Users Guide

Associating Dell PowerEdge FM120x4 server modules

with FX2 CMC devices

You can view and monitor the health of the discovered Dell PowerEdge FM120x4 Server Modules that are

associated with FX2 CMC devices, in the Network View of TIP.

1. On TIP, click Availability → Network Availability → Network View → Dell Managed Systems → Dell

Chassis → FX2 CMC → FX2 CMC_IP Address → FX2 CMC_Service Node ID.

2. Expand FX2 CMC to view the service node IDs of the discovered Dell PowerEdge FM120x4 Server

Modules associated with the FX2 CMC systems.

3. Click a service node ID to view the managed nodes of the associated servers, in the right pane.

Associating servers with VRTX CMC devices

You can view the servers and their RACs that are associated with VRTX CMC devices, in the Network

View

of TIP.

1. On TIP, click Availability → Network Availability → Network View → Dell Managed Systems → Dell

Chassis → VRTX CMC.

The <VRTX CMC ServiceTag> is displayed for that VRTX CMC device.

2. Expand the <VRTX CMC ServiceTag> to view the service tags of the discovered Dell servers and their

RACs associated with the VRTX CMC devices.

3. Click a service tag to view the managed nodes of the associated servers and their RACs, in the right

pane.

NOTE: If a modular server and its VRTX CMC association is changed after the discovery, then

the modular server and the associated RAC has to be rediscovered to show their correct

association.

Associating IO Modules (Dell M-Series Switches) with

CMC devices

You can the view the discovered Dell M-Series Switch as an IO Module associated with CMC devices, in

the Network View of TIP.

1. On TIP, click Availability → Network Availability → Network View → Dell Managed Systems → Dell

Chassis → CMC.

The <CMC ServiceTag> is displayed for that CMC device.

2. Click <CMC ServiceTag> → IO Modules to view the discovered Dell M-Series network switches

associated with that CMC device in the right pane.

NOTE: If an M-Series switch and its CMC association is changed after the discovery, then the

M-Series switch and the associated RAC has to be rediscovered to show their correct

association.