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Restrictions
• IPv4 addresses must be in the form ###.###.###.###, where each ### ranges from 0 to
255.
• IPv6 addresses must be formed without the network prefix length.
SET NTP SECONDARY
Syntax
SET NTP SECONDARY <host>
Description
Sets the secondary server used for synchronizing time/date using the Network Time Protocol (NTP).
<host> can be either an IPv4 address, and IPv6 address or a DNS name.
Restrictions
• IPv4 addresses must be in the form ###.###.###.###, where each ### ranges from 0 to
255.
• IPv6 addresses must be formed without the network prefix length.
Inventory and status
These commands display various inventory and global state data.
SET DISPLAY EVENTS
Syntax
SET DISPLAY EVENTS { ON | OFF }
Description
Turns on or off the displaying of events that are triggered by status changes in the system.
Restrictions
• This command is specific to the current CLI session and must be issued for each CLI session
to display events in that session. (The setting is not persistent.)
• Upon boot of the EM, the event display is OFF.
SHOW ALL
Syntax
SHOW ALL
Description
Executes all SHOW commands in succession.
Restrictions
To save the output, you must configure your SSH software to log the session to a file or increase
the history buffer size so that the output can be copied and pasted into another file.
Inventory and status 141
- Exchange Administrator Guide 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- Contents 5 5
- 6 Contents 6
- Features 7
- Hardware components 7
- Software components 8
- Software components 9 9
- Network connections 10
- 3. Domain controller 12
- 4. Connection to EMU 12
- 1. Client/MAPI network 12
- 2. Replication network cable 12
- Network connections 13 13
- Verify the kit contents 14
- 1. Messaging system enclosure 15
- Power on the messaging system 17
- New Password: ******** 20
- Confirm : ******** 20
- CustomerEMU-dnsName> 20
- 2. Monitor 21
- 3. Keyboard 21
- 4. Mouse 21
- Configuring server software 23
- Next steps 32
- Using notification alerts 34
- Configuring Alerts and Email 34
- HP System Management Homepage 38
- Overall System Health Status 39
- Component Status summary 39
- Enclosure 39
- 5. PCIe module1. LOM module 40
- 6. PCIe module2. LOM module 40
- Using the System Manager 42
- System Summary 43
- Hardware Status 43
- Exchange Status 44
- Firmware 45
- Component LEDs 47
- Table 3 Front LED status 48
- Figure 35 Hard drive LEDs 49
- Figure 40 Power supply LEDs 52
- System Fan — Fan 1 54
- Drive Fan — Fan 2 54
- EMU CLI SHOW commands 55
- Using Recovery LUN Manager 55
- Using Storage Viewer 56
- Using Storage Viewer 57 57
- HP Support websites 58
- HP 1210m Volume Online Tool 59
- Upgrading E5000 software 61
- Figure 50 Firmware tab 64
- Upgrading hardware components 67
- Customer self repair 69
- Replaceable parts 70
- Replaceable parts 71 71
- Verifying component failure 73
- Verifying proper operation 74
- Wait times for hard disks 74
- Removing the midplane board 78
- Replacing the midplane board 80
- Removing a SAS cable 81
- Replacing a SAS cable 81
- Removing the SAS I/O module 81
- Replacing the SAS I/O module 82
- Removing the fan module 83
- Replacing the fan module 84
- Removing the power supply 85
- Replacing the power supply 86
- Removing the PCIe module 87
- Replacing the PCIe module 88
- Removing the EMU module 89
- Replacing the EMU module 90
- Removing the front bezel 93
- Replacing the front bezel 94
- Removing the drive drawer 99
- Replacing the drive drawer 102
- Removing the enclosure rails 111
- Replacing the enclosure rails 114
- Removing the server blade 116
- Replacing the server blade 117
- Replacing the cache module 123
- Removing the capacitor pack 124
- Removing the Mezzanine NIC 126
- Replacing the Mezzanine NIC 127
- 8 Messaging system recovery 128
- 130 Messaging system recovery 130
- 9 Support and other resources 131
- Rack stability 132
- 10 Documentation feedback 133
- A Managing the EMU 134
- Authentication 135
- 136 Managing the EMU 136
- Authentication 137 137
- Time functions 138
- 140 Managing the EMU 140
- Inventory and status 141
- 142 Managing the EMU 142
- Inventory and status 143 143
- 144 Managing the EMU 144
- Inventory and status 145 145
- 146 Managing the EMU 146
- Internet control 147
- 148 Managing the EMU 148
- Server management 149
- 150 Managing the EMU 150
- Server management 151 151
- Enclosure control 152
- Enclosure control 153 153
- 154 Managing the EMU 154
- Enclosure control 155 155
- Forensic 156
- Forensic 157 157
- 158 Managing the EMU 158
- Session 159 159
- 160 Managing the EMU 160
- Activate Button Menu 161
- Reboot EM (bE) 161
- Restore Factory Defaults (Fd) 162
- Recover Lost Password (Fp) 162
- Set DHCP IP Address (dH) 162
- Exit Button Menu 163
- B E5000 Error Codes 164
- System Manager 166
- Firmware Update 168
- Enclosure Manager Settings 170
- Storage Viewer 170
- Recovery LUN Manager 171
- CSP WBEM Providers 171
- C Troubleshooting 176
- Exchange Deployment Tool 177
- Microsoft Exchange 178
- Performance 179
- FCC rating label 180
- European Union notice 181
- Japanese notices 182
- Korean notices 182
- Taiwanese notices 183
- Laser compliance notices 184
- German laser notice 185
- Italian laser notice 185
- Japanese laser notice 185
- Recycling notices 186
- Bulgarian recycling notice 187
- Czech recycling notice 187
- Danish recycling notice 187
- Dutch recycling notice 187
- Estonian recycling notice 188
- Finnish recycling notice 188
- French recycling notice 188
- German recycling notice 188
- Greek recycling notice 189
- Hungarian recycling notice 189
- Italian recycling notice 189
- Latvian recycling notice 189
- Lithuanian recycling notice 190
- Polish recycling notice 190
- Portuguese recycling notice 190
- Romanian recycling notice 190
- Slovak recycling notice 191
- Spanish recycling notice 191
- Swedish recycling notice 191
- Turkish recycling notice 191
- Battery replacement notices 192
- Italian battery notice 193
- German battery notice 193
- Japanese battery notice 194
- Spanish battery notice 194
- Glossary 195
- 196 Index 196
- 198 Index 198
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