Uplogix 500 Guida utente
Startup Guide
for Local Managers
Version 5.1
January 2015
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Contents
About this guide ..................................................................................................... 4
Target audience .................................................................................................................... 4
Typographical conventions ..................................................................................................... 4
Package Contents................................................................................................... 5
Unpacking the shipping box.................................................................................................... 5
Hardware Installation & Connections..................................................................... 6
Installing the Uplogix 500 ...................................................................................................... 6
Uplogix 500 ....................................................................................................................... 6
Making the connections required for initial configuration.......................................................... 6
Installing the Uplogix 5000 Local Manager................................................................................ 8
Uplogix 5000 ..................................................................................................................... 8
Making the connections required for initial configuration.......................................................... 9
Making the remaining connections ...................................................................................... 10
Quick setup .......................................................................................................... 12
Initial configuration using the keypad .................................................................................... 12
Initial configuration via console connection............................................................................. 14
Configuring the Local Manager for your LAN ........................................................................... 15
Configuring an optional Pulse server...................................................................................... 15
Configure communication with the Uplogix Control Center........................................................ 16
Configuring Power Control and Managed Device Ports.............................................................. 16
Out of Band .......................................................................................................... 18
Initial Connections .............................................................................................................. 18
Secondary Ethernet .......................................................................................................... 18
Embedded modems .......................................................................................................... 18
External modems ............................................................................................................. 18
Reference ............................................................................................................. 20
CLI Structure...................................................................................................................... 20
General Commands ............................................................................................................. 20
System Resource Commands................................................................................................ 20
Port Resource Commands .................................................................................................... 21
Modem Resource Commands ................................................................................................ 21
Power Control Resource Commands ...................................................................................... 21
Support and regulatory information ..................................................................... 23
Getting technical support ..................................................................................................... 23
Requesting an account ...................................................................................................... 23
Requesting support........................................................................................................... 23
Providing comments about this guide.................................................................................. 23
Startup Guide for Local Managers 4
About this guide
This guide describes the procedures for getting the Local Manager up and running in your
environment. More detailed instructions can be located in other guides located on the Uplogix
Support portal.
Information in this document is subject to change without notice. Please visit
support.uplogix.com for the latest updates to Uplogix product documents.
Target audience
This guide is for trained, qualified network support technicians responsible for installing and
maintaining the Local Manager.
Typographical conventions
The following conventions are used in this guide.
Sample text from the command line interface is presented in this font. Text that you enter is
presented in this font. For example:
[admin@UplogixLM]#show who
admin ssh Mar 22 13:38 (192.0.2.101)
Keyboard characters are enclosed in angle brackets. For example, press <Enter>.
Startup Guide for Local Managers 5
Package Contents
Unpacking the shipping box
Verify that you have received the following items:
Uplogix 500 Local Manager
Uplogix 5000 Local Manager
1 power supply and cord
1 mounting bracket
1 DB-9 to RJ-45 serial adaptor
Rack mounting bracket screws
Four clear rubber bumpers
2 US power cords (AC unit) or 2 Molex to
3-wire power cords (DC unit)
2 rack mounting brackets
1 DB-9 to RJ-45 adapter
Rack mounting bracket screws
Startup Guide for Local Managers 6
Hardware Installation & Connections
Installing the Uplogix 500
Uplogix 500
Making the connections required for initial configuration
To complete initial setup, you must connect the Local Manager to a power source.
Connecting power
The Local Manager uses an external power supply, which is shipped with the device.
Startup Guide for Local Managers 7
Caution: Use only the power supply shipped with the Local Manager 500. Using a different
power supply will void your warranty and may damage the equipment.
Connect the power supply to the DC connector on the back of the device.
Connect the power cord to the power supply. Use either the provided power cord or one that is
suitable for your location. The Local Manager uses a power cord with a standard IEC-320-C13
female cord end.
Connect the power cord to a power outlet. An amber light indicates that the unit has power
applied. Power on the unit by pressing the power button. The system status LED (denoted with
an ‘i’ label on the chassis) will blink while the Local Manager boots up and becomes a solid
green light when the boot sequence is complete.
Connecting a workstation
To complete initial setup, you must connect your workstation to the Local Manager's RJ-45
console port.
If your workstation has a DB-9 serial port, use the DB-9 to RJ-45 adaptor provided by
Uplogix (see diagram below) and a straight-through Ethernet cable to connect to the
console port.
If your workstation does not have a DB-9 serial port, you will need to use a USB to DB-9
serial adaptor together with a straight-through Ethernet cable and the DB-9 adaptor
provided by Uplogix to connect to the console port.
The default settings for the console port are 9600, 8, N, 1.
Note: The mini-USB console port will be supported in a future software release.
Startup Guide for Local Managers 8
Following initial setup, you may choose to disconnect the console cable and manage the Local
Manager via Ethernet.
Connecting management Ethernet
To manage the Local Manager and attached devices in-band through the network, connect
Gigabit Ethernet port 0 (GE-0) on the front panel to your network using a straight-through
Ethernet cable. Both GE-0 and GE-1 auto-negotiate their speed and duplex settings by default.
When connected, secondary management Ethernet port GE-1 acts as a standby redundant
Ethernet management connection by default. GE-1 will become active if the GE-0 link drops.
Therefore, it is important that GE-0 and GE-1 be connected to switch ports on the same
network or VLAN.
If your management network is fiber based, connect to the SFP in the option slot. If GE-0 or
GE-1 are connected to the network, they will take precedence over the fiber connection.
Installing the Uplogix 5000 Local Manager
Uplogix 5000
Startup Guide for Local Managers 9
Making the connections required for initial configuration
To complete initial setup, you must make this connect the Local Manager to a power source.
Connecting power
AC Models
Connect the power cord to the Local Manager. Use either the provided power cord or one that
is suitable for your location. The Local Manager uses a power cord with a standard IEC-320-
C13 female cord end.
Connect the power cord to a power outlet. A dimly lit keypad and dark display indicates that
the unit has power applied. Power on the unit by pressing the middle keypad button.
Note: Do not hold the middle keypad button down.
The display on the front panel will illuminate and display progress messages as the device
boots. At the end of the boot sequence, it displays the message Uplogix status good.
DC Model
Available on the Uplogix 5000 only. The DC Local Manager uses a power cord with a Molex
connector (part number: 39-01-4041) end and a three-wire split out.
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Caution: Use the provided power cables to have an electrician connect the Local
Manager to the DC power source
Connect the green yellow wire to earth ground, connect the brown wire to positive voltage and
then connect the blue wire to power return. A dimly lit keypad and dark display indicates that
the unit has power applied. Power on the unit by pressing the middle keypad button. The
display on the front panel will illuminate and display progress messages as the device boots.
At the end of the boot sequence, it displays the message Uplogix status good.
Description
Wire Color
Operating Voltage Range
(Referenced to Earth Ground)
Operating Voltage Range
(Referenced to Return)
Earth Ground
Green with
Yellow Stripe
0 V
NA
Positive Voltage
Brown
0 –60 V
24 –60V
Return
Blue
-60 –0 V
NA
Making the remaining connections
These connections are not required to complete the initial setup:
Connecting a power controller
Connect the power controller's serial port to port 1/6 on the Local Manager. A straight-through
Ethernet cable is typically used for this connection. However, some power controllers require
rolled or special cables. Consult your power controller documentation if a straight-through
Ethernet cable does not work.
Connecting management Ethernet
To manage the Local Manager and attached devices in-band through the network, connect
Gigabit Ethernet port 0 (GE-0) on the front panel to your network using a straight-through
Ethernet cable. Both GE-0 and GE-1 auto-negotiate their speed and duplex settings by default.
When connected, secondary management Ethernet port GE-1 acts as a standby redundant
Ethernet management connection by default. GE-1 will become active if the GE-0 link drops.
Therefore, it is important that GE-0 and GE-1 be connected to switch ports on the same
network or VLAN.
If your management network is fiber based, connect to the SFP in the option slot. If GE-0 or
GE-1 are connected to the network, they will take precedence over the fiber connection.
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