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HiPath 4000 Update Course for Service
How to Install and Configure a Simplex Server
• Once in the BIOS, change the boot sequence so that the USB Stick is set as the primary boot
device.
• When finished, save the configuration and exit out of the BIOS by hitting <F10>.
Upon re-boot, The DSCXL2 Board should now boot from the USB Stick.
• To install the HiPath 4000 V6 R1.10.0 Hard Disk Image, Select Yes by hitting <Return>.
• When installation is finished, remove the USB Stick and hit <Return> to re-boot the System.
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Logins
Network Configuration
After re-boot, the Server will start in Multi-User Mode with Networking (init 3).
• At the password change request prompt, please enter the password hicom for “Old
Password”, “New Password” and “Re-enter New Password” to keep things simple.
• Check the installed software version to confirm correct with command checkydata.
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• Change the Subnet Mask to /24 if it is not set to this value already.
• Hit <F10> (Next) to get back to the Global Network Settings Overview.
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• Hit <F10> (OK) to save the settings and get back to the YaST2 Control Centre.
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• To change Date and Time configuration, make sure that checkbox “Hardware Clock set to
UTC” is checked.
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If you see the error message “ntpdate <IP Address> failed”, come up on screen, don’t worry. It is
nothing you have done. This has come up intermittently on several occasions during the
preparation for this course, and it seems that for whatever reason, the System intermittently fails to
communicate with the NTP Server. However, on the occasions that this message has come up, it
has been ok after a re-boot.
• Press <Alt> <n> to not revisit the NTP configuration and to get back to “Clock and Time Zone”.
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• Check that “Low Latency Computing” is the selected Energy Saving Profile. If not, change it to
“Low Latency Computing”.
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To begin configuring the Portal, you need to access the KDE Desktop (the Linux GUI).
Once you are logged in and you are looking at the KDE Desktop, launch the Mozilla Firefox Web
Browser by clicking on the “Firefox” icon on the top left hand corner of the screen.
• Sign into the Portal with user engr and password Siemens2000.
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• Open the LAN Wizard (System -> LAN Wizard) to choose the Platform type and to configure
the required IP Addresses.
HW Platform
• Check and confirm that the initial setup tick box is ticked.
• Click Next.
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LAN Settings
Most values are already set to factory defaults. Configure the missing entries and change the
existing ones as required to match your setup.
Customer LAN
IPDA LAN
If you receive a warning message because you have selected the same network interface for
Customer and IPDA LAN, just click OK.
All other values will be great out because they have been ported across from the Customer LAN
settings.
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Atlantic LAN
No changes required.
• Click Next.
Internal LAN
No changes required.
• Click Submit.
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After clicking submit, you will see a message stating that the Web Service is executing a restart
which may last a few minutes.
What it is actually doing is changing the IP addresses based on what you have just entered into the
LAN Wizard, and in doing so, has dropped your connection to the Portal. It is also in the process of
sending an automatic background script to RMX, which does the pre-configuration by AMOs (DBC,
APC, CPCI, UPDAT, REST).
When RMX is back in service, the First Installation of Assistant will start automatically.
• Click on the Status tab, and wait until the “Assistant Installation is running” message appears in
the log file.
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More specific details regarding the Assistants installation can be found by clicking “Assistant
Installation Status”.
Assistant Settings
Once you are at this stage, proceed with the SWU Database generation.
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3. Notes
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