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Chapter 3 Setup

5.2.2 A2040b/A2020b/A2010b

IPv4 address: 192.168.1.100, 192.168.1.101,
IPv6 address: Link local address (*2), no global address
User name: Administrator
Password: Administrator
HTTP: Enabled
HTTPS: Enabled (*1)
SSH: Enabled
(*1) Disabled on standby BMC.
(*2) This address is added to network interface of BMC. This address is unique in a link (subnet) and
automatically generated (FE80::/64). This address is always added even if IPv6 setting is invalid.
Important
5.3

HTTP/HTTPS

User is authenticated at login by HTTPS. Accordingly, you cannot enable HTTP only. If HTTP is enabled,
HTTPS is also enabled.
On web console of standby BMC, you can enable HTTP only at login.
5.4

Login using LDAP/Active Directory

When you login with an account of LDAP or Active Directory, you cannot use HTTP. Use HTTPS for login.
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If you do not use DHCP server for connecting with network, access the default IP
address shown above from the local network where the default IP address is
available. If the default IP address is unavailable in your environment, set an IP
address for management LAN by using BMC Configuration of Off-line TOOL or
maintenance LAN of the server. See "7.7.1 IPv4 Property (Master)" for how to set
an IP address.
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For security reasons, set the user name, password, and IP address appropriate
to your environment.
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IPv6 supports manual setting and RA (Router Advertisement) for setting an IP
address, however, does not support DHCP and DNS. User interfaces that can be
used on IPv6 are web console connection, SMASH-CLP connection, and mail
alert only. For details, Chapter 3, (7. Using Remote Management).
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If you have forgotten Administrator password, restore the default setting by
using [BMC Configuration] of Off-line TOOL.
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