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Data Sheet FUJITSU Software ServerView® Suite - integrated Remote Management Controller - iRMC S4

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integrated Remote Management Controller - iRMC S4

Standard functions of the iRMC S4

Browser Access

The iRMC S4 features its own web server, which can be accessed from

the management station with a standard web browser. All sensor

information, such as fan speeds, voltages, etc., and the complete

configuration of the iRMC S4 are made available to administrators via

the web user interface.

Local User Management

The iRMC S4 has its own user management function which allows up to

16 users to be created with passwords and to be assigned various

rights depending on the user groups they belong to.

Global user management using a directory service

The global user IDs for the iRMC S4 are stored centrally in the directory

service's directory. This makes it possible to manage the user

identifications on a central server. They can therefore be used by all the

iRMC S4s that are connected to this server in the network.

The following directory services are currently supported for iRMC S4

user management:

 Microsoft® Active Directory

 Novell® eDirectory

 OpenLDAP

 OpenDS

CAS-based single sign-on (SSO) authentication

The iRMC S4 supports Centralized Authentication Service (CAS)

configuration, which allows you to configure the iRMC S4 web interface

for CAS-based single sign-on (SSO) authentication.

The first time a user logs in to an application (e.g. the iRMC S4 web

interface) within the SSO domain of the CAS service, they are prompted

for their credentials by the CAS-specific login screen. Once they have

been successfully authenticated by the CAS service, the user is granted

access to the iRMC S4 web interface as well as to any other service

within the SSO domain without being prompted for login credentials

again.

Security (SSL, SSH)

Access to the web server and the optional graphical console redirection,

including the mouse and keyboard, can be protected by HTTPS/SSL

(128-bit). Incorrect logins will be logged. To enable access to iRMC S4

via the Remote Manager cryptographically secured communication can

be established, which is protected by the SSH mechanisms. The

Remote Manager is an alphanumerical user interface of the iRMC S4.

DNS / DHCP

The iRMC S4 provides support for automatic network configuration. It

has a default name and DHCP support is set by default so that the

iRMC S4 gets its IP address from the DHCP server. The iRMC S4 name is

registered by the Domain Name Service (DNS). Up to five DNS servers

are supported. If DNS/DHCP is not available, the iRMC S4 also supports

static IP addresses.

Network Bonding

Network bonding for the iRMC S4 is designed for redundancy in the

event of Ethernet network adapter failures. Thus, iRMC S4 network

management traffic is protected from loss of service which occurs due

to failure of a single physical link.

The iRMC S4 supports the active-backup mode, i.e. one port is active

until the link fails, and then the other port takes over the MAC and

becomes active.

LAN

In most Fujitsu PRIMERGY systems one LAN interface of the built-in NIC

(network interface card) is reserved for the management LAN. In the

remaining systems the LAN interface can be configured optionally for

 exclusive use by the management LAN

 shared operation with the system

 exclusive use by the system.

The management LAN interface of the system NIC is

indicated by a wrench icon – it supports IPv4 and IPv6.

High availability LAN support / failover between a shared LAN Port and

the management LAN interface is supported (in IPv4 networks

environment only).

Common Information Model (CIM)

iRMC S4 supports WSMAN as well as CIM/XML. For a list of supported

profiles please check the related documentation.

Command Line Interface (CLI)

In addition to the Remote Manager, the iRMC S4 also supports SMASH

CLP (System Management Architecture for Server Hardware Command

Line Protocol) as standardized by the DMTF (Distributed Management

Task Force).

Text Console Redirection

A Telnet session can be initiated on the iRMC S4 via the Remote

Management Frontend. This calls the Remote Manager, via which a

text console redirection session can be started, power management

carried out, the error event log read or sensor information queried.

Beside Telnet there is support for SOL (serial over LAN) and SSH (secure

Shell).

“Headless” System Operation

The managed server does not require a mouse, monitor or keyboard to

be connected. The benefits of this include lower costs, far simpler

cabling in the rack and increased security.

Power Supply

Power to iRMC S4 is provided from the Fujitsu PRIMERGY system’s

internal standby power supply.

Basic functions of a BMC

iRMC S4 supports the basic functions of a BMC such as voltage

monitoring, event logging and recovery control.

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