Enabling And Configuring Vlan Using The Ilo Interface; Enabling And Configuring Vlan Using Rbsu - HP Integrated Lights-Out User Manual

to be on the same VLAN. Regular network traffic traveling through the Shared network Ports could be on
the same LAN, different LANs, different VLAN, and so on.
To communicate with iLO through a client system, the client must be on the same VLAN as the iLO Shared
Network Ports, and any network switches between the iLO Shared Network Port and the client must be
IEEE 802.1q compliant. IEEE 802.1q managed switches might need to be configured to enable VLAN
support.
The iLO Shared Network Port VLAN feature is disabled by default. This feature can be enabled and
configured through:
iLO RBSU
iLO web interface
XML scripting
The VLAN feature is only available on systems that support SNP NIC. All VLANs must be configured with
a VLAN ID. The VLAN ID can be any number between 1 and 4094. Only users with the Configure iLO
Settings privilege are allowed change enable or disable VLAN support and to configure VLAN IDs.

Enabling and configuring VLAN using the iLO interface

Log on to iLO using an account that has the Configure iLO Settings privilege. Click Administration.
1.
IMPORTANT:
Users that do not have the Configure iLO Settings privilege can only view the assigned
settings.
Click Network Settings.
2.
Click Yes in the Enable Virtual LAN option to enable the VLAN feature.
3.
If the Shared Network Port is not selected, the choices for the Enable Virtual LAN radio button and
the VLAN ID field are deactivated and cannot be configured.
Enter a number between 1 and 4094 in the Virtual LAN ID field.
4.
If the Virtual LAN feature is disabled, the Virtual LAN ID field is deactivated and cannot be
configured.
Click Apply. iLO will reset with the current VLAN ID settings.
5.

Enabling and configuring VLAN using RBSU

Reboot the server and press the F8 key. When prompted, enter iLO RBSU.
1.
Navigate to Network>NIC>TCP/IP, and press the Enter key.
2.
Use the space bar to select Shared Network Port in the Network Interface Adapter field.
3.
Navigate to the Virtual LAN field, and use the space bar to select Enabled. A user definable VLAN
4.
ID field appears.
Only users with the Configure iLO Settings privilege can change these settings.
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