IP section, change the target device IP settings, if required, and then click Next.
NOTE:
If the IP setting is not configured on the discovered MX7000 sled, the Boot to Network ISO operation is not
run during the template deployment.
9. In the NIC Configurations section, click Assign Identities.
10. The assigned virtual identities of the NIC cards are displayed. To view all the assigned identities of the identity pool, click View all NIC
details, and then click Next.
11. In the Schedule section, run the job immediately or schedule for a later point of time. See Schedule job field definitions.
12. Click Finish. Review the message and click YES.
A Device Configuration job is created under Jobs. See Using jobs for device control.
Manage device configuration templates
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