HP StoreOnce B6200 Maintenance and Service Guide (February, 2014)

Table 6 RBSU settings
SettingRBSU menu itemsDL380 G7 BIOS
setting
652428-B21Product IDService OptionsAdvanced OptionsProduct ID
Enter the number that
is identified on the
chassis of the server
Serial NumberService OptionsAdvanced OptionsChassis serial
number
Enter the System id
for the cluster. This
Other Text — Line 1Server Info TextServer Asset TextCluster serial number
can be found on the
GUI on the Device
Configuration page
(see example
screenshot below).
Maximum
Performance
HP Power ProfilePower Management
Options
Product Management
and Performance
HP Static High
Performance Mode
HP Power Regulator
AutoMaximum memory
bus frequency
Advanced power
management options
Increased CoolingThermal ConfigurationAdvanced OptionsThermal
Management
Figure 4 Identifying the Cluster serial number (System ID)
4. Exit RBSU.
Reconfiguring the 1GbE MAC addresses
The networking must be reconfigured to assign the new MAC addresses for the eth0, eth1, eth2
and eth3 1GbE ports on the replacement motherboard.
In the following example we are configuring eth0; repeat the procedure for each of the other
three eth ports.
1. Login to StoreOnce CLI, enter hpsupport and access the shell.
2. Find the address of the eth port (eth0 in our example):
cat/sys/class/net/eth0/address
3. Edit the following file and modify the HWADDR value to the new MAC address shown in the
address file.
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0
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