It is important that anyone who has responsibility for managing the system know how to
connect to and log on to the system. Give attention to those times when system
administrators are not available because of vacation or illness.
Record the following information in Access information for your system and
ensure that authorized people know how to access the information.
- The management IP addresses. This address connects to the system using the management GUI or starts a session that runs the
command-line interface (CLI) commands. Record this address and
any limitations regarding where it can be accessed from within your Ethernet network.
- The service IP addresses for the control enclosure canister. These addresses are normally not
needed. You might need a service IP address to access the service assistant during some recovery
procedures. Use this address if the control enclosure CLI is not working. These addresses are not
set during the installation of a
system,
but you can set these IP addresses later by using the management GUI or the
chserviceip CLI command.
Table 1. Access information for your system.
| Item |
Value |
Notes |
|---|
| The management IP address for the GUI and CLI |
|
|
| The management user ID (the default is superuser) |
|
|
| The management user ID password |
|
|
| Control enclosure service IP address: node canister
1 |
|
|
| Control enclosure service IP address: node canister
2 |
|
|