Section 5 Configuring The Service Processor After Restoring; Configuring After Updating Management Firmware; Configuring After Restoring Default Settings; Reconfiguring Service Processor On A Non-Boot Cell - NEC Express5800/A1160 Troubleshooting Manual

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Section 5

Configuring the Service Processor After

Restoring

This section provides information for reconfiguring your Service Processor after it is

restored.

5.1. Configuring After Updating Management Firmware

If you updated the management firmware on your Service Processor, you do not need to

configure because your network and customer data is persistent.

If you restored your Service Processors using commands in the Restore Defaults

submenu on the EXPRESSSCOPE® Monitor interface, note that restoring default

settings can have the following effects, depending on whether you restore defaults on a

boot cell, a non-boot cell, or all cells in the system:

Imposition of the following IP address settings:

Cell: 172.26.1.cell#

Partition: 172.26.2.cell#

Subnet mask: 255.255.0.0

Gateway: 0.0.0.0 or 172.26.1.250, depending on the management firmware

implementation

Loss of all knowledge of multiple cell partitions. That is, the number of partitions can

be the same as the number of cells, where each partition consists of one cell.

Loss of many partition settings, such as SSL certificates.

5.2.1.

If your restored Service Processor is not in a boot cell, perform the following:

Use the EXPRESSSCOPE® Monitor interface to configure your cell IP address.

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