USER'S GUIDE EXTENSION FOR MICROSOFT VIRTUAL ARCHITECTURES
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1. INTRODUCTION
Dell is a world class supplier of hardware and software optimizing business continuity on your
Microsoft virtual platforms worldwide. The system includes controlling proper boot and graceful
shutdown of:
The virtual machines hosted on a same physical machine.
The main operating system hosting Microsoft Hyper-V or Hyper-V Server.
Dell UPS Local Node Manageris Dell’s solution to automate various data security functions.
It:
Continuously waits for information from the UPS Management Card (Dell PN H910P)
connected to the Dell UPS.
Warns administrators and users if AC power fails
Proceeds to shutdown system before the end of battery backup power is reached.
Restarts machines when AC power restarts.
Microsoft Hyper-V (or Hyper-V Server) controls the Virtual Machine’s shutdown and restart
functions. Dell UPS Local Node Manager can be installed on the main operating system (hosting
Hyper-V).
Dell UPS Local Node Manager will consolidate information from the UPS which is supplying the
server. Advantages of installing our protection software on the main operating system (hosting
Hyper-V) include:
Only one deployment of Dell ULNM on physical machine, to manage all virtual machines.
Silent deployment possibility.
Dynamic management of virtual machines configuration, with a personalized script.
This manual will guide you through the installation and configuration process of the Dell UPS Local
Node Manager on Microsoft Hyper-V (or Hyper-V Server) platform.
Dell tested virtualization security in a redundant power supply configuration, for system shutdown,
electrical shutdown, and reboot.
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2. INSTALLATION
This section will guide the user through the installation process of Dell UPS Local Node Manager on
Microsoft Hyper-V architecture. Use of Dell UPS Local Node Manager will allow continuity of the electrical power supply to the end user’s internal power system.
2.1. I N STALLAT ION PREREQU I S I T E S
2.1.1. TEST CO N F I G U R A T IO N W ITH HYPER-V MANAGER
This procedure was validated using Microsoft Windows 2008 Enterprise R1, R2 x64 as the main
operating system (hosting Hyper-V). The system had the following applications installed:
Microsoft Hyper-V hosting several virtual machines :
o Windows 2000 Server SP4 and Advanced Server SP4
o Windows Server 2003 x86/x64 R2 SP2
o Windows Server 2008 x86/x64 SP1/SP2
o Windows XP Professional SP2/SP3 and x64 SP2
o Windows Vista SP1/SP2 (except Home editions)
o Windows Seven x86/x64 (except Home editions) (Only On Server 2008 R2)
o SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 SP2 & 11
o Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.2/5.3/5.4 x86/x64
Dell UPS Local Node Manager for Windows.
2.1.2. TEST CO N F I G U R A T IO N W ITH HYPER-V SERVER R1 & R2
This procedure was validated using Hyper-V Server running on an x64 machine.
Microsoft Hyper-V Server was hosting:
o Windows 2000 Server SP4 and Advanced Server SP4
o Windows Server 2003 x86/x64 R2 SP2
o Windows Server 2008 x86/x64 SP1/SP2
o Windows XP Professional SP2/SP3 and x64 SP2
o Windows Vista SP1/SP2 (except Home editions)
o Windows Seven x86/x64 (except Home editions) (Only on Hyper-V Server R2)
o SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 SP2 & 11
o Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.2/5.3/5.4 x86/x64
Dell UPS Local Node Manager for Windows.
Note: Hyper-V Server doesn’t supportRS232 communication port; please connect the UPS through
the USB link or through the Network link.
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2.2. M I C R O S O FT HYPER - V M ANA G E R / H Y P E R -V SERVER R1 & R2 CONFIGURATION
For the automatic OS boot on start-up, the user must configure the physical machine to allow
automatic OS boot on start-up. This is found in the machine’s BIOS.
For further information, see specific documentation of the physical hardware.
Note: It may be required to activate Virtualization Technology Enabled (in the machine’s BIOS) to run
Hyper-V, in CPU Information -> Virtualization Technology -> Enabled
To enable graceful virtual machines shutdown, it is necessary to install on each Virtual Machine the
additional program “Guest Component Service” included in the operating system and to configure it.
2.2.1. “GUEST CO M PONEN T S E R VICE” INSTAL LATIO N
Open the Hyper-V console and start your virtual machine.
Select the Action tab
Install the Service. To check that installation works fine, verify that the software is available
in the Control Panel of the virtual machine ("Add / Remove Programs").
insert the disk integration services.
2.2.2. SERV I C E S C O N F I G U R ATI ON
Open Hyper-V console and select the virtual machine where the service was installed.
Do a Right-click. Choose Settings
Check the box "Operating System shutdown".
Integration Services.
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