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Password: <Serial number of the EMS (all caps)>
Then press the Enter key twice to bring up essutils.
Once logged in, select SSR Tools and then ESS 3200 SSR checks.
b. Assign IP addresses.
i) Set the following IP addresses of the EMS (On the protocol node you will only set two IP
addresses – the same as the I/O servers. One for C11-T1 (management interface) and HMC1
(FSP connection).
• Set FSP ipmi IP address (EMS or 3200) (HMC1 | BMC)
• Set FSP ipmi static state and netmask (EMS or 3200) (HMC1 | BMC)
• Assign IP address to Management Interface (EMS ONLY) (C11-T1)
• Assign IP address to FSP Interface (EMS ONLY) (C11-T2)
FSP interface is not applicable to the protocol nodes
• Assign IP address to Campus Interface (EMS P9 C11-T3)
ii) To confirm the IPs were set correctly run the following:
• Check FSP interface (EMS or 3200) (HMC1 | BMC)
• Check management interface (EMS ONLY) (C11-T1)
• Check FSP interface (EMS ONLY) (C11-T2)
FSP interface is not applicable to the protocol nodes
• Check Campus interface (POWER 9 EMS C11-T3)
The IP addresses must match the addresses given on the TDA worksheet.
c. Do the following final steps:
i) Disconnect your laptop from EMS.
ii) Ensure that no server or enclosure warning LEDs are on. If required, take the appropriate
actions.
If all the hardware are clean, the installation procedure is complete for the EMS and you can continue
with the next step.
2. Do a ping test from the EMS to the management interface of the first data server node and then the
HMC1(p9)/BMC (3200) port. After the first data server node ping test is complete, do the same ping
test for the second data server node. Finally, perform the same ping tests to any protocol nodes (if
applicable).
a) Highlight the Ping tests option (do not click).
b) Press c to change the target IP to one of the HMC1(p9)/BMC (3200) IP address of data server
nodes.
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