Putty Tool - IBM Elastic Storage System 3200 Hardware Planning And Installation Manual

Figure 51. PuTTY tool
d. Power on IBM Elastic Storage System 3200 canister 1 (left). You must press the power button to
boot the system up (see Figure 17 on page 42). The system begins to boot and directs to a login
prompt.
Note: If you are greeted with the BMC login prompt vs the OS login prompt login to the BMC with
the following credentials:
UserID: sysadmin
Password: <{Enclosure serial number}A|B>
If you cannot log in to the BMC, either the canister might be an FRU replacement or there might be
an issue in manufacturing. Log in by using the default manufacturing password, that is, superuser.
Once logged in, run the following command to fix the console redirection:
ipmitool -I lanplus -H 127.0.0.1 -U admin -P <{Enclosure serial number}A|B> raw 0x3c 0xcc 0x0
You should immediately be greeted with the O/S login prompt. If not you need to power cycle the
canister.
If you do not see the O/S login prompt immediately, the canister might not be powered on. Run
the following command to confirm the chassis power status:
ipmitool -I lanplus -H 127.0.0.1 -U admin -P <{Enclosure serial number}A|B> chassis
power status
If the chassis power state is off, run the following command to boot the canister:
ipmitool -I lanplus -H 127.0.0.1 -U admin -P <{Enclosure serial number}A|B> chassis
power on
Approximately in 5 minutes, the node is booted with an O/S login prompt.
Log in only as sysadmin to fix the serial redirection issue if needed. If the system boots to the OS
login prompt, skip this step.
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