Topic Unique Dell 6450

Message par **biour** » jeu. 14 déc. 2006 11:08

j'ai de temps en temps un message, d'init de la carte au boot du dell
sinon mon gestionnaire donne cela

Message par **dsebire** » jeu. 14 déc. 2006 11:34

bah ça ressemble a la DRAC ça....
la carte est bien branchée ?
elle ne focntionne que sur le PCI 32bits (ya le petit connecteur a l'arriere qui n'est que dispo sur le PCI32)

Message par **micha30000** » jeu. 14 déc. 2006 11:52

Scuse pour le prix j'avais oublié

La DRAC elle a un emplacement réservée à elle dans les machines oué, avec une extension après le pci. Je tenterai cet aprem de la faire marcher, j'ai pas encore essayé

Message par **biour** » jeu. 14 déc. 2006 21:12

bah ça ressemble a la DRAC ça....
la carte est bien branchée ?
elle ne focntionne que sur le PCI 32bits (ya le petit connecteur a l'arriere qui n'est que dispo sur le PCI32)

Oui elle a pas bougé de la ou tu la install :d

bon sinon si tu peu me dire qu'elel pilote tu a utilisé? je trouve pas pour 2K3 (sauf un firmware)

Message par **dsebire** » jeu. 14 déc. 2006 21:41

essaie de la secouer quand meme vu que les machines ont été "chahutées" par UPS

sinon:
http://dimitri.sebire.free.fr/forum/DEL ... driver.exe
c'est ce qui tourne sur mon 2k3

Message par **biour** » jeu. 14 déc. 2006 21:52

Tu veu le firmware 2.50A02 (la mienne etait en 2.3)?

a et sa marche aufait

je peu linker ton pilote en 1er page?

Release Title
Dell Remote Assistant Card II (DRAC II), v.2.50, A02

Release Date
September 16, 2003

Description
Update Package of DRAC II 2.5 firmware.

Supported Device(s)
Remote Assistant Card II (DRAC II)

Supported Operating System(s)
Windows Server 2003
Windows 2000 SP1+

Fixes / Enhancements
This build of the DRAC II 2.5 firmware corrects an issue with the DRAC II staying busy indefintely when port scanning tools attempt to establish a connection with the open DRAC ports.

Message par **micha30000** » jeu. 14 déc. 2006 21:58

intéressant

Message par **dsebire** » jeu. 14 déc. 2006 23:01

j'ai deja flashé la mienne
tu peux mettre un lein sur la premeier page.

tu peux aussi mettre un lien pour tout ce qu'il y a la dedans

je crois que tout est plus ou moins utile
flash carte PERC3/DC
BIOS pour la carte mere
firmware DRAC2
etc....

Message par **biour** » jeu. 14 déc. 2006 23:17

je croi que j'ai deja mi le plus gros non (enfin je renvoi su rla page de Dl du 6450)

a sinon

The software necessary to use DRAC II is incorporated into the Dell OpenManageTM IT Assistant that ships with every Dell server.

http://www.dell.com/content/topics/glob ... s2q02_bell

Message par **biour** » jeu. 14 déc. 2006 23:29

tien d'ailleurs ton firmware de PERc n'est pas a jour y'a une version 199
par ailleurs je n'ai plus le web bios sur cette version 199 la tu sur la 198X?

Message par **dsebire** » jeu. 14 déc. 2006 23:33

le 199 est sorti en semptebre.
j'avais deja telechargé les softs avant

oui, j'ai encore le web bios dans la 198X (enfin je crois)

bon, bah ya plus qu'a trouver un CD original DELL
j'ai tenté ma chance en telechargeant ce que je trouvais sur le site de DELL (ya des ISO de CD) mais ça marche pas

Message par **biour** » jeu. 14 déc. 2006 23:39

une ame charitable ma prete une copie de secours des CD openmachin
tu veu un chti ul? ->MP moi

Message par **dsebire** » ven. 15 déc. 2006 00:01

Message par **biour** » ven. 15 déc. 2006 00:04

U have a message!

Message par **biour** » ven. 15 déc. 2006 00:07

bon je test, j'ai bien un truc qui c'est install mais fallai peut etre que je config la Carte avant

Message par **biour** » ven. 15 déc. 2006 00:14

je trippote je tripotte

Message par **biour** » ven. 15 déc. 2006 01:07

tripotte trop

Dracconf.exe/o = RAZ de la carte

Message par **biour** » ven. 15 déc. 2006 01:10

bon je progresse en mode barbare

C:\Program Files\DRAC\Host>RacConf.exe /help

usage : RacConf.exe arg1 arg2...
/a[0 - 15] - Display Admin entry [0 - 15], /a displays all
/b - Display Battery information
/c [file] - Configure card with given file
/d - Issue harD reset to card
/fi [file] - Flash upgrade firmware image with given file (*.ima)
/i - Display mIscellaneous information
/l - Display card heaLth and trigger levels
/m[0 - 7] - Display Management Station [0 - 7], /m displays all
/o - Restore Factory Defaults to the Card
/r - Issue soft Reset to card
/s - Issue Shutdown to card
/t[0 - 7] - Display SNMP Trap destination [0 - 7], /t display all
/h or /? - Display this screen

Go Go Go

C:\Program Files\DRAC\Host>RacConf.exe /b
DRAC Card Battery Information

Battery Type : Rechargeable Battery Pack
Battery Status : Battery Charge State: Fast Charging
Fast Charge Count : 0

C:\Program Files\DRAC\Host>RacConf.exe /o
This will restore the default values for the Card. Do you want to Proceed (Y/N)
y
Restoring Factory defaults
Default values assigned to the Card

C:\Program Files\DRAC\Host>RacConf.exe
Loading configuration from DRAC card. Please wait...

Firmware Version : 2.50
Firmware Build Date : Aug 26 2003
Processor : i960 JA
Processor Speed : 16 Mhz
Memory Size : 16 MB
ROM Size : 2 MB
NVRAM Size : 128 KB
Modem Type : Absent
Host Bridge : MG9063
Network Controller : SMC 91C96
NIC Address : 00 40 d9 01 68 31
IP Address : 10.0.0.1
Subnet Mask : 0.0.0.0
PCMCIA Controller : CL6710
PC Card Manufacturer :
PC Card Product Name :

Utility Build Date : Aug 23 2001
Utility Build Time : 16:16:00
Utility Version : 2.4.0.1

DRAC Card Configuration Utility - Version 2.4.0.1
Copyright (c) American Megatrends, Inc. 1999-2000

C:\Program Files\DRAC\Host>RacConf.exe /c RacConf.ini
Loading information from INI file to the DRAC Card ...
You may need to reset the card for the changes to come to effect

Il ne faut pas me le dire deux fois

C:\Program Files\DRAC\Host>RacConf.exe /r

Resetting Card...
Reset Complete

Instant de verité??

Loading configuration from DRAC card. Please wait...

Firmware Version : 2.50
Firmware Build Date : Aug 26 2003
Processor : i960 JA
Processor Speed : 16 Mhz
Memory Size : 16 MB
ROM Size : 2 MB
NVRAM Size : 128 KB
Modem Type : Absent
Host Bridge : MG9063
Network Controller : SMC 91C96
NIC Address : 00 40 d9 01 68 31
IP Address : 192.168.0.7
Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0
PCMCIA Controller : CL6710
PC Card Manufacturer :
PC Card Product Name :

Utility Build Date : Aug 23 2001
Utility Build Time : 16:16:00
Utility Version : 2.4.0.1

DRAC Card Configuration Utility - Version 2.4.0.1
Copyright (c) American Megatrends, Inc. 1999-2000

Defois je m'aime

Message par **biour** » ven. 15 déc. 2006 01:24

Fichier de config par default

inutile de dire que je n'y comprend pas grand chose a par les grandes lignes

[cpp]# Remote Assistant Card configuration file
# Version 2.4 - DO NOT EDIT/REMOVE THE FOLLOWING LINE
[Version2.4]

#
# All lines beginning with '#' are treated as comments, and will be ignored by
# the utility.
# Adding '#' at the middle of a line, which does not also have '#' at the
# beginning may cause the utility to misbehave.
#
# All equal signs ('=') must be preceded by exactly one blank space. And
# should be followed immediately by the values, if any, without any space in
# between. There should also be no trailing spaces in any line. INI files
# which do not follow the above guidelines may cause the utility to misbehave.
#

# PCCardmodem group contains keys to configure the PCCard modem, if present
#
# BaudRate:
# Default: 57600
# Valid Values: 300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200
#
# DialMode:
# Default: Tone
# Valid Values: Pulse, Tone
#
# ExtraModemInitString:
# Default: (empty)
# Valid Values: (Standard modem init strings and/or modem specific strings)
#
[PCCardModem]
BaudRate =57600
DialMode =Tone
ExtraModemInitString =

# ExtModem group contains keys to configure the External modem, if present
#
# BaudRate:
# Default: 57600
# Valid Values: 300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200
#
# DialMode:
# Default: Tone
# Valid Values: Pulse, Tone
#
# ExtraModemInitString:
# Default: (empty)
# Valid Values: (Standard modem init strings and/or modem specific strings)
#
[ExtModem]
BaudRate =57600
DialMode =Tone
ExtraModemInitString =

# NetConfig group contains keys to configure the IP address and related items
#
# IpAddr:
# Default: 10.0.0.1
# Valid Values: (Any valid unique IP address)
#
# SubNetMask:
# Default: 0.0.0.0
# Valid Values: (Any valid Subnet Mask)
#
# GatewayAddr:
# Default: 0.0.0.0
# Valid Values: (Any valid IP Address, which points to a gateway)
#
[NetConfig]
IpAddr =10.0.0.1
SubNetMask =0.0.0.0
GatewayAddr =0.0.0.0

# PPPConfig group contains a key to configure PPP related items
# IPPoolStart: (Start address of three consecutive addresses to be used on
# PPP connections through the RAC's modems)
# Default: 128.0.0.1
# Valid Values: (Any valid unique IP, with two successive free IPs)
#
[PPPConfig]
IPPoolStart =128.0.0.1

# RACTemp group contains keys to manage the monitoring of the RAC's temperature
#
# Low Warning:
# Default: 5
# Low Alert:
# Default: 0
# High Warning:
# Default: 45
# High Alert:
# Default: 50
# Monitoring:
# Default: Enable
# Valid Values: Enable, Disable
# Polling Time: (Gives the time interval between two successive measurements)
# Default: 10
# Period: (Gives the granularity or units for Polling Time)
# Default: Secs
# Valid Values: Secs, Mins, Hours, Days
#
# The general idea is that the normal RAC temperature would be between the
# Low warning and the high warning limits. If the temperature either drops
# below the Low warning, or rises above the high warning, the RAC would
# generate a Warning condition alert. Typically the Low alert value
# should be lower than the Low warning and the High alert should be higher
# than the high warning, so that if the temperature continues to either drop,
# going below Low warning, or to climb going above High warning, then the
# RAC will generate an Error condition alert.
# So, usually,
# Low alert < Low warning < normal value < High warning < High alert.
#
[RACTempConfig]
Low Warning =5
Low Alert =0
High Warning =45
High Alert =50
Polling Time =10
Period =secs
Monitoring =Enable

# WallAdapVolt group contains keys to manage the monitoring of the RAC's
# Wall Adapter Voltage, if available
#
# Low Warning:
# Default: 5.5
# Low Alert:
# Default: 5.0
# High Warning:
# Default: 9.0
# High Alert:
# Default: 9.5
# Monitoring:
# Default: Enable
# Valid Values: Enable, Disable
# Polling Time: (Gives the time interval between two successive measurements)
# Default: 10
# Period: (Gives the granularity or units for Polling Time)
# Default: secs
# Valid Values: secs, mins, hours, days
#
# The general idea is that the normal Wall Adapter Voltage would be between
# the Low warning and the high warning limits. If the Voltage either drops
# below the Low warning, or rises above the high warning, the RAC would
# generate a Warning condition alert. Typically the Low alert value should
# be lower than the Low warning and the High alert should be higher than the
# high warning, so that if the Voltage continues to either drop, going below
# Low warning, or to climb going above High warning, then the RAC will
# generate an Error condition alert.
# So, usually,
# Low alert < Low warning < normal value < High warning < High alert.
#
[WallAdapterVoltConfig]
Low Warning =5.5
Low Alert =5.0
High Warning =9.0
High Alert =9.5
Polling Time =10
Period =secs
Monitoring =Enable

# PCIVolt group contains keys to manage the monitoring of the Host's PCI
# 5 Volt signal of the slot in which the RAC resides.
#
# Low Warning:
# Default: 4.5
# Low Alert:
# Default: 4.0
# High Warning:
# Default: 5.5
# High Alert:
# Default: 6.0
# Monitoring:
# Default: Enable
# Valid Values: Enable, Disable
# Polling Time: (Gives the time interval between two successive measurements)
# Default: 10
# Period: (Gives the granularity or units for Polling Time)
# Default: Secs
# Valid Values: secs, mins, hours, days
#
# The general idea is that the normal PCI 5V level would be between the
# Low warning and the high warning limits. If the Voltage either drops
# below the Low warning, or rises above the high warning, the RAC would
# generate a Warning condition alert. Typically the Low alert value should
# be lower than the Low warning and the High alert should be higher than the
# high warning, so that if the Voltage continues to either drop, going below
# Low warning, or to climb going above High warning, then the RAC will
# generate an Error condition alert.
# So, usually,
# Low alert < Low warning < normal value < High warning < High alert.
#
[PCIVoltConfig]
Low Warning =4.5
Low Alert =4.0
High Warning =5.5
High Alert =6.0
Polling Time =10
Period =secs
Monitoring =Enable

# AdminEntryxx groups contain keys to configure Admin properties and
# preferences. AdminEntry0 is for the first Admin in the list,
# AdminEntry1 is for the second, and so on up to AdminEntry15 which will
# correspond to the sixteenth Admin in the list of Admins.
#
# Administrator alias: (Login name)
# Password: (Admin's password)
# Security Feature:
# The AdminName and Password will not be displayed in the INI file. The User has
# to edit the two fields manually when he/she configures the the DRAC card. Once
# Configuration is done, the values for AdminName and Password is agained removed
# from the INI file.
#
# CallBackNumber: (Security feature: When this admin dials in to the RAC
# and successfully logs in, when the dialer drops the line, the
# RAC calls back the admin at this number.
# Default: (empty)
# Pager Number: (Admin's pager number to be used for Alerts by paging,
# if configured)
# Default: (empty)
# Page Type: (Admin's pager type)
# Default: None
# Valid Values: None, Numeric, AlphaNumeric
# Has to be given as None if no pager type. Dont leave empty
# Service prov no: (To be used in case of Alphanumeric pagers)
# Default: None
# Preferences: (Paging preferences indicating which levels of Alerts the Admin
# would like to receive over his/her pager. To specify multple
# levels, include multiple Preferences keys for the same Admin)
# Default: None
# Valid Values: None, Information, Warning, Error, Fatal
# Custom Code: (This will be included in Numeric/Alphanumeric pages to
# help identify the location of the RAC/Server originating the Alert)
# Default: None
# Valid Values: (Numeric/Alphanumeric string for Numeric/Alphanumeric pagers)
# PageOn xxxx: (Paging preferences based on Hourly intervals for each day
# of the week. xxxx may be Sunday, Monday, upto Saturday.
# Each line should have a string of 24 characters (0's or 1's only)
# each of which represents one hour for that day.
# Let's consider PageOn Sunday as an example.
# If the first character is 0 (or 1), then, it means that the admin
# wants (or does not want) to be paged on alert, between 0000 hrs
# and 0100 hrs on Sunday morning. If the characters 20 to 24 are 0
# then, the admin does not want to be paged between 7pm and midnight
# on Sunday.
# The same holds true for each day of the week. If any of the Hours
# do not have a corresponding in the INI file, then the default is
# taken to be 1)
#
[AdminEntry0]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111

[AdminEntry1]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111

[AdminEntry2]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111

[AdminEntry3]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111

[AdminEntry4]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111

[AdminEntry5]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111

[AdminEntry6]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111

[AdminEntry7]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111

[AdminEntry8]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111

[AdminEntry9]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111

[AdminEntry10]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111

[AdminEntry11]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111

[AdminEntry12]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111

[AdminEntry13]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111

[AdminEntry14]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111

[AdminEntry15]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111

# ManagementStationx groups contain keys to specify the phone numbers of upto
# 8 ManagementStations which can be dialled into by the RAC for logging events
# and Alerts regarding the RAC/Server events and conditions, if so configured.
#
# Phone number: (Spcifies a phone number for the RAC to dial out to)
# Default: None
#
# Management Station Severity Mask: (Preferences indicating those levels of
# Alerts for which the RAC may dial out. To specify multple
# levels, include multiple keys)
# Default: (all four levels)
# Valid Values: None, Information, Warning, Error, Fatal
# To change Severity Mask so that card doesnt alert on any condition
# specifically have aline that says Preferences=None
# and dont have any prefernce line after this. This should be the only preference
# line
#
[ManagementStation0]
PhoneNumber =
Management Station Severity Mask =Information
Management Station Severity Mask =Warning
Management Station Severity Mask =Error
Management Station Severity Mask =Fatal

[ManagementStation1]
PhoneNumber =
Management Station Severity Mask =Information
Management Station Severity Mask =Warning
Management Station Severity Mask =Error
Management Station Severity Mask =Fatal

[ManagementStation2]
PhoneNumber =
Management Station Severity Mask =Information
Management Station Severity Mask =Warning
Management Station Severity Mask =Error
Management Station Severity Mask =Fatal

[ManagementStation3]
PhoneNumber =
Management Station Severity Mask =Information
Management Station Severity Mask =Warning
Management Station Severity Mask =Error
Management Station Severity Mask =Fatal

[ManagementStation4]
PhoneNumber =
Management Station Severity Mask =Information
Management Station Severity Mask =Warning
Management Station Severity Mask =Error
Management Station Severity Mask =Fatal

[ManagementStation5]
PhoneNumber =
Management Station Severity Mask =Information
Management Station Severity Mask =Warning
Management Station Severity Mask =Error
Management Station Severity Mask =Fatal

[ManagementStation6]
PhoneNumber =
Management Station Severity Mask =Information
Management Station Severity Mask =Warning
Management Station Severity Mask =Error
Management Station Severity Mask =Fatal

[ManagementStation7]
PhoneNumber =
Management Station Severity Mask =Information
Management Station Severity Mask =Warning
Management Station Severity Mask =Error
Management Station Severity Mask =Fatal

# SNMPDestx groups contain keys to specify upto 8 SNMP trap destinations
# to which the RAC can send SNMP Trap alerts, if configured.
#
# IpAddr:
# Default: 0.0.0.0
# Valid Values: (Any valid unique IP address)
# Community name:
# Default: (none)
# Valid Values: (Any valid SNMP Community name)
#
# SNMP Severity Mask: (Preferences indicating those levels of
# Alerts for which the RAC may send a trap. To specify multple
# levels, include multiple keys)
# Default: (all four levels)
# Valid Values: None, Information, Warning, Error, Fatal
# To change Severity Mask so that card doesnt alert on any condition
# specifically have aline that says Preferences=None
# and dont have any prefernce line after this. This should be the only preference
# line
#
[SNMPDest0]
IpAddr =0.0.0.0
Community Name =
Snmp Severity Mask =Information
Snmp Severity Mask =Warning
Snmp Severity Mask =Error
Snmp Severity Mask =Fatal

[SNMPDest1]
IpAddr =0.0.0.0
Community Name =
Snmp Severity Mask =Information
Snmp Severity Mask =Warning
Snmp Severity Mask =Error
Snmp Severity Mask =Fatal

[SNMPDest2]
IpAddr =0.0.0.0
Community Name =
Snmp Severity Mask =Information
Snmp Severity Mask =Warning
Snmp Severity Mask =Error
Snmp Severity Mask =Fatal

[SNMPDest3]
IpAddr =0.0.0.0
Community Name =
Snmp Severity Mask =Information
Snmp Severity Mask =Warning
Snmp Severity Mask =Error
Snmp Severity Mask =Fatal

[SNMPDest4]
IpAddr =0.0.0.0
Community Name =
Snmp Severity Mask =Information
Snmp Severity Mask =Warning
Snmp Severity Mask =Error
Snmp Severity Mask =Fatal

[SNMPDest5]
IpAddr =0.0.0.0
Community Name =
Snmp Severity Mask =Information
Snmp Severity Mask =Warning
Snmp Severity Mask =Error
Snmp Severity Mask =Fatal

[SNMPDest6]
IpAddr =0.0.0.0
Community Name =
Snmp Severity Mask =Information
Snmp Severity Mask =Warning
Snmp Severity Mask =Error
Snmp Severity Mask =Fatal

[SNMPDest7]
IpAddr =0.0.0.0
Community Name =
Snmp Severity Mask =Information
Snmp Severity Mask =Warning
Snmp Severity Mask =Error
Snmp Severity Mask =Fatal

# AlertTableConfig contains entries to configure how the RAC uses the
# different possible Methods of Alerting, in what order, how many times
# to retry, and how often.
#
# AlertMethodx: (There can be three different Alert Methods)
# Default:
# Method1: SNMPTrap
# Method2: Page
# Method3: ManagementStation
# Valid Values: SNMPTrap, Page, ManagementStation
# RetriesMethodx: (The number of retries to be attempted for each method)
# Default:
# Method1: 1
# Method2: 2
# Method3: 3
# NotificationFrequency: (The number of seconds to wait before retrying)
# Default: 10
#
[AlertTableConfig]
AlertMethod1 =SNMPTrap
AlertMethod2 =Page
AlertMethod3 =ManagementStation
RetriesMethod1 =1
RetriesMethod2 =2
RetriesMethod3 =3
NotificationFrequency =10

# MiscConfig group contains keys for miscellaneous configuration items.
#
# StartupTimeDelay:
# Default: 0
# HeartBeatTimeout: (The number of seconds that the RAC waits between two
# successive Heartbeats from the RAC Driver. If there is no
# Heartbeat after this time, the RAC assumes the Host OS to be
# 'Dead' or Crashed)
# Default: 15
# ServerID:
# Default: 0
#
[MiscConfig]
HeartBeatTimeout =15
ServerID =0

# AutoRecoveryConfig group contains keys to configure AutoRecovery options.
#
# AutoRecovery Method: (The method of AutoRecovery to be used by the RAC if
# it has determined the Host server to be Dead)
# Default: Disable
# Valid Values: Disable, Hardware Reset, Hardware Powercycle
# AutoRecovery Timer: (The time in seconds, after which, to initiate
# AutoRecovery after the Host is Dead)
# Default: 30
#
[AutoRecoveryConfig]
AutoRecovery Method =Disable
AutoRecovery Timer =30

# DialOutConfig group contains keys to configure DialOut parameters.
#
# Alias: (DialOut Alias to be used by the RAC when it dials out to Management
# Stations)
# Password: (DialOut Password to be used by the RAC when it dials out to
# Management Stations)
#
[DialOutConfig]
Alias =drac
Password =drac

# TCPIPConfig group contains keys to configure Advanced Internal parameters of
# the TCPIP communication stack.
#
# EtherMTU = 46-1500
# TCPTTL = 60-512
# SRTTBase = 0-4096
# SRTTDefault = 6-512
# TCPReXmtMin = 2-512
# TCPReXmtMax = 128-4096
#
# [defaults] [Slow Connections]
# EtherMTU =1500 EtherMTU =500
# TCPTTL =60 TCPTTL =128
# SRTTBase =0 SRTTBase =256
# SRTTDefault =6 SRTTDefault =384
# TCPReXmtMin =2 TCPReXmtMin =2
# TCPReXmtMax =128 TCPReXmtMax =1024

[TCPIPConfig]
EtherMTU =1500
TCPTTL =60
SRTTBase =0
SRTTDefault =6
TCPReXmtMin =2
TCPReXmtMax =128

# DHCPConfig groups contains keys to Enable/Disable the DHCP client on the RAC
#
# DHCPClient:
# Default: Enable
# Valid Values: Enable, Disable
#
[DHCPConfig]
DHCPClient =Enable

# TerminalServerConfig groups contains keys to Enable/Disable the
# TerminalServer interface on the RAC
#
# Terminal Server Config:
# Default: Enable
# Valid Values: Enable, Disable
#
[TerminalServerConfig]
Terminal Server Config =Enable

#EsminfoConfig group contains the key to configure the esminfo parameters
#
# Poll Period (Polling time for the card to check the ESM config
# Default Value : 30
# ESM Monitor Timeout
# Default Value : 10
#
[ESMConfig]
Poll Period =30
ESM Monitor Timeout =10

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Message par **biour** » ven. 15 déc. 2006 01:52

Elle repond "Enfin" au ping, cable mal branché

spa ma faute avec 3 pc il faut 10 cables

Message par **biour** » ven. 15 déc. 2006 02:23

Bon ce ne fut pas si dur que cela

voici quelque capture

Message par **biour** » ven. 15 déc. 2006 02:26

Bon demain tuto si j'en ai le courage

mais rien de bien dure

a tien sinon elle me sert finalement la Drac II

DRAC-II System event log
=================================

Date Time Message

12/15/06 02:05:25 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 02:02:44 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 02:01:45 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 02:00:56 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 02:00:40 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 02:00:11 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 02:00:10 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 02:00:00 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:57:45 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:57:34 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:57:09 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:56:10 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:55:57 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:55:42 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:55:24 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:55:06 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:54:51 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:54:49 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:54:20 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:53:40 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:53:24 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:52:21 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:52:16 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:51:42 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:51:37 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:51:34 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:50:06 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:49:36 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:49:13 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:45:07 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:42:25 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:42:17 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:41:54 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:41:19 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:40:49 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:40:48 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:40:35 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:40:28 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:39:16 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:39:16 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:38:39 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:38:36 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:37:51 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:37:37 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:37:31 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:37:31 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:37:17 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:36:24 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:36:09 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:36:00 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:35:53 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:35:44 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:35:01 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:33:37 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:33:11 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:32:55 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:32:49 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:32:38 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:31:43 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:30:42 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:30:40 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:30:31 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:28:54 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:28:01 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:27:52 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:27:40 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:27:26 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:27:04 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:26:08 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:25:14 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:25:05 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:25:00 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:24:53 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:24:30 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:23:39 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:23:34 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:23:31 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:22:59 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:22:22 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:22:04 ECC Single Fault detected
12/15/06 01:21:56 ECC Single Fault detected

va falloir sortir le memtest

Message par **dsebire** » ven. 15 déc. 2006 12:09

biour, je t'aime

quand on a les bons outils, ça marche mieux

Message par **biour** » ven. 15 déc. 2006 12:42

Moi aussi je m'aime

kler que sa marche mieu

choisi install par defaut et va dans c::\pg files\Drac\host\

racconf ce trouve la

Message par **micha30000** » ven. 15 déc. 2006 12:51

un p'tit tuto rapide ça serait nickel