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Yellow Dog Enterprise Linux
TOPIC: Finding the MAC Address for the QS2x
- Open a terminal Window and type:
telnet {IP address or FQDN of Management Module } [ENTER]
- Enter your username and password.
- You should now have a “system>” prompt.
- To reboot the blade, log into the Advanced Management Module (AMM) by opening a web browser and navigating to the IP address of the AMM.
- Log in by entering the username and password. If not changed, the default is USERID and PASSW0RD. Note that 0 is the number zero, not the letter O.
- From the lefthand panel click "Power/Restart" under "Blade Tasks."
- From the righthand window select the check box next to bay 1 (the QS22). Below that, click "Power On."
- At the "system>" prompt at the terminal window, immediately, type:
console -T system:blade[X] [ENTER]
Where “X” is the number of the slot of the blade you want to connect to, if a blade occupies more then one slot use the slot with the lowest number.
- Continue to enter the "console -T..." command until the blade has started to boot.
- Watch for the following output, which will display the MAC address for the blade:
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Welcome to Open Firmware
Licensed Internal Code - Property of IBM
(c) Copyright IBM Corp. 2005, 2007 All Rights Reserved.
Cell/B.E. is a trademark of SONY Computer Entertainment Inc.
Trying to load: from:
/axon@10000000000/plb5/plb4/pcix@4000004600000000/ethernet@1..Bootloader 1.5
Reading MAC address from device: 00:1A:64:0F:2B:A6
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This HOWTO was prepared by Owen Stampflee and Bonnie Gosler, Fixstars Solutions, Inc.
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