Cisco Systems Ol 25712 04 Users Manual UCS Manager GUI Configuration Guide, Release 2.0
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- Cisco UCS Manager GUI Configuration Guide, Release 2.0
- Contents
- Preface
- Introduction
- New and Changed Information
- Overview of Cisco Unified Computing System
- About Cisco Unified Computing System
- Unified Fabric
- Server Architecture and Connectivity
- Overview of Service Profiles
- Policies
- Configuration Policies
- Boot Policy
- Chassis Discovery Policy
- Dynamic vNIC Connection Policy
- Ethernet and Fibre Channel Adapter Policies
- Global Cap Policy
- Host Firmware Package
- IPMI Access Profile
- Local Disk Configuration Policy
- Management Firmware Package
- Management Interfaces Monitoring Policy
- Network Control Policy
- Power Control Policy
- Power Policy
- Quality of Service Policy
- Rack Server Discovery Policy
- Server Autoconfiguration Policy
- Server Discovery Policy
- Server Inheritance Policy
- Server Pool Policy
- Server Pool Policy Qualifications
- vHBA Template
- VM Lifecycle Policy
- vNIC Template
- vNIC/vHBA Placement Policies
- Operational Policies
- Pools
- Traffic Management
- Opt-In Features
- Virtualization in Cisco UCS
- Overview of Cisco UCS Manager
- Overview of Cisco UCS Manager GUI
- Overview of Cisco UCS Manager GUI
- Logging in to Cisco UCS Manager GUI through HTTPS
- Logging in to Cisco UCS Manager GUI through HTTP
- Logging Off Cisco UCS Manager GUI
- Web Session Limits
- Pre-Login Banner
- Cisco UCS Manager GUI Properties
- Determining the Acceptable Range of Values for a Field
- Determining Where a Policy Is Used
- Determining Where a Pool Is Used
- Copying the XML
- System Configuration
- Configuring the Fabric Interconnects
- Initial System Setup
- Performing an Initial System Setup for a Standalone Configuration
- Initial System Setup for a Cluster Configuration
- Enabling a Standalone Fabric Interconnect for Cluster Configuration
- Ethernet Switching Mode
- Configuring Ethernet Switching Mode
- Fibre Channel Switching Mode
- Configuring Fibre Channel Switching Mode
- Changing the Properties of the Fabric Interconnects
- Determining the Leadership Role of a Fabric Interconnect
- Configuring Ports and Port Channels
- Server and Uplink Ports on the 6100 Series Fabric Interconnect
- Unified Ports on the 6200 Series Fabric Interconnect
- Server Ports
- Uplink Ethernet Ports
- Reconfiguring a Port on a Fabric Interconnect
- Enabling a Port on a Fabric Interconnect
- Disabling a Port on a Fabric Interconnect
- Unconfiguring a Port on a Fabric Interconnect
- Appliance Ports
- FCoE and Fibre Channel Storage Ports
- Uplink Ethernet Port Channels
- Appliance Port Channels
- Fibre Channel Port Channels
- Adapter Port Channels
- Fabric Port Channels
- Configuring Server Ports with the Internal Fabric Manager
- Configuring Communication Services
- Communication Services
- Configuring CIM-XML
- Configuring HTTP
- Configuring HTTPS
- Configuring SNMP
- Enabling Telnet
- Disabling Communication Services
- Configuring Authentication
- Authentication Services
- Guidelines and Recommendations for Remote Authentication Providers
- User Attributes in Remote Authentication Providers
- LDAP Group Rule
- Configuring LDAP Providers
- Configuring RADIUS Providers
- Configuring TACACS+ Providers
- Configuring Multiple Authentication Systems
- Selecting a Primary Authentication Service
- Configuring Organizations
- Configuring Role-Based Access Control
- Role-Based Access Control
- User Accounts for Cisco UCS Manager
- User Roles
- User Locales
- Configuring User Roles
- Configuring Locales
- Configuring Locally Authenticated User Accounts
- Creating a User Account
- Enabling the Password Strength Check for Locally Authenticated Users
- Setting the Web Session Limits for Cisco UCS Manager GUI Users
- Changing the Locales Assigned to a Locally Authenticated User Account
- Changing the Roles Assigned to a Locally Authenticated User Account
- Enabling a User Account
- Disabling a User Account
- Clearing the Password History for a Locally Authenticated User
- Deleting a Locally Authenticated User Account
- Password Profile for Locally Authenticated Users
- Monitoring User Sessions
- Managing Firmware
- Overview of Firmware
- Firmware Image Management
- Firmware Versions
- Firmware Upgrades
- Firmware Downgrades
- Completing the Prerequisites for Upgrading the Firmware
- Prerequisites for Upgrading and Downgrading Firmware
- Creating an All Configuration Backup File
- Verifying the Overall Status of the Fabric Interconnects
- Verifying the High Availability Status and Roles of a Cluster Configuration
- Verifying the Status of I/O Modules
- Verifying the Status of Servers
- Verifying the Status of Adapters on Servers in a Chassis
- Downloading and Managing Firmware Packages
- Obtaining Software Bundles from Cisco
- Downloading Firmware Images to the Fabric Interconnect from a Remote Location
- Downloading Firmware Images to the Fabric Interconnect from the Local File System
- Canceling an Image Download
- Determining the Contents of a Firmware Package
- Checking the Available Space on a Fabric Interconnect
- Deleting Firmware Packages from a Fabric Interconnect
- Deleting Firmware Images from a Fabric Interconnect
- Directly Upgrading Firmware at Endpoints
- Updating the Firmware on Multiple Endpoints
- Updating the Firmware on an Adapter
- Activating the Firmware on an Adapter
- Updating the BIOS Firmware on a Server
- Activating the BIOS Firmware on a Server
- Updating the CIMC Firmware on a Server
- Activating the CIMC Firmware on a Server
- Updating the Firmware on an IOM
- Activating the Firmware on an IOM
- Activating the Board Controller Firmware on a Server
- Activating the Cisco UCS Manager Software
- Activating the Firmware on a Subordinate Fabric Interconnect
- Activating the Firmware on a Primary Fabric Interconnect
- Activating the Firmware on a Standalone Fabric Interconnect
- Upgrading Firmware through Service Profiles
- Host Firmware Package
- Management Firmware Package
- Effect of Updates to Host Firmware Packages and Management Firmware Packages
- Creating a Host Firmware Package
- Updating a Host Firmware Package
- Creating a Management Firmware Package
- Updating a Management Firmware Package
- Adding Firmware Packages to an Existing Service Profile
- Verifying Firmware Versions on Components
- Managing the Capability Catalog
- Updating Management Extensions
- Configuring DNS Servers
- Configuring System-Related Policies
- Managing Licenses
- Licenses
- Obtaining the Host ID for a Fabric Interconnect
- Obtaining a License
- Downloading Licenses to the Fabric Interconnect from the Local File System
- Downloading Licenses to the Fabric Interconnect from a Remote Location
- Installing a License
- Viewing the Licenses Installed on a Fabric Interconnect
- Determining the Grace Period Available for a Port or Feature
- Determining the Expiry Date of a License
- Uninstalling a License
- Managing Virtual Interfaces
- Configuring the Fabric Interconnects
- Network Configuration
- Using the LAN Uplinks Manager
- LAN Uplinks Manager
- Launching the LAN Uplinks Manager
- Changing the Ethernet Switching Mode with the LAN Uplinks Manager
- Configuring a Port with the LAN Uplinks Manager
- Configuring Server Ports
- Configuring Uplink Ethernet Ports
- Configuring Uplink Ethernet Port Channels
- Creating a Port Channel with the LAN Uplinks Manager
- Enabling a Port Channel with the LAN Uplinks Manager
- Disabling a Port Channel with the LAN Uplinks Manager
- Adding Ports to a Port Channel with the LAN Uplinks Manager
- Removing Ports from a Port Channel with the LAN Uplinks Manager
- Deleting a Port Channel with the LAN Uplinks Manager
- Configuring LAN Pin Groups
- Configuring Named VLANs
- Configuring QoS System Classes with the LAN Uplinks Manager
- Configuring VLANs
- Configuring LAN Pin Groups
- Configuring MAC Pools
- Configuring Quality of Service
- Configuring Network-Related Policies
- Configuring Upstream Disjoint Layer-2 Networks
- Upstream Disjoint Layer-2 Networks
- Guidelines for Configuring Upstream Disjoint L2 Networks
- Pinning Considerations for Upstream Disjoint L2 Networks
- Configuring Cisco UCS for Upstream Disjoint L2 Networks
- Creating a VLAN for an Upstream Disjoint L2 Network
- Assigning Ports and Port Channels to VLANs
- Removing Ports and Port Channels from VLANs
- Viewing Ports and Port Channels Assigned to VLANs
- Using the LAN Uplinks Manager
- Storage Configuration
- Server Configuration
- Configuring Server-Related Pools
- Setting the Management IP Address
- Configuring Server-Related Policies
- Configuring BIOS Settings
- Configuring IPMI Access Profiles
- Configuring Local Disk Configuration Policies
- Configuring Scrub Policies
- Configuring Serial over LAN Policies
- Configuring Server Autoconfiguration Policies
- Configuring Server Discovery Policies
- Configuring Server Inheritance Policies
- Configuring Server Pool Policies
- Configuring Server Pool Policy Qualifications
- Configuring vNIC/vHBA Placement Policies
- Configuring Server Boot
- Boot Policy
- Creating a Boot Policy
- SAN Boot
- iSCSI Boot
- iSCSI Boot Process
- iSCSI Boot Guidelines and Prerequisites
- Enabling MPIO on Windows
- Configuring iSCSI Boot
- Creating an iSCSI Adapter Policy
- Deleting an iSCSI Adapter Policy
- Creating an Authentication Profile
- Deleting an Authentication Profile
- Creating an iSCSI Initiator IP Pool
- Deleting an iSCSI Initiator IP Pool
- Creating an iSCSI Boot Policy
- Creating an iSCSI vNIC for a Service Profile
- Deleting an iSCSI vNIC from a Service Profile
- Setting iSCSI Boot Parameters
- Modifying iSCSI Boot Parameters
- IQN Pools
- Creating an IQN Pool
- Adding a Block to an IQN Pool
- Deleting a Block from an IQN Pool
- Deleting an IQN Pool
- LAN Boot
- Local Disk Boot
- Virtual Media Boot
- Deleting a Boot Policy
- Deferring Deployment of Service Profile Updates
- Configuring Service Profiles
- Service Profiles that Override Server Identity
- Service Profiles that Inherit Server Identity
- Service Profile Templates
- Guidelines and Recommendations for Service Profiles
- Creating Service Profiles
- Creating a Service Profile with the Expert Wizard
- Page 1: Identifying the Service Profile
- Page 2: Configuring the Storage Options
- Page 3: Configuring the Networking Options
- Page 4: Setting the vNIC/vHBA Placement
- Page 5: Setting the Server Boot Order
- Page 6: Adding the Maintenance Policy
- Page 7: Specifying the Server Assignment
- Page 8: Adding Operational Policies
- Creating a Service Profile that Inherits Server Identity
- Creating a Hardware Based Service Profile for a Blade Server
- Creating a Hardware Based Service Profile for a Rack-Mount Server
- Creating a Service Profile with the Expert Wizard
- Working with Service Profile Templates
- Creating a Service Profile Template
- Page 1: Identifying the Service Profile Template
- Page 2: Specifying the Storage Options
- Page 3: Specifying the Networking Options
- Page 4: Setting the vNIC/vHBA Placement
- Page 5: Setting the Server Boot Order
- Page 6: Adding the Maintenance Policy
- Page 7: Specifying the Server Assignment Options
- Page 8: Adding Operational Policies
- Creating One or More Service Profiles from a Service Profile Template
- Creating a Template Based Service Profile for a Blade Server
- Creating a Template Based Service Profile for a Rack-Mount Server
- Creating a Service Profile Template from a Service Profile
- Creating a Service Profile Template
- Managing Service Profiles
- Cloning a Service Profile
- Associating a Service Profile with a Server or Server Pool
- Disassociating a Service Profile from a Server or Server Pool
- Associating a Service Profile Template with a Server Pool
- Disassociating a Service Profile Template from its Server Pool
- Changing the UUID in a Service Profile
- Changing the UUID in a Service Profile Template
- Resetting the UUID Assigned to a Service Profile from a Pool in a Service Profile Template
- Modifying the Boot Order in a Service Profile
- Creating a vNIC for a Service Profile
- Resetting the MAC Address Assigned to a vNIC from a Pool in a Service Profile Template
- Deleting a vNIC from a Service Profile
- Creating a vHBA for a Service Profile
- Changing the WWPN for a vHBA
- Resetting the WWPN Assigned to a vHBA from a Pool in a Service Profile Template
- Clearing Persistent Binding for a vHBA
- Deleting a vHBA from a Service Profile
- Binding a Service Profile to a Service Profile Template
- Unbinding a Service Profile from a Service Profile Template
- Deleting a Service Profile
- Managing Power in Cisco UCS
- Power Management in Cisco UCS
- Rack Server Power Management
- Power Management Precautions
- Configuring the Power Policy
- Configuring the Global Cap Policy
- Configuring Policy-Driven Chassis Group Power Capping
- Configuring Manual Blade-Level Power Capping
- System Management
- Managing Time Zones
- Managing the Chassis
- Chassis Management in Cisco UCS Manager GUI
- Guidelines for Removing and Decommissioning Chassis
- Acknowledging a Chassis
- Decommissioning a Chassis
- Removing a Chassis
- Recommissioning a Single Chassis
- Recommissioning Multiple Chassis
- Renumbering a Chassis
- Toggling the Locator LED
- Viewing the POST Results for a Chassis
- Managing Blade Servers
- Blade Server Management
- Guidelines for Removing and Decommissioning Blade Servers
- Booting Blade Servers
- Shutting Down Blade Servers
- Resetting a Blade Server
- Avoiding Unexpected Server Power Changes
- Reacknowledging a Blade Server
- Removing a Server from a Chassis
- Decommissioning a Blade Server
- Recommissioning a Blade Server
- Reacknowledging a Server Slot in a Chassis
- Removing a Non-Existent Blade Server from the Configuration Database
- Turning the Locator LED for a Blade Server On and Off
- Resetting the CMOS for a Blade Server
- Resetting the CIMC for a Blade Server
- Recovering the Corrupt BIOS on a Blade Server
- Viewing the POST Results for a Blade Server
- Issuing an NMI from a Blade Server
- Managing Rack-Mount Servers
- Rack-Mount Server Management
- Guidelines for Removing and Decommissioning Rack-Mount Servers
- Booting Rack-Mount Servers
- Shutting Down Rack-Mount Servers
- Resetting a Rack-Mount Server
- Avoiding Unexpected Server Power Changes
- Reacknowledging a Rack-Mount Server
- Decommissioning a Rack-Mount Server
- Recommissioning a Rack-Mount Server
- Renumbering a Rack-Mount Server
- Removing a Non-Existent Rack-Mount Server from the Configuration Database
- Turning the Locator LED for a Rack-Mount Server On and Off
- Resetting the CMOS for a Rack-Mount Server
- Resetting the CIMC for a Rack-Mount Server
- Recovering the Corrupt BIOS on a Rack-Mount Server
- Viewing the POST Results for a Rack-Mount Server
- Issuing an NMI from a Rack-Mount Server
- Starting the KVM Console
- Managing the I/O Modules
- Backing Up and Restoring the Configuration
- Recovering a Lost Password
- System Monitoring
- Monitoring Traffic
- Monitoring Hardware
- Configuring Statistics-Related Policies
- Configuring Statistics Collection Policies
- Configuring Statistics Threshold Policies
- Statistics Threshold Policy
- Creating a Server and Server Component Threshold Policy
- Adding a Threshold Class to an Existing Server and Server Component Threshold Policy
- Deleting a Server and Server Component Threshold Policy
- Adding a Threshold Class to the Uplink Ethernet Port Threshold Policy
- Adding a Threshold Class to the Ethernet Server Port, Chassis, and Fabric Interconnect Threshold Policy
- Adding a Threshold Class to the Fibre Channel Port Threshold Policy
- Configuring Call Home
- Call Home
- Call Home Considerations and Guidelines
- Cisco UCS Faults and Call Home Severity Levels
- Cisco Smart Call Home
- Configuring Call Home
- Disabling Call Home
- Enabling Call Home
- Configuring System Inventory Messages
- Configuring Call Home Profiles
- Configuring Call Home Policies
- Example: Configuring Call Home for Smart Call Home
- Managing the System Event Log
- Configuring Settings for Faults, Events, and Logs
- INDEX