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Re: Amber Remote Light on L Series 9000 Servers

 
Greg Santa
Advisor

Amber Remote Light on L Series 9000 Servers

I have a problem with multiple systems having the REMOTE light on, but need to standardize the front panel lights to ease confusion. I don't have access to any HP 700 terminals to turn this off, only C1099A terminals. Can I turn the REMOTE light off through the OS or GSP? I saw mention of doing this through GSP in an older post, but no specifics were given.

Thanks for the help.

Greg
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Andrew Rutter
Honored Contributor

Re: Amber Remote Light on L Series 9000 Servers

hi,

yes you can turn it off through the GSP menu's

login to gsp with control b and think from memory its the ER command.

do a help in the gsp to confirm it.

depends if you want to use the remote functionality though on the servers?

C1099A terminals will work fine too, if its configured ok for the gsp

Andy

Greg Santa
Advisor

Re: Amber Remote Light on L Series 9000 Servers

I checked the ER settings for a system with the light on and one without the light on. Both systems had the same settings for the ER (Enable/Disable Remote) command: session. Any idea where else I could look?
cnb
Honored Contributor

Re: Amber Remote Light on L Series 9000 Servers

Hi Greg,

There are two versions of GSP for the L-class (A & B). Which ones are you using and are they all they same type?

Have you verified that the GSP versions match the M or W cables being used? They are different and may cause functionality issues if the wrong cables is used.

www.dectrader.com/docs/set2/A5191-96019.pdf


Rgds,
Greg Santa
Advisor

Re: Amber Remote Light on L Series 9000 Servers

What is the best way to determine GSP versions? I looked at the illustrations in the pdf and they looked the same.
cnb
Honored Contributor

Re: Amber Remote Light on L Series 9000 Servers

Hi,

You can use STM if installed:

# echo "sel dev all;info;wait;il"|/usr/sbin/cstm > /tmp/info_all.log

Then look at the file for these enteries:



FRUID Field ascii hex
----------- ----- ---
FRU Name.............: LAN_SCSI_CORE_IO 0x4c414e5f 53435349 5f434f52 455f494f
Part Number..........: A5191-60211
FRUID Field ascii hex
----------- ----- ---
FRU Name.............: GSP_CORE_IO 0x20202020 20475350 5f434f52 455f494f
Part Number..........: A6144-60012


Then verify the results with the manual.


Rgds,

Greg Santa
Advisor

Re: Amber Remote Light on L Series 9000 Servers

I figured out the GSP versions from the help command in GSP. I made sure that each system had the correct cable. (Only a couple were switched.) What I did notice is the systems with the Remote light on are all the Rev B systems. All systems have the console connection connected through RJ45 to a Raritan Dominion SX32 Console Server. What would be different about the "B" systems that would have the Remote light on and can I do anything to turn them off?
cnb
Honored Contributor

Re: Amber Remote Light on L Series 9000 Servers

Hi Greg,

According to this document, the REMOTE LED indicates that Remote Access is *enabled*.

http://www11.itrc.hp.com/service/cki/docDisplay.do?docLocale=en&docId=emr_na-c00906009

Q15 - Is the Remote Led behavior different on A6696B?

A15 - No, The Remote Led operates exactly the same on A6696A
and A6696B, if remote access is enabled on either the
remote serial connection or the GSP lan connection,
the remote led will be lit



See the ER help in the GSP.

Rgds,