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Chapter 2 Starting Up the Xserve 13

Conguring the Lights-Out Management Port

When you use the Server Monitor application to start up, shut down, or monitor an

Xserve, you communicate with the lights-out management processor in the Xserve.

Either of the two built-in Ethernet connectors on the Xserve can function as both a

lights-out management port and a server Ethernet port. The lights-out management

port has its own administrator user name, password, and network settings. There are

several ways to change these settings:

Step through the networking panes of the Mac OS X Server setup assistant Â

In Server Monitor, choose Server > Congure Local Machine Â

Use the Â ipmitool command-line tool in Terminal

When you use Server Monitor to connect to an Xserve, you specify the IP address and

user account for the lights-out management port.

Local and Remote Software Setup

If you connect a display and keyboard to the Xserve, you can use them to nish the

server software setup process locally.

To set up the Xserve without a display or keyboard, you can use one of the following

methods to connect to the Xserve and set it up remotely.

Setup method Availability For information, see

Screen Sharing Included with Mac OS X and

Mac OS X Server version 10.5

or later

“Using Screen Sharing” on

page 28

Server Assistant Included with Mac OS X Server

version 10.5 or later

Mac OS X Server: Getting

Started on the Admin Tools

disc, or Mac OS X Server: Server

Administration at www.apple.

com/server/resources

Apple Remote Desktop Sold separately Mac OS X Server: Server

Administration at www.apple.

com/server/resources

VNC viewer software Sold separately Mac OS X Server: Server

Administration at www.apple.

com/server/resources

Connect to the serial port on

the Xserve

Included with the Xserve “Using Commands over the

Serial Port to Install from the

Optical Drive” on page 30

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