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Cluster Host menu (/cfg/sys/cluster/host <cluster host number>)
Command
reboot [y | n]
delete
Access List menu
Description
Reboots the selected host. If the host is isolated from the cluster, you
receive an error message when performing the Reboot command. You
must log on log on to the host using either its local serial port or
through remote access to the host IP address before you use the
Reboot command in the boot menu. See "reboot" on
Removes the selected host from the cluster and resets the removed
host to its factory default configuration. The other host in the cluster is
unaffected.
To ensure that you removed the intended host, view the current
settings using the Cur command. To view the host number, type, and
IP address for both hosts in a cluster, use the /cfg/sys/cluster/cur
command string.
After you remove a host from the cluster using the Delete command,
you can access the device only through a console terminal connected
to its local serial port. You can log on using the administration account
(admin) and the default password (admin) to access the Setup menu.
When two hosts are present in a cluster, you cannot delete a particular
host if it is the only host with a health status of Up. In this case, you
receive an error message when performing the Delete command.
Administrators can manage the SMC remotely using Telnet, SSH, or the BBI
and acquire various status parameters using SNMP. For security purposes,
access to these features is restricted to authorized clients through the access
list.
Using the access list menu (/cfg/sys/accesslist), you can specify IP addresses
or address ranges that are permitted remote access to the system. There is only
one access list, which applies to all remote management features. By default,
the management network is added to the access list.
Configuration menu
Secure Multimedia Controller
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