IBM Remote Supervisor Adapter II Network Card User Manual


 
Chapter 3. Configuring the Remote Supervisor Adapter II
Use the links under ASM Control in the navigation pane to configure the Remote
Supervisor Adapter II.
v From the System Settings page, you can:
Set system information
Select the operating system to support (Microsoft Windows or Linux)
Important: For the Remote Supervisor Adapter II to function correctly, the
specified operating system must match the operating system of the server in
which the Remote Supervisor Adapter II is installed.
- Select Linux before installing Remote Supervisor Adapter II software for
Linux operating systems.
- Select Other before installing Remote Supervisor Adapter II software for
Microsoft Windows and Novell Netware operating systems.
Set server timeouts
Set ASM date and time
v From the Login Profiles page, you can:
Set login profiles to control access to the Remote Supervisor Adapter II
Configure global login settings, such as the lockout period after unsuccessful
login attempts
Configure the account security level
v
From the Alerts page, you can:
Set integrated system management processor (ISMP) alert forwarding
Configure remote alert recipients
Set the number of remote alert attempts
Select the delay between alerts
Select which alerts will be sent and how they will be forwarded
v
From the Serial Port page, you can:
Configure the serial ports of the Remote Supervisor Adapter II
Configure advanced modem settings (not available for the Remote Supervisor
Adapter II SlimLine)
Set up serial redirection
Note:
Setting up serial redirection is not available for the Remote Supervisor
Adapter II SlimLine in some server models.
v From the Port Assignments page, you can change the port numbers of Remote
Supervisor Adapter II services.
v From the Network Interfaces page, you can:
Set up the Ethernet connection for the Remote Supervisor Adapter II
Set up a PPP over serial port connection (not available for the Remote
Supervisor Adapter II SlimLine)
v
From the Network Protocols page, you can:
Configure SNMP setup
Configure DNS setup
Telnet protocol
Configure SMTP setup
Configure LDAP setup
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