- Notes, Cautions, and Warnings
- About This Guide
- About the SCv3000 and SCv3020 Storage System
- Storage Center Hardware Components
- Storage Center Communication
- Front-End Connectivity
- Back-End Connectivity
- System Administration
- Storage Center Replication
- SCv3000 and SCv3020 Storage System Hardware
- SCv3000 and SCv3020 Storage System Front-Panel View
- SCv3000 and SCv3020 Storage System Back-Panel View
- Expansion Enclosure Overview
- Install the Storage Center Hardware
- Connect the Front-End Cabling
- Types of Redundancy for Front-End Connections
- Connecting to Host Servers with Fibre Channel HBAs
- Connecting to Host Servers with iSCSI HBAs or Network Adapters
- Connecting to Host Servers with SAS HBAs
- Attach Host Servers (Fibre Channel)
- Attach the Host Servers (iSCSI)
- Attach the Host Servers (SAS)
- Connect the Management Ports to the Management Network
- Connect the Back-End Cabling
- Deploy the Storage Center
- Preparing for Deployment
- Deploying the Storage Center Using Unisphere
- Unisphere Discovery Utility
- Deploying the Storage Center Using Storage Manager Client
- Install and Use the Storage Manager Client
- Introduction to Storage Center Initial Configuration
- Select a Storage Center to Initialize
- Welcome Page
- Customer Installation Authorization
- Set System Information
- Set Administrator Information
- Confirm the Storage Center Configuration
- Deploy the Storage Center
- Configure Key Management Server Settings
- Create a Storage Type
- Fault Tolerance
- Inherit Settings
- Configure Time Settings
- Configure SMTP Server Settings
- Set Up SupportAssist
- Accept the SupportAssist Collection Agreement
- Provide Contact Information
- Provide Site Contact Information
- Validate the SupportAssist Connection
- Update Storage Center
- Complete Configuration and Perform Next Steps
- Perform Post-Setup Tasks
- Adding or Removing Expansion Enclosures
- Adding Expansion Enclosures to a Storage System Deployed Without Expansion Enclosures
- Install New SCv300 and SCv320 Expansion Enclosures in a Rack
- Add the SCv300 and SCv320 Expansion Enclosures to the A-Side of the Chain
- Add the SCv300 and SCv320 Expansion Enclosures to the B-Side of the Chain
- Install New SCv360 Expansion Enclosures in a Rack
- Add the SCv360 Expansion Enclosures to the A-Side of the Chain
- Add an SCv360 Expansion Enclosure to the B-Side of the Chain
- Adding a Single Expansion Enclosure to a Chain Currently in Service
- Removing an Expansion Enclosure from a Chain Currently in Service
- Release the Drives in the Expansion Enclosure
- Disconnect the SCv300 and SCv320 Expansion Enclosure from the A-Side of the Chain
- Disconnect the SCv300 and SCv320 Expansion Enclosure from the B-Side of the Chain
- Disconnect the SCv360 Expansion Enclosure from the A-Side of the Chain
- Disconnect the SCv360 Expansion Enclosure from the B-Side of the Chain
- Adding Expansion Enclosures to a Storage System Deployed Without Expansion Enclosures
- Troubleshooting Storage Center Deployment
- Set Up a Local Host or VMware Host
- Worksheet to Record System Information
SCv3000 and SCv3020 Storage System Deployment Guide
Modify iDRAC Interface Settings for a Storage System
The iDRAC interface provides functions to help deploy, update, monitor and maintain the storage system.
About this task
CAUTION: The iDRAC interface is intended for use by trained Dell Technical Support personnel for specific unique circumstances. Certain features and functionality of iDRAC for storage products differs from Dell server products.
iDRAC can be configured so it can be used to perform out-of-band system management.Steps
- When you reach the Configuration Complete page, scroll down to Advanced Steps.
- Click Modify BMC Settings. The Edit BMC Settings dialog box opens.
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Select how to assign an IP Address to the
iDRAC from the
Configure via drop-down menu.
- To specify a static IP address for the iDRAC, select Static.
- To allow a DHCP server to assign an IP address to the iDRAC, select DHCP.
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If you selected to specify a static IP address, specify the
iDRAC IP address for the bottom
storage controller and the top
storage controller.
NOTE: Dell EMC recommends setting the iDRAC IP to a non-routeable address on your network (other than 0.0.0.0) unless otherwise directed by Technical Support.
- In the BMC IP Address field, type an IP address for the iDRAC.
- In the BMC Net Mask field, type the network mask.
- In the BMC Gateway IP Address field, type the default route for the iDRAC.
- Click OK.
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Log in to the
iDRAC and configure the
iDRAC password. You will be prompted to change the
iDRAC password when you log in. The default password is root/calvin.
NOTE: Any hardware errors reported in the iDRAC can be ignored. Storage Manager is the official interface to check hardware status.
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