This manual contains important information regarding the use and handling of this
product. Read this manual thoroughly. Pay special attention to the section "NOTE ON
SAFETY" Use the product according to the instructions and information available in
this manual. Keep this manual handy for further reference.
Fujitsu makes every effort to prevent users and bystanders from being injured or from
suffering damage to their property. Use the product according to this manual.
ABOUT THIS PRODUCT
This product is designed and manufactured for use in standard applications such as
office work, personal device, household appliance, and general industrial
applications. This product is not intended for use in nuclear-reactor control systems,
aeronautical and space systems, air traffic control systems, mass transportation
control systems, medical devices for life support, missile launch control systems or
other specialized uses in which extremely high levels of reliability are required, the
required levels of safety cannot be guaranteed, or a failure or operational error could
be life-threatening or could cause physical injury (referred to hereafter as "high-risk"
use). You shall not use this product without securing the sufficient safety required for
high-risk use. If you wish to use this product for high-risk use, please consult with
sales representatives in charge before such use.
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RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENT
The following notice is for EU users only.
.
WARNING: This is a product which meets Class A of EN55022. In a domestic environment this
product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate
measures.
The following notice is for USA users only.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and
used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful
interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
Laser standards
This equipment includes Class 1 laser products and complies with FDA Radiation Performance
Standards, 21 CFR 1040.10 and 1040.11, and the International Laser Safety Standards IEC608251: 2001.
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TRADEMARK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
z Microsoft, Windows, MS, Windows NT, and Windows Server are trademarks or
registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other
countries.
z Linux is a trademark or registered trademark of Linus Torvalds in the United States
and other countries.
z Red Hat, RPM, and all Red-Hat-based marks and logos are trademarks or
registered trademarks of Red Hat, Inc. in the United States and other countries.
z Intel, Xeon, and Itanium2 are trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel
Corporation.
z Ethernet is a registered trademark of Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd. and Xerox Corporation
in the United States and other countries.
z All other product names mentioned herein are the trademarks or registered
trademarks of their respective owners.
z System and product names in this manual are not always noted with trademark or
registered trademark symbols (™), ().
The contents of this manual shall not be disclosed in any way or reproduced in any
media without the express written permission of Fujitsu Limited.
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All Rights Reserved, Copyright FUJITSU LIMITED 2005
Technical brushup
Addition of description for
Windows version
Note:In this table, the revised section is indicated by its section number in the current
edition.
An asterisk (*) indicates a section in the previous edition.
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Preface
1
This manual describes how to operate and maintain the system using the Web-UI and
command line interface (CLI) provided with the PRIMEQUEST-series machine.
Read this manual together with the manuals referenced in this manual.
This section explains:
z Structure and Contents of This Manual
z Other Reference Manuals
z Text Conventions
z Syntax of the Command Line Interface (CLI)
z Environmental Requirements for Using This Product
z Conventions for Alert Messages
Structure and Contents of This Manual
This manual is organized as described below:
Part 1 Basics
CHAPTER 1 Structure of This manual and How to Read It
Describes the structure of this manual and provides information about reading the
manual.
CHAPTER 2 Basic Operations
Describes basic operations from the Web-UI provided with the PRIMEQUEST-series
machine.
Part 2 MMB
CHAPTER 3 Web-UI Operations
Provides a list of menus and describes the windows and use of the MMB Web-UI for
managing and operating the PRIMEQUEST-series machine.
CHAPTER 4 CLI Operations
Describes use of the CLI for managing and operating the PRIMEQUEST-series
machine.
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Part 3 PSA
CHAPTER 5 Web-UI Operations
Provides a list of menus and describes the windows and use of the MMB Web-UI for
PSA operations.
CHAPTER 6 CLI Operations
Describes use of the CLI for PSA operations.
Part 4 GSWB
CHAPTER 7 Web-UI Operations
Describes the windows and operations used when manipulating the GSWB via the
MMB Web-UI and provides a list of menus for these operations.
CHAPTER 8 CLI Operations
Describes the use of the CLI for GSWB operations.
Part 5 EFI
CHAPTER 9 EFI Overview
Provides an overview of the EFI.
CHAPTER 10 Boot Manager
Describes the EFI menu functions used to specify and change boot processing.
CHAPTER 11 DVD Retry Boot
Describes automatic OS booting, EFI shell activation, and modifications to automatic
boot priorities.
CHAPTER 12 EFI Shell and EFI Commands
Describes the EFI shell functions.
Appendix A Alternative Key Combinations for Some Special Keys on Serial
Terminals
Describes alternate inputs for specific keys on serial terminals.
Index
Describes keywords and corresponding reference page numbers.
This manual uses the following symbols to express specific types of information:
Fonts/symbolsMeaningExample
Italic
" "
[]
Indicates names of manuals. See the PRIMEQUEST 480/440
System Design Guide.
Indicates names of chapters,
sections, items, buttons, or
menus.
Indicates window names,
window button names, tab
names, and dropdown menu
selections.
See Chapter 5, "System
Maintenance.
Click the [OK] button.
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Syntax of the Command Line Interface (CLI)
The command syntax is described below.
Command syntax
The command syntax is as follows:
z A variable that requires input of a value must be enclosed in < >.
z An optional element must be enclosed in [ ].
z A group of options for an optional keyword must be enclosed in [ ] and delimited
by |.
z A group of options for a mandatory keyword must be enclosed in { } and delimited
by |.
The command syntax is shown in a frame such as this one.
Environmental Requirements for Using This Product
This product is a computer which is intended to be used in a computer room. For
details on the operational environment, see the PRIMEQUEST 480/440 Installation Planning Manual (C122-H001EN).
Conventions for Alert Messages
This manual uses the following conventions to show alert messages. An alert message
consists of an alert signal and alert statements.
This indicates a hazardous situation could result in serious personal injury if
the user does not perform the procedure correctly.
This indicates a hazardous situation could result in minor or moderate
personal injury if the user does not perform the procedure correctly. This
signal also indicates that damage to the product or other property may occur
if the user does not perform the procedure correctly.
This indicates information that could help the user to use the product more
effectively.
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Alert messages in the text
In the text, alert messages are indented to distinguish then from regular text. A wider
space precedes and follows the message to show where the message begins and ends.
Certain tasks in this manual should only be performed by a certified
service engineer. Users must not perform these tasks. Incorrect
operation of these tasks may cause electric shock, injury, or fire.
z Installation and reinstallation of all components, and initial settings
z Removal of front, rear, or side covers
z Mounting/de-mounting of optional internal devices
z Plugging or unplugging of external interface cards
z Maintenance and inspections (repairing, and regular diagnosis and
maintenance)
The important alert messages are listed in the "Important Alert Messages" table in the
section titled, "NOTE ON SAFETY" after "Preface."
Reader Feedback
• In this manual, it is assumed that two BMMs (optional products) can be connected to a single I/O
unit; this is reflected both in the explanations and in the figures included in this manual. At
present, however, the PRIMEQUEST 480/400 series supports only connection to one BMM
(BMM#0) per I/O unit.
• The screen images in this manual may be different from the actual screen images.
• If you find any errors or unclear statements in this manual, please fill in the "Reader's Comment
Form" sheet at the back of this manual and forward it to the address indicated at the bottom of
the sheet.
• This manual is subject to revision without prior notice.
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2
Important Alert Messages
This manual provides the following important alert signals:
This indicates a hazardous situation that could result in minor or moderate
personal injury if the user does not perform the procedure correctly. This signal
also indicates that damage to the product or other property may occur if the user
does not perform the procedure correctly.
Ta skWarningPage
Normal
operation
Malfunction
The MMB Web-UI supports the Web browsers listed
below. Note that other browsers may not display Web-UI
windows correctly.
z Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) v5.5 (SP2) and later
z Netscape v7.02 and later
Guarantee of operation
Do not use Standard Mirror Mode/Advanced Mirror Mode.
Do not use this field. Doing so may lead to a malfunction
and result in data corruption or a device failure.
Guarantee of operation
Do not use this field. Doing so may lead to a malfunction
and result in destroyed data or a device failure.
Guarantee of operation
Fujitsu certified service engineers use the [Maintenance
Wizard] window for maintenance. Customers should not
use this window. Doing so may cause a failure.
Malfunction
In operation under PSA, the [Refresh] button is displayed
in windows with variable data, but this excludes windows
for process monitoring, system files, and software
inventory. When you select [Enable] in the [Refresh Rate]
window for the MMB, no automatic refresh will become
effective. New information is collected at regular intervals
(30 minutes) to ensure that up-to-date values can be
displayed. Therefore, the latest information may not be
displayed depending on the time the button is clicked.
Items on which up-to-date information is retrieved when
they are displayed are noted in each description of the
window.
P. 2 -1
P. 3 -1 0 8
P. 3 -1 0 8
P. 3 -1 5 2
P. 3 -1 5 3
P. 3 -1 7 3
P. 5 -2
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Maintenance
z Installation and reinstallation of all components, and initial settings
z Removal of front, rear, or side covers
z Mounting/de-mounting of optional internal devices
z Plugging or unplugging of external interface cards
z Maintenance and inspections (repairing, and regular diagnosis and maintenance)
Product Handling
Certain tasks in this manual should only be performed by a certified service
engineer. Users must not perform these tasks. Incorrect operation of these tasks
may cause electric shock, injury, or fire.
The following tasks regarding this product and the optional products provided from
Fujitsu should only be performed by a certified service engineer. Users must not
perform these tasks. Incorrect operation of these tasks may cause malfunction.
z Unpacking optional adapters and such packages delivered to the users
Remodeling/Rebuilding
Do not make mechanical or electrical modifications to the equipment.
Using this product after modifying or overhauling may cause unexpected injury or
damage to the property, the user, or bystanders.
Figure 10.8Example of the displayed [Delete Boot Option(s)] window . . . . . 10-9
Figure 10.9Example of the displayed [Change Boot Order] window . . . . . . . 10-11
Figure 10.10 Example of the displayed [Set Auto Boot Timeout] window . . . . 10-13
Figure 10.11 EFI Setup Menu as it is displayed immediately after startup . . . 10-15
Figure 10.12 Example of the displayed [EFI Configuration Utility] window . . . 10-16
Figure 10.13 Example of the displayed [Keyboard] window . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-17
Figure 10.14 Example of the displayed [LSI Logic Host Bus Adapters]
Table 3.132 Buttons in the [Backup/Restore MMB Configuration] window . . . 3-167
Table 3.133 Displayed and setting items in the [Backup EFI Configuration]
This manual describes operation of software on the PRIMEQUEST-series machine.
Figure 1.1 shows the main types of software running on this server:
- MMB firmware: Part II
- PSA: Part III
- GSWB firmware : Part IV
- EFI firmware: Part V
Each part of the manual corresponds to one type of software.
PRIMEQUEST
Management LAN
Web-UI
CLI
Console
Partition#n
Business applications
Partition#0
Business applications
Part III
PSA
Linux/windows
Port No. 01 (tentative)
Part II
MMB
127.1.1.128(tentative)
CPU
MMB-FW
IP address
Management LAN
SB
IOU
Part V
Private LAN
Linux/windows
EFI
Port No. 03 (tentative)
Business LAN
GSWB
GSWB-FW
IP address
127.1.1.192(tentative)
PSA
Part IV
Figure 1.1 Software covered in this manual
SB
IOU
EFI
Business
LAN
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CHAPTER 1 Structure of This manual and How to Read It
1.1Conventions Used in This Manual
MMB, PSA, and GSWB descriptions in Parts II to IV are organized in sections
according to the windows and commands that are described.
This section describes the format of the descriptions in Parts II to IV.
Format of window descriptions
Each Web window description has the following format:
xx window
A window screenshot is provided. For a window whose display varies depending on
the Web browser, the window displayed in Microsoft Internet Explorer is shown.
ItemDescription
Name of item 1 in the window Item 1 is described.
Name of item 2 in the window Item 2 is described.
: :
Names of displayed items in the window are listed together with their descriptions.
ButtonDescription
Name of button 1 in windowThe function of button 1 is described.
Name of button 2 in windowThe function of button 2 is described.
: :
Names of displayed buttons in the window are listed together with their descriptions.
(1)Menu operation
The menu operating procedure for displaying the window is described.
(2)GUI operation
The operating procedure with the window is described.
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Format of command descriptions
Each command description has the following format:
(1)Synopsis
The command syntax is described as follows:
z A variable to which a value must be assigned is enclosed in < >.
z An optional element is enclosed in [ ].
z A selection of optional keywords, which are delimited by |, is enclosed in [ ].
z A selection of required keywords, which are delimited by |, is enclosed in { }.
The command syntax is shown in a box.
(2)Options
Command options are described.
(3)Examples
Examples of using the command are shown.
Example of the command
Screen operation notations
Window operations are described as follows in this manual:
z Web UI menu operations
[ ] → [ ]
Example: Description of the operating procedure for displaying the [System
Status] window
Click [System] → [System Status]. (Select the items in the order
shown.)
z Description involving multiple menu items that are at the same level
[ ]/[ ]/[ ]/[ ]
Example: Description of the operating procedure for displaying the IO_Unit, front
panel, port-channel, or partition information in the [Port Configuration]
window
Click [Switch] → [GSWB#x] → [Port] → [Port Configuration] →
[IO_Unit]/[Front Panel]/[port-channel]/[Partition].
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z Description of one of multiple components (They are actually represented by a
number on the Web-UI.)
Component-name#x
Example: Description of a partition number at the second level
Click [Partition] → [Partition#x] → [Mode].
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1.2 Correspondence between Windows and Parts of This Manual
1.2Correspondence between Windows and Parts of
This Manual
Descriptions of operation from windows in this manual are based on the menu
operations provided by the type of software used. This also applies to command
descriptions in the manual.
Most operations of the PRIMEQUEST-series machine are performed from MMB
Web-UI windows. Also, PSA and GSWB Web-UI windows are used from the MMB
Web-UI windows.
Figure 1.2 shows an example of the correspondence between windows and parts of
the manual.
Figure 1.2 Window and its corresponding section in this manual
The contents of the manual generally correspond to menu layers.
Basically, the manual has operation descriptions for every operable window and
command.
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To find out the software corresponding to a window, check the submenu hierarchy
(breadcrumb trail) that is displayed below the navigation bar in the window. The
menu path to the displayed content is displayed there.
- A submenu path that includes "PSA" indicates a PSA Web-UI window.
- A submenu path that includes "Switch" indicates a GSWB Web-UI window.
- A submenu path other than the above indicates an MMB Web-UI window.
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1
The PRIMEQUEST-series machine provides two user interfaces for its server
management board, referred to as the management board (MMB), containing a
dedicated processor:
z The Web user interface (Web-UI) enables operation and management by the user
through a Web browser running on a PC or workstation (referred to collectively as
a PC, in this document).
z The command line interface (CLI) enables operation by the user through a serial
port or remote PC connection via a management LAN.
This chapter describes common Web-UI window operations and basic operations with
the MMB for management and operation of the PRIMEQUEST-series machine.
Basic operations from the CLI are described in the chapter on CLI operations in each
part of this manual.
Malfunction
The MMB Web-UI supports the Web browsers listed below. Note that other browsers
may not display Web-UI windows correctly.
z Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) v5.5 (SP2) and later
z Netscape v7.02 and later
2.1Web-UI Windows
The user can select the desired font size in these windows. The system status is
indicated by text. It is also indicated by colors so that the user can easily recognize
the current status. Three color patterns classify the status as normal, warning, or
error:
z Normal status
The window background color remains the same.
z Warning status
Yellow indicates the warning status.
For example, if a unit is in the warning status, the table frame that displays the
status has a yellow background.
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z Error status
Red indicates the error status.
For example, if a unit is in the error status, the table frame that displays the status
has a red background.
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2.2 Frame Configuration
2.2Frame Configuration
Each Web-UI window consists of three frames as shown below.
Information frame
Submenu
frame
Content display frame
Figure 2.1 Frame configuration
z Information frame
PRIMEQUEST-series machine information, such as a model name and part
number, is displayed. The user can check this information to easily identify the
system.
z Submenu frame
A tree view menu is displayed. Selecting a menu item displays the corresponding
window in the content display frame, which displays status information and is used
to make settings.
z Content display frame
A window for displaying status information and specifying functions is displayed.
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2.3Information Frame
This section describes the information that is always displayed in the information
frame.
Active MMB
Maintenance status
Navigation bar
Submenu hierarchy display bar
Figure 2.2 Information frame
z Model
A PRIMEQUEST model name is displayed.
z Part Number
A PRIMEQUEST part number is displayed.
z Serial Number
A PRIMEQUEST serial number is displayed.
z Status
The status of the PRIMEQUEST-series machine as a whole is displayed. The
following three system statuses can be displayed.
Clicking the system status displays the [System Event Log] window.
z Active MMB
The number of the active MMB connected to the Web-UI is displayed.
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2.3 Information Frame
z Maintenance status
"Under Maintenance" is displayed in orange while the PRIMEQUEST-series
machine is being maintained by a maintenance engineer using the [Maintenance
Wizard] menu.
Nothing is displayed for this status when the PRIMEQUEST-series machine is not
under maintenance.
z Navigation bar
Any of the menus can be selected for display in the submenu frame.
The name of the selected menu is displayed in black, and the names of the other
menus, which are not selected, are displayed in white.
z Submenu hierarchy display bar
The path to the submenu displayed in the submenu frame is displayed. Clicking a
level in the path displays the corresponding window.
z [Logout]
Clicking [Logout] results in logout from the Web-UI.
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Submenu frame
CHAPTER 2 Basic Operations
2.4Submenu Frame
The submenu frame displays the menu selected from the navigation bar in the
information frame.
Submenu frame
Figure 2.3 Submenu frame
The following applies to the displayed menu:
z Up to three layers of submenus are displayed.
z One of the following icons is displayed to the left of each submenu item to indicate
whether the item has a lower layer:
+
: The submenu item has a lower layer of items. :
-
: The submenu item has a lower layer of items, and the expanded node
displays these items.
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⋅
z A submenu item is displayed in reverse video when the cursor is placed on it.
z Selection of an item is indicated by a different background color.
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2.5 Content Display Frame
2.5Content Display Frame
The content display frame displays the window corresponding to the menu item
selected from the navigation bar in the information frame or from the submenu in the
submenu frame.
Title area
Status display and setting area
Button area
Figure 2.4 Content display frame
The content display frame is split into the following three areas:
z Title area
This area displays the title of the displayed content. The area also has the [Help]
button, which is used to display the Help for the content, and the [Refresh] button,
which is used to reload data.
Clicking the [Help] button displays the Help. The Help window is displayed when
the button is clicked.
The [Refresh] button reloads only the data in the content display frame. The
[Refresh] button is displayed only in a window subject to automatic refresh, and it
is not displayed in a window used only for configuring data settings without
allowing automatic status changes.
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z Status display and setting area
This area displays status information and settings for the displayed content.
Components such as input fields, radio buttons, and check boxes are grayed out for
users who have only the privilege to display information, thereby preventing them
from configuring settings.
z Button area
This area displays buttons used for actions involving the data in the status display
and setting area. The [Apply] and [Cancel] buttons are usually displayed.
Note that the button area is not displayed in cases where the displayed content
requires no input or the user has only the privilege to display information.
z Dialog box
Dialog boxes appear in this area for content display frame operations, such as
clicking the [Apply] button. A dialog box notifies the user of an error, prompts for
confirmation, or prompts for input of subsequently required information. The
following two types of dialog boxes can be displayed:
z Warning dialog box
This dialog box notifies the user of an error such as an input error.
Example:
z Confirmation dialog box
This dialog box prompts the user to specify whether to continue processing.
Example:
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2.6 Basic Operations in Web-UI Windows
2.6Basic Operations in Web-UI Windows
• Access procedure
The procedure for accessing the MMB from the Web-UI is described below.
1Start a Web browser.
JavaScript must be enabled in the browser because the MMB uses JavaScript.
2Enter one of the following addresses:
http:// nodename:adminport (HTTP)
https:// nodename:adminport (HTTP with a security function)
For "nodename," specify the virtual IP address, physical IP address, or
corresponding FQDN of the active MMB.
For "adminport," specify the port number assigned to the MMB management
port (The default value is 8081 for Standard or 432 for SSL.)
3Enter the following user account and password, and then click the [Login]
button.
Remarks:
If the MMB is starting for the first time or its settings have not been changed,
the following default user account and password are in effect and you are
asked to change the default password.
• User name ID: Administrator
• Password: Password set by the Fujitsu certified service engineer at
the time of device setup.
The procedure for displaying the desired Web-UI window is described below.
1Select the appropriate menu item from the navigation bar in the information
frame to display the corresponding menu in the submenu frame.
The submenu frame then displays the menu.
2Select the window from the submenu displayed in the submenu frame.
The content display frame then displays the window.
3Confirm and specify information in the window.
4To return to the next higher layer of the menu, click the (back) button on
←
the toolbar.
The content display frame displays the window as the next higher layer of the
menu.
The step for exiting from the Web-UI window is described below.
5Click [Logout] at the right end of the navigation bar in the information frame.
This results in logout from the Web-UI.
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• Displaying and using a Window
Each field in a window can be displayed and used as follows:
z Character string input field (text field)
A character string can be entered in the field.
Input of a character string
z Selection field (pulldown list)
Click the [] button to display the list from a pulldown menu, and select a value
from the list.
Selection
z Setting button (button)
- [Apply] button
When this button is clicked, the system checks the validity of the data entered in
character string input fields and selected values in the selection fields and other
specified data in the window. If invalid data is found, a warning dialog box
appears.
For example, if the [Apply] button is clicked with an invalid IP address such as
255.255.255.255 entered in the IP address input field, the warning dialog box
shown below appears.
When the [OK] button is clicked in the warning dialog box, the window scrolls
until the input error location is displayed, and the input error location is
displayed in reverse video.
If the entered data may have a significant effect on the system, a confirmation
dialog box for continuing processing is displayed.
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2.6 Basic Operations in Web-UI Windows
- [Cancel] button
When this button is clicked, the data entered in the character string input fields
and selected values in the selection fields are not applied in the system, and the
state prior to entry of the data is restored.
- Selection of a single option (radio button)
Clicking [], an option button, selects the corresponding element. Only one
button can be selected in the field.
Clicking [] (off) changes it to [] (on).
Select
- Select
- Selection of multiple options (check box)
Clicking [ ], a check box, selects the corresponding field.
Clicking [ ] (off) changes it to [ ] (on).
Select
-Link
Clicking a link results in a jump to the destination window.
LINK
- IP address input field
A number ranging from 0 to 255 can be entered in each input field.
- MAC address input field
A hexadecimal number ranging from 00 to FF can be entered in each input field.
Case sensitivity is not considered for the hexadecimal numbers A, B, C, D, E,
and F.
:::::
Note:During a download operation through the MMB Web-UI using Internet
Explorer running under Windows XP SP2 or later, the dialog box for
confirming the download destination may be blocked from opening. In this
event, do as follows:
1Click [Tool] → [Internet Option] → [Privacy] → [Block Popups].
2In the [Block Popups] dialog box, add the MMB URL to the addresses at
"Address of Web site to allow."
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2.7User Privilege Levels
The following table lists the user privilege levels used to restrict operation of the
PRIMEQUEST-series machine.
Table 2.1 User privilege levels
Privilege levelDescription
UserPermitted only to refer to the PRIMEQUEST-series machine status.
Specifying system configuration information and turning on or off
power to a partition are not permitted.
CEPermitted to refer to the PRIMEQUEST-series machine status.
Changes to user management and network settings are not permitted,
but turning on or off power to a partition or the system is permitted.
Maintenance operations are permitted.
OperatorPermitted to refer to the system status and configure system settings.
Changes to user management settings or the LAN configuration are
not permitted.
AdministratorPermitted to perform every type of operation.
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PSA
menu
GSWB
menu
System|Partition|Switch|User|Network|Maintenance
MMB
menu
MMB
PSAGSWB
System|Partition|Switch|User|Network|Maintenance
System|Partition|Switch|User|Network|Maintenance
to PSA
to PSA
to MMB
to MMB
to GSWB
to GSWB
Web-UI
Partition#0
Partition#n
2.8 Switching to Operations with Software of Another Type
2.8Switching to Operations with Software of Another
Type
This section describes how to switch to operations with software of another type
among the following types of software:
z MMB firmware
z PSA
z GSWB firmware
z EFI firmware
The Web-UI or CLI can be used to issue instructions for this operation from a PC
connected to the management LAN.
Switching with Web-UI operations and switching with CLI operations are briefly
described below.
Switching with Web-UI operations
Figure 2.5 shows an outline of switching with Web-UI operations.
System|Partition|Switch|User|Network|Maintenance
Web-UI
MMBMMB
MMB
menu
to PSA
Partition#n
Partition#0
System|Partition|Switch|User|Network|Maintenance
to MMB
Navigation bar
Submenu hierarchy display bar
MMB
operation window
to GSWB
to MMB
System|Partition|Switch|User|Network|Maintenance
PSA
menu
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operation window
PSA
to GSWB
to PSA
GSWB
menu
Figure 2.5 Switching with Web-UI operations
GSWB
operation window
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The navigation bar and menus are used for switching.
The current software used for operations can be determined from the submenu
hierarchy display bar, which shows the menu path to the displayed window.
to PSA
1Click [Partition] on the navigation bar.
2Select [Partition#n] → [PSA] from the Partition menu.
→ The PSA menu of the selected Partition#n is displayed.
to GSWB
1Click [Switch] on the navigation bar.
→ The GSWB menu is displayed.
to MMB
1Click [System] on the navigation bar.
→ The MMB menu is displayed.
Switching with CLI operations
An outline of switching with CLI operations is provided below.
The Telnet or SHH command from a PC connected to the management LAN is used
in CLI operations to switch to the target software for particular operations. The basic
operating procedure is to log in to the OS or firmware of the target of this operation by
executing the Telnet or SHH command with the corresponding IP address specified.
If the operation target is PSA, the MMB IP address and the port number of the login
partition are required. Information required for remote login, such as an IP address,
the port number of a partition, an account ID and a password, must be specified in
advance.
MMB
Specify the MMB IP address, and log in with a remote connection. (*1)
GSWB
Specify the GSWB0 (or GSWB1) IP address, and log in with a remote connection.
(*2)
GSWB through the MMB CLI
Specify 0 or 1, and execute the connect GSWB command to log in to the GSWB CLI.
connect GSWB {0|1}
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EFI
The EFI is used for special cases such as for changing boot control.
1Specify an instruction to wait at EFI [Boot Manager Menu] during boot of the
relevant partition, from the [Boot Control] menu of the MMB Web-UI.
2Start the partition from the MMB Web-UI.
→ The EFI [Boot Manager Menu] window is displayed.
*1To log in to the MMB via telnet or SSH from an external device, you need to
click [Network Configuration] and [Network Protocols] in that order and set
the necessary parameters to [Enable] in the [Network Protocols] window.
*2To log in to GSWB#0 or GSWB#1 via telnet or SSH from an external device,
you can use one of two methods below:
- Click [Switch], [GSWB#0], [Management], and [Telnet] in that order and
set the necessary parameters to [Enable] in the [Telnet] window.
- Click [Switch], [GSWB#0], [Management], and [SSH Status] in that
order and set the necessary parameters to [Enable] in the [SSH Status]
window.
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1
This chapter describes how to operate and manage the PRIMEQUEST-series machine
from the MMB Web-UI, and it provides a list of menus in the MMB Web-UI window
and describes the associated windows and operations.
3.1List of Menus in the Web-UI Window
This section provides a list of menus for the Web-UI.
The abbreviations in the Privilege column mean the following:
Level 1
System
z RW : The user can read and write in the window concerned.
z RO: The user can only read in the window concerned.
z N/A : The window and submenu concerned are not displayed.
Table 3.1 Menus
Navigation Bar submenusPrivilege
Level 2
System StatusRWRORORODisplays the status of the
System Event LogRWRORORODisplays the system
System InformationRWRORORODisplays system
Firmware InformationRORORORODisplays firmware
]RWRORORWSpecifies the system
System Power ControlRWROROROControls power.
LEDsRWRWRWRWDisplays LED statuses.
Power SupplyRWRORORODisplays the power
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5
Admin
Operator
User
CE
Remarks
entire system.
event log.
information such as
system and product
names.
version information.
configuration.
status.
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Navigation Bar submenusPrivilege
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5
Admin
Operator
User
CE
Remarks
FansRORORORODisplays fan statuses.
TemperatureRWRORORODisplays the readings
from temperature
sensors in the
PRIMEQUEST-series
machine.
SBDisplays only the
submenus for the
installed SBs.
SB#0RWRWRORWControls the SB and
displays its status.
SB#1 RWRWRORW
SB#2RWRWRORW
SB#3RWRWRORW
SB#4RWRWRORW
SB#5RWRWRORW
SB#6RWRWRORW
SB#7RWRWRORW
IO_UnitDisplays only the
submenus for the
installed IO_Units.
IO_Unit#0RWRWRORWControls the IO_Unit
and displays its status.
IO_Unit#1RWRWRORW
IO_Unit#2RWRWRORW
IO_Unit#3RWRWRORW
IO_Unit#4RWRWRORW
IO_Unit#5RWRWRORW
IO_Unit#6RWRWRORW
IO_Unit#7RWRWRORW
System Interconnect
XAI#0RWRWRORWControls the XAI and
displays its status.
XAI#1RWRWRORW
XDI#0RWRWRORWControls the XDI and
displays its status.
XDI#1RWRWRORW
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Navigation Bar submenusPrivilege
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5
Admin
Operator
User
CE
Remarks
XDI#2RWRWRORW
XDI#3RWRWRORW
Other Board
CPCBRWRWRORWControls the CPCB and
displays its status.
KVMRWRWRORWControls the KVM and
displays its status.
OP-panelRWRWRORWControls the OP-panel
and displays its status.
FANBRWRWRORW
PDBRWRWRORW
MMBRWRWRORO
MMB#0RWRWRORODisplays MMB informa-
tion and specifies LEDs.
MMB#1
GSWBRWRWRORODisplays only the
submenus for the
installed GSWBs.
GSWB#0
Controls the GSWB and
displays its status.
GSWB#1
RWRWRORO
PCI_BoxThis submenu is
displayed for PCI_Box
connections.
Only the submenus for
the installed PCI_Boxes
are displayed.
PCI_Box#0RWRWRORWDisplays the PCI_Box
status.
PCI_Box#1RWRWRORW
PCI_Box#2RWRWRORW
PCI_Box#3RWRWRORW
PCI_Box#4RWRWRORW
PCI_Box#5RWRWRORW
PCI_Box#6RWRWRORW
PCI_Box#7RWRWRORW
Partition
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Navigation Bar submenusPrivilege
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5
Admin
Operator
User
CE
Remarks
Power ControlRWRWROROPower control of a
partition
Schedule
Schedule ControlRWRWROROSpecifies information
for scheduled
operations.
Schedule ListRWRWROROSets the power-on and
power-off schedule.
USB/Video/DVD SwitchRWRWRORW Switches to USB, Video,
or DVD connection.
Console Redirection SwitchRWRWRORWSpecifies the output
destination of console
redirection for a
partition.
Partition ConfigurationRWROROROChanges the partition
configuration.
Split Configuration
SB SplitRWROROROSpecifies SB splitting or
merging.
IO_Unit SplitRWROROROSpecifies IO_Unit
splitting or merging.
Reserved SB ConfigurationRWROROROSpecifies spare SBs.
Partition#0
Partition#1Same as Partition#0
Partition#2Same as Partition#0
Partition#3Same as Partition#0
Partition#4Same as Partition#0
Partition#5Same as Partition#0
Partition#6Same as Partition#0
Partition#7 Same as Partition#0
Partition#8Same as Partition#0
Partition#9Same as Partition#0
Partition#10Same as Partition#0
Partition#11Same as Partition#0
Partition#12Same as Partition#0
Partition#13Same as Partition#0
Partition#14Same as Partition#0
Partition#15Same as Partition#0
The [System] menu displays the statuses of PRIMEQUEST hardware, which can be
specified from this menu.
3.2.1System Status window
The [System Status] window displays the status of the entire PRIMEQUEST-series
machine.
Clicking the box containing a unit name in this window displays the detailed status
view window for the unit.
Figure 3.1 [System Status] window
This window displays the statuses of all devices in the PRIMEQUEST-series
machine. The displayed status means the following:
OK: The device has no defect and it is operating normally.
Not present: This unit is not installed. This status is grayed out.
Warning:The device has encountered an event that is not serIO_Units but will
possibly develop into a problem. The accompanying icon is a yellow
triangle containing an exclamation mark (!).
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Failed: The device has failed and must be isolated. The accompanying icon is a
red circle containing a white X.
Degraded: The device contains a faulty component but can continue operating when
the faulty component has been isolated. The accompanying icon is a
yellow triangle containing an exclamation mark (!).
Table 3.2 Displayed items in the [System Status] window
ItemDescription
Power SupplyStatus of power supply units in the PRIMEQUEST-series machine
FansStatus of fans in the PRIMEQUEST-series machine
Temperat ureStatus of temperature sensors in the PRIMEQUEST-series
machine
SB#0 to SB#7Statuses of SB#0 to SB#7 in the PRIMEQUEST-series machine
IO_Unit#0 to IO_Unit#7 Statuses of IO_Unit#0 to IO_Unit#7 in the PRIMEQUEST-series
machine
XAI#0, XAI#1Statuses of XAI#0 and XAI#1 in the PRIMEQUEST-series
machine
XDI#0 to XDI#3Statuses of XDI#0 to XDI#3 in the PRIMEQUEST-series machine
CPCBStatus of the CPCB in the PRIMEQUEST-series machine
KVMStatus of the KVM board in the PRIMEQUEST-series machine
OP-PanelStatus of the operator panel in the PRIMEQUEST-series machine
MMB#0, MMB#1Statuses of MMB#0 and MMB#1 in the PRIMEQUEST-series
machine
GSWB#0, GSWB#1Statuses of GSWB#0 and GSWB#1 in the PRIMEQUEST-series
machine.
PCI_Box#0 to
PCI_Box#7
Statuses of PCI_Box#0 to PCI_Box#7 connected to the
PRIMEQUEST-series machine
Table 3.3 Buttons in the [System Status] window
ButtonDescription
Each box displaying the
status of a unit
Click the box containing a unit name to display its detailed status
view window. If the box of an uninstalled unit is clicked, its
detailed status view window is not displayed.
(1)Menu operation
[System] → [System Status]
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(2)GUI operation
1To check the status of a device in detail, click the box containing its unit
name.
A detailed status view window for the device is displayed.
3.2.2System Event Log window
The [System Event Log] window displays events that occurred in the PRIMEQUESTseries machine and are stored in the system event log of the MMB.
More than 1,000 events can be stored in the system event log. When the system event
log reaches the maximum number of entries, new events are saved in the system event
log as the oldest events are deleted.
Figure 3.2 [System Event Log] window
The title row in the table remains visible during scrolling, and only the table body is
scrolled.
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Table 3.4 Displayed items in the [System Event Log] window
ItemDescription
SeveritySeverity of an event or error:
• Error: SerIO_Units problem such as a hardware failure
• Warning: Event that is not serIO_Units but will possibly
develop into a problem
• Info: Normal event such as partition power-on
Date/TimeLocal date and time at which an event or error occurred.
Format: yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss
UnitUnit with the sensor that detected an event or error. For example,
"SB#0" is displayed for an error that occurred in CPU#A0 of
SB#0.
Clicking a displayed unit name displays the corresponding unit
information window (whose information includes the part number
and serial number of the unit).
SourceName of the sensor that detected an event or error.
Clicking a displayed sensor name displays the corresponding
sensor status window or the unit information window of the unit
containing the sensor.
Event IDID (eight-digit hexadecimal number) that identifies an event.
For details on event ID assignment, see the PRIMEQUEST 480/440 Reference Manual: Messages/Logs (C122-E004EN).
DescriptionDescription of an event or error.
If the event involves board insertion or removal, the part number
and serial number of the board are displayed.
Table 3.5 Buttons in the [System Event Log] window
ButtonDescription
Clear All EventsClick the [Clear All Events] button to clear all of the events stored
in the system event log.
A confirmation dialog box opens for confirmation to clear the
events.
DownloadClick the [Download] button to download the event data stored in
the system event log to the PC whose browser is displaying the
Web-U I.
The [Save File] dialog box opens before downloading begins.
Specify the save destination directory and a file name.
FilterClick the [Filter] button to open a dialog box for entering filtering
conditions. Enter filtering conditions, and click the [Apply]
button. The [System Event Log Filtering Condition] window is
then displayed with the data that satisfies the entered filtering
conditions.
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ButtonDescription
DetailClick the [Detail] button to display details on the selected event in
the [System Event Log (Detail)] window.
(1)Menu operation
[System] → [System Event Log]
(2)GUI operation
• Clearing all of the events stored in the system event log
1Click the [Clear All Events] button.
A confirmation dialog box opens for confirmation to clear all of the events.
• Downloading the event data stored in the system event log
1Click the [Download] button.
A dialog box is displayed to allow you to enter a save file path. Download
the event data to the PC that displays the Web-UI.
• Filtering the events displayed in the window
1Click the [Filter] button.
A dialog box for entering filtering conditions opens.
2Enter filtering conditions in the dialog box, and click the [Apply] button.
The [System Event Log Filtering Condition] window is then displayed with
the data satisfying the entered filtering conditions.
3For further filtering, enter additional conditions in the [System Event Log
Filtering Condition] window, and click the [Apply] button.
The [System Event Log] window is then displayed again, with only the
events that satisfy the specified conditions.
• Displaying details on an event displayed in the window
1Click the applicable [Detail] button.
The [System Event Log (Detail)] window is displayed with details on the
event.
The [System Event Log Filtering Condition] window can be used to identify events
that occurred in the PRIMEQUEST-series machine. If conditions are entered in this
window, the caller window displays the events that satisfy the entered conditions
when it is redisplayed.
This filtering uses the AND operator for entered conditions.
Table 3.6 Displayed and setting items in the [System Event Log Filtering
Condition] window
ItemDescription
SeveritySelect the severities of the system events to be displayed for the
system event log by checking the corresponding check boxes.
More than one severity option can be selected.
• Error: SerIO_Units problem such as a hardware failure
• Warning: Event that is not serIO_Units but will possibly
develop into a problem
• Info: Normal event such as partition power-on
By default, all of the options are selected.
Partition Select partitions whose events are to be displayed by checking
their check boxes.
Select either [All] or [Specified] by clicking its radio button.
Selecting [All] disables filtering of partitions. Selecting
[Specified] enables checking of check boxes, so partitions can be
selected. The default setting is [All].
UnitSelect units whose events are to be displayed.
Select either [All] or [Specified] by clicking its radio button.
Selecting [All] disables filtering of units.
Selecting [Specified] enables filtering of units and checking of
check boxes, so units can be selected. The default setting is [All].
SourceSelect the sensors (e.g., CPU, DIMM) used to display the sources
of any events and errors that occur.
Select either [All] or [Specified] by clicking its radio button.
Selecting [All] disables filtering of sources.
Selecting [Specified] enables filtering and checking of check
boxes, so the sources can be selected. The default setting is [All].
Sort by Date/TimeSpecify the order for displaying events, from new events to old
events or vice versa, by clicking a radio button.
The default setting is [New event first].
Start Date/TimeSpecify a time range for the event logs to be displayed.
Select either [First event] or [Specified time] as the start time by
clicking a radio button. If [Specified time] is selected, the start
time can be entered.
The default setting is [First event].
End Date/TimeSpecify a time range for the event logs to be displayed.
Select either [End event] or [Specified time] as the end time by
clicking a radio button. If [Specified time] is selected, the end time
can be entered.
The default setting is [End event].
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ItemDescription
Number of events
to display
Specify the number of events to be displayed for the log. The
default setting is 100.
The denominator indicates the number of events stored in the log.
Table 3.7 Buttons in the [System Event Log Filtering Condition] window
ButtonDescription
ApplySpecify conditions such as [Severity], [Partition], and [Unit], and
click the [Apply] button. The specified filtering conditions are
then set, and the [System Event Log] window is displayed again.
The window displays events that satisfy the filtering conditions.
Cancel Click the [Cancel] button to return to the [System Event Log]
window. The events displayed in the window remain the same.
Default SettingClick the [Default Setting] button to reset all items in this window
to their default values.
(1)Menu operation
[System] → [System Event Log] → [Filter] button at the bottom of the window
(2)GUI operation
• To display the [System Event Log] window in specified filtering conditions:
1Specify conditions and click the [Apply] button.
The [System Event Log] window reappears. It displays a list of messages limited
to those which fulfill the specified conditions. If no message that fulfills the
conditions exists, the window displays its title and a message stating that there is
no log to be displayed.
• To return to the [System Event Log] window:
1Click the [Cancel] button. The specified conditions are canceled and the [System
Event Log] window reappears.
• To return the selected values to the default values:
1Click the [Default Setting] button. The conditions selected for all parameters are
cleared and the parameters revert to their default values.
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3.2.2.2System Event Log (Detail) window
The [System Event Log (Detail)] window displays detailed information on an event
displayed in the [System Event Log] window.
Figure 3.4 [System Event Log wdd (Detail)] window
Table 3.8 Displayed items in the [System Event Log (Detail)] window
ItemDescription
SeveritySeverity of the event or error:
• Error: SerIO_Units problem such as a hardware failure
• Warning: Event that is not serIO_Units but will possibly
develop into a problem
• Info: Normal event such as partition power-on
Date/TimeLocal date and time at which the event or error occurred.
Format: yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss
UnitUnit with the sensor that detected the event or error. For example,
"SB#0" is displayed for an error that occurred in CPU#A0 of
SB#0.
Clicking the displayed unit name displays the corresponding unit
information window (whose information includes the part number
and serial number of the unit).
SourceName of the sensor that detected the event or error.
Clicking a displayed sensor name displays the corresponding
sensor status window or the unit information window of the unit
containing the sensor.
Event IDID (eight-digit hexadecimal number) that identifies the event.
For details on ID assignment, see the PRIMEQUEST 480/440 Reference Manual: Messages/Logs. (C122-E004EN)
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ItemDescription
DescriptionDescription of the event or error.
If the event involves board insertion or removal, the part number
and serial number of the board are displayed.
Part NumberPart number of the source or unit where the event occurred
Serial NumberSerial number of the source or unit where the event occurred
Event DataEvent data in hexadecimal notation
Table 3.9 Buttons in the [System Event Log (Detail)] window
ButtonDescription
BackRedisplays the [System Event Log] window.
PrevDisplays detailed information on the prevIO_Units event
according to the display order in the [System Event Log] window.
NextDisplays detailed information on the next event according to the
display order in the [System Event Log] window.
(1)Menu operation
[System] → [System Event Log] → [Detail] on each log
(2)GUI operation
• Returning to the [System Event Log] window
1Click the [Back] button.
The [System Event Log] window is displayed again.
• Displaying detailed information on the prevIO_Units event
1Click the [Prev] button.
The window displays detailed information on the prevIO_Units event
according to the display order in the [System Event Log] window.
• Displaying detailed information on the next event
1Click the [Next] button.
The window displays detailed information on the next event according to the
display order in the [System Event Log] window.
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3.2.3System Information window
The [System Information] window displays information about the PRIMEQUESTseries machine, such as the system name, product name.
The PRIMEQUEST-series machine (cabinet) name and the asset tag (asset
management number) can be specified from this window.
Figure 3.5 [System Information] window
Table 3.10 Displayed and setting items in the [System Information] window
ItemDescription
System NameSystem name.
A user with the Admin privilege can change the system name to a
name consisting of up to 64 characters. This system name is also
used as an SNMP system name.
You can use the following characters for system names: 0-9, a-z,
A-Z, - (hyphen), _ (underscore), and one-byte space.
However, the first character must be one of a-z and A-Z.
The default name is <PRIMEQUEST_brand_name +
serial_number>.
Product NameProduct name
Part NumberPart number
Serial NumberSerial number
FSB FrequencyFrequency.
Asset TagAsset management information (Asset Tag).
A user with Administrator privilege can change asset management
information. Up to 32 byte characters can be entered.
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Table 3.11 Buttons in the [System Information] window
ButtonDescription
ApplySets the values entered in [System Name] and [Asset Tag].
Cancel Reverts to the original settings in [System Name] and [Asset Tag].
(1)Menu operation
[System] → [System Information]
(2)GUI operation
1Change the values in [System Name] and [Asset Tag], and click the [Apply]
button.
The entered values are then set.
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3.2.4Firmware Information window
The [Firmware Information] window displays version information on firmware
running on the system.
Table 3.12 Displayed items in the [Firmware Information] window
ItemDescription
UnitUnits with installed firmware:
FirmwareFirmware type
Ve r si o nFirmware version.
(1)Menu operation
[System] → [Firmware Information]
(2)GUI operation
Figure 3.6 [Firmware Information] window
•SB#0 to SB#7
• IO_Unit#0 BMM#0/BMM#1 to IO_Unit#7 BMM#0/BMM#1
• MMB#0 and MMB#1
• GSWB#0 and GSWB#1
"-" is displayed for an unknown version.
None
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3.2.5System Setup window
The [System Setup] window allows you to specify PRIMEQUEST Power Feed mode
settings and Power Restore actions.
Figure 3.7 System Setup window
Table 3.13 Displayed and setting items in the [System Configuration] window
ItemDescription
Power Feed ModeThe user can set either single power feed mode or dual power feed
mode for the power supply to the PRIMEQUEST-series machine:
• Single: Single power feed mode
• Dual: Dual power feed mode
The default setting is [Single].
Power Restoration
Policy
The user can specify the action taken for power recovery in the
event of a power failure, and this setting is displayed:
• Always off: Keeps power off after power recovery.
• Always on: Turns power on after power recovery regardless of
the status at the time of the power failure.
• Restore: Restores the status at the time of the power failure.
That is, if power was on at the time of the power failure, power
is turned on, and if power was off, power is kept off.
The default setting is [Restore].
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ItemDescription
Power Fault ReactionThe user can specify the action taken in the event of lost
redundancy, and this setting is displayed:
• continue: Keeps servers operating continuously when
redundancy is lost.
• shutdown: Shuts down the servers when redundancy is lost.
The default value is [continue].
Shutdown Delay after
UPS detected AC
Failure
The user can specify the grace period from UPS detection of a
power failure until the start of an OS shutdown.
If power recovery is completed within this time, the OS shutdown
does not start.
The setting range is 0 to 9999 seconds.
The default setting is 5 seconds.
Power Linkage ModeIf this check box is checked, when all partitions are shut down, the
power to the cabinet and the GSWB is turned off at the same time.
If the check box is unchecked, the cabinet and the GSWB remain
on when all partitions are shut down. By default, the check box is
checked (the cabinet and the GSWB are switched off in
synchronization with the shutdown of all partitions).
AltitudeThe user can specify the altitude of the PRIMEQUEST-series
machine installation location.
• Altitude <= 1500 m
• 1500 m < Altitude <= 2000 m
• 2000 m < Altitude <= 2500 m
• 2500 m < Altitude
The default setting is Altitude <= 1500 meters.
Mirror Mode (current
status)
Indicates the mirror mode status that is currently in effect on the
system.
• Enabled: The system is in mirror mode.
• Disabled: The system is not in mirror mode.
The default status is [Enabled].
Mirror Mode (setting)The user can specify whether to enable or disable mirror mode for
the system.
• Enable (Mirror Mode)
• Disable (Non Mirror Mode)
Additionally, the user must power off all partitions to validate a
change to this setting. The change is not reflected in the system
until the power-off operation.
Furthermore, [System Mirror (Extended Mirror Mode)] must be
specified for the mirror mode of all partitions. For details, see the
section about the [Mode] window.
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Table 3.14 Buttons in the [System Setup] window
ButtonDescription
ApplySpecify [Power Feed Mode], [Power Restore Policy], and other
items, and click the [Apply] button to set the specified values.
Cancel When you click the [Cancel] button, modifications or additions to
items are not made effective, but the items are returned to their
previous state.
(1)Menu operation
[System] → [System Setup]
(2)GUI operation
1Specify [Power Feed Mode], [Power Restoration Policy], and other items in
this window, and click the [Apply] button.
Then, the specified values are made effective.
2In the confirmation dialog box, specify whether to perform power-off
immediately or later. Select immediate power-off to turn off the power to the
cabinet immediately. Select later power-off to close the window without
turning off the power.
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3.2.6System Power Control window
The [System Power Control] window enables power control of the entire
PRIMEQUEST system.
Note:Be sure to use the OS shutdown function (Power Off - the chassis is powered
off after all partition(s) are shutdown) to turn off power to any partition in
which Windows is installed.
In an emergency, such as no response from the system, use MMB Power-Off
(Force Power Off) to turn off power.
Figure 3.8 [System Power Control] window
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Table 3.15 Displayed and setting items in the [System Power Control] window
ItemDescription
Power On - all partition(s)Power control of the PRIMEQUEST-series machine:
Powers on all partitions. If this option is selected and
power to only the cabinet is turned on, the partitions are
powered on at the same time.
Power On the Chassis onlyPowers on sections other than SBs and IO_Units. The
GSWB is also powered on.
Power Off the Chassis (all
partition(s) will be automatically
shutdown.
Force Power OffPowers off partitions without shutting down the OSs
Shuts down all partitions when the cabinet is powered
off. A confirmation dialog box opens before the
shutdown operation.
running in them. A confirmation dialog box opens
before the power-off operation.
Table 3.16 Buttons in the [System Power Control] window
ButtonDescription
ApplySelect a control option by clicking a radio button, and click the
Cancel Click the [Cancel] button to revert to the original setting for power
(1)Menu operation
[System] → [System Power Control]
(2)GUI operation
1Select a power control option by clicking a radio button and click the [Apply]
button.
Power supply is controlled based on the selected option.
Remark: If [Power Off] or [Force Power Off] is selected, a confirmation
[Apply] button. Power supply is controlled based on the selected
option.
supply control.
dialog box opens.
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3.2.7LEDs window
The [LEDs] window displays LEDs statuses in the system.
For the LED statuses and their meaning, see the PRIMEQUEST System Design Guide
(C122-B001-01EN).
Figure 3.9 [LEDs] window
"Not present" is displayed for an uninstalled device on a line that is grayed out.
Table 3.17 Displayed and setting items in the [LEDs] window
ItemDescription
UnitUnit name.
Power LEDPower status
Alarm LEDIndication of whether the unit operating normally or abnormally
Location LEDUsed to indicate the location or status of the unit corresponding to
the LED
Table 3.18 Button in the [LEDs] window
ButtonDescription
Turn off all Location
LEDs
Click the [Turn off all Location LEDs] button to turn off all
location LEDs of the system.
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