Setup Guide

NEC ESMPRO Manager Ver.5 Setup Guide

(2)-(a) Click the group name for the EM card on the "Component Link" view or "Group" tree.

(2)-(b) Click the "Auto Registration" from "Add Component" of "Group Information" tab.

(2)-(c) Select "Search Mode" on the "Auto Registration" view.

With "Network Address Search", enter the network address and network mask.

With "IP Address Range Search", enter the "start address" and "end address" of the IP address

range.

In both search mode case, "SNMP Community Name" and "Authentication key" must be

specified. "SNMP Community Name" is the "SNMP Community Name" specified on EM card.

"Authentication key" is the "NEC ESMPRO Manager (former NEC DianaScope) user password".

After that, click "Search".

(2)-(d) The search for the managed components will start.

(2)-(e) The IP addresses of the found managed component and EM cards will be listed.

When the "Auto Registration" is completed, the NEC ESMPRO Manager starts to control the EM

card.

TIPS:

 When the EM card is registered by auto registration, the EM card name is set to blade

enclosure + "-EM" + EM card number. You can change the EM card name on "Setting" tab

– "Connection Setting".

4.4 Operation of EM card

You can open the screen to check the STATUS lamp and to turn UID lamp on as follows.

(1) Click "Chassis" from the tree view.

(2) Click the EM card name on the "Component List".

(3) Click the EM card parts on the "Chassis MAP" screen.

4.5 CPU Blade Auto Registration

NEC ESMPRO Manager monitors blade slot state of the blade enclosure on which the EM card is installed.

If NEC ESMPRO Manager detects new CPU blade installed on the chassis, NEC ESMPRO Manager

configures BMC on the CPU blade (managed component) through the EM card. To control the managed

component, NEC ESMPRO Manager also registers the managed component and executes "Check

Connection".

You should set the item for the BMC configuration and component registration on the NEC ESMPRO

Manager on the "Chassis Properties" – "CPU Blade Auto Setting".

See the online help of the NEC ESMPRO Manager for the details of the items.