GSM Server

Installation and Configuration Guide
Rev. 1.2

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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 GSM Server Overview....................................................................................5
1-1

GSM (GIGABYTE Server Management) Software Package Overview............ 5

Chapter 2 GSM Server Installation..................................................................................7
2-1
2-2
2-3

Using GSM Server............................................................................................ 7
Hardware Requirements................................................................................... 7
Software Requirements..................................................................................... 7
2-3-1

2-4

Installing GSM Server (Windows)..................................................................... 8
2-4-1
2-4-2

2-5

Prerequisites for remote management server...........................................................7
Installation Procedure................................................................................................8
Getting Started........................................................................................................10

Installing GSM Server (Linux)......................................................................... 11
2-5-1
2-5-2

Install/Un-install Steps for Ubuntu, Debian (Login as root)......................................11
Install/Un-install Steps for CentOS 7, RHEL, Fedora(Login as root)...........................................................................................................12

Chapter 3 Using GSM Server......................................................................13
3-1

Overview......................................................................................................... 13
3-1-1

3-2
3-3

3-3-1
3-3-2
3-3-3
3-3-4
3-3-5
3-3-6
3-3-7
3-3-8
3-3-9
3-3-103-3-11

3-4

GSM Server Setup Wizard......................................................................................14Enter GSM Server........................................................................................... 18
System Manager............................................................................................. 20
Information...............................................................................................................22
Monitoring................................................................................................................23
Remote Access........................................................................................................24
Network Configuration.............................................................................................28
Event Log................................................................................................................29
Alert Management...................................................................................................30
Updates...................................................................................................................31
Power Consumption................................................................................................32
SOL Terminal...........................................................................................................33
Software..................................................................................................................34
Remote BIOS Setup................................................................................................35

Group Manager............................................................................................... 36
3-4-1
3-4-2
3-4-3
3-4-4
3-4-5
3-4-6

Information...............................................................................................................38
Remote Access........................................................................................................39
Updates...................................................................................................................41
Event Log................................................................................................................42
Power Consumption................................................................................................43
Network Configuration.............................................................................................44-3-

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3-5
3-6
3-7
3-8

Alert Management...................................................................................................44

Deployment..................................................................................................... 45
Alert................................................................................................................. 46
Account........................................................................................................... 47
Preference....................................................................................................... 50
3-8-1
3-8-2
3-8-3
3-8-4
3-8-5
3-8-6
3-8-7
3-8-8

IP Range..................................................................................................................51
Event Log................................................................................................................52
Alert Management...................................................................................................53
Database.................................................................................................................55
Properties................................................................................................................56
Gbt Interactive Utility...............................................................................................57
Update.....................................................................................................................58
Language.................................................................................................................58

3-9 Help................................................................................................................. 59
3-10 Logout............................................................................................................. 60

Chapter 5 Appendix.......................................................................................................61
5-1

Event Log List................................................................................................. 61-4-

Chapter 1
1-1

GSM Server Overview

GSM (GIGABYTE Server Management) Software Package
Overview

GSM (GIGABYTE Server Management) is GIGABYTE’s proprietary multiple server remotemanagement software platform. GSM is compatible with either IPMI or Redfish (RESTful API)
connection interfaces, and comprises the following
GSM Server, a software program with an easy to use browser-based GUI to enable global
remote monitoring and management of multiple GIGABYTE servers via each server node’s BMC.
GSM CLI (GBT Utility), a command-line interface program to enable global remote monitoringand management of multiple GIGABYTE servers via each server node’s BMC.
GSM Agent, a software program installed locally on each GIGABYTE server node that retrieves
additional node information (CPU/Mem/HDD/PCI/…) from the OS and passes it to the BMC. This
information can then be utilized by GSM Server or GSM CLI.
GSM Mobile, a remote server management mobile APP, available for both Android and iOS.
GSM Plugin, a plugin available for VMware’s vCenter, allowing the user to perform remote-5-

Hardware Installation

monitoring and management of GIGABYTE server nodes without having to switch to a separate
software platform.
A logical diagram of these different software sub-programs can be seen below:

Each sub-program is available to download for free from each GIGABYTE server product page*.
*Depending on product compatibility, some programs may not be available. Please download
GSM Mobile from the Google (Android) or iOS Store.

Hardware Installation-6-

Chapter 2

2-1

GSM Server Installation

Using GSM Server

GSM (Gigabyte Server management) Server has a user-friendly Graphics User Interface(GUI) called the GSM Server GUI. It is designed to be easy to use. It has a low learning curve
because it uses a standard Internet browser. You can expect to be up and running in less than
five minutes. This chapter allows you to become familiar with the GSM Server GUI’s various
functions. Each function is described in detail.

2-2

Hardware Requirements

Before using GSM Server, please check your system for the following required configuration
requirements:••••

System Processor: 2 GHz and above
System Memory: Minimum 4 GB RAM
Free Disk Space: 10 GB at least
Node servers : 255 maximum

2-3

Software Requirements

2-3-1 Prerequisites for remote management server
Supported Browsers:• Google Chrome 39.0.2171.65 m or later• Mozilla Firefox 33.1.1
Operating System:• Windows 2008 / 2012 R2 / 2019
• Ubuntu 16.04 or later• Redhat/CentOS 6.3 or later-7-

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2-4Installing GSM Server (Windows)

2-4-1 Installation Procedure
1. Unzip the file and run GSM_Setup.exe.
2. Then, a series of installation wizards appear.
3. Click Next.

4. Click Install to start the installation.

GSM Server-8-5. Installation completed, click Finish.

CAUTION!
Please make sure you have enough space on your hard drive for the program.
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GSM Server2-4-2 Getting Started
1. Open a browser and type in your identified IP. The IP address can be found using
your DHCP server.
Local URL: https://localhost:8443/GSM
Remote URL: https://[Server IP]:8443/GSM

NOTE!
If you can’t connect to the GSM Server, perhaps the firewall blocks the connection , pleasecheck the rule settings:

2. 2. If the GSM UI works appropriately after installing the latest version of GSM
server, please clear the browser cache data and try again.

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2-5Installing GSM Server (Linux)

2-5-1 Install/Un-install Steps for Ubuntu, Debian (Login as root)
1. Before installation, please check the packages sudo and ufw are already installed. Otherwise,
GSM Server installation will fail.
#apt-get install sudo ufw
2. 2.2 Use deb package to install GSM.
#dpkg -i gsm_x. x_all.deb
3. Make sure that the package ‘fontconfig’ has already been installed before starting GSM.
Install the package: ‘fontconfig’.
#apt-get install fontconfig
4. Finish and start up GSM web page.
Connect to GSM: https://{your IP address}:8443/GSM
5. Uninstall GSM#dpkg –r gsm

NOTE!
1. Installation will install and place Java sources for GSM to /opt. Do not
modify and remove them. It’s very important.
2. After finishing installation, installer would add firewall exception, suchas 8080, 8443, 162, 69 and tftp to public zone. If you do not use publiczone as default, please add firewall exception manually.

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2-5-2 I n s t a l l / U n - i n s t a l l S t e p s f o r(Login as root)C e n t O S 7, R H E L , F e d o r a

1. Before installation, please check that packages sudo and firewalld have already been
installed, or GSM installation will be failed.
#yum install sudo firewalld
2. Use RPM package to install GSM.
# rpm -ivh gsm-x.x-1.x86_64.rpm
3. Make sure that the package ‘fontconfig’ has already been installed before starting GSM.
Install the package: ‘fontconfig’.
#yum install fontconfig
4. Finish and start up GSM web page
Connect to GSM: https://{your IP address}:8443/GSM
5. Uninstall GSM Server#rpm –e gsm-x.x-1.x86_64

NOTE!
1.
2.

Installation will install and place Java sources for GSM to /opt. Do not
modify and remove them. It’s very important.
After finishing installation, installer would add firewall exception, suchas 8080, 8443, 162, 69 and tftp to public zone. If you do not use publiczone as default, please add firewall exception manually.

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Chapter 3

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Using GSM Server

Overview

1. Open a web browser and type in your identified IP. The IP address can be foundusing your DHCP server.
2. Enter the following factory default values:•
Username: admin•
Password: password••

The default user name and password are in lower-case characters.
When you log in using the root user name and password, you have full administrative
powers. It is advised that once you log in, you change the root password.

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GSM Server3-1-1 GSM Server Setup Wizard
When you log into your GSM Server management console for the first time, you will be
required to configure the basic settings via the setup wizard.
Setup Procedures:
1. Select your preferred language and click Next.

2. Configure the SNMP setting and click Next.

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3. Configure the SMTP setting and click Next.

4. Set the Schedule and click Next.

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5. Set the check process and click Next.

6. Configure the IP range and click Next.

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7. Set the password for administrator and click Next.

8. Setup completed, click DONE to close the wizard.

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3-2Enter GSM Server

After you successfully log into GSM Server, the Remote Management GUI appears.
Click Node Status image for advanced configuration.

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After you entering into your Management Console, the Management Console GUI
appears.

Management Console Information shows the general system health status of the current remotenode. The node health status will appear on the left side in different colors, the definition of eachcolor is described below:

Icon

Decription/Resulting Action
Normal: All nodes and sensors are normal andthere’s no sensor that has any alert.
Warning: There’s at least one node/sensor that has warning alert.
Unknown: There's a non-critical alert or analert classified as unknown status.
Critical: There’s at least one node/sensor that has a critical alert.
Not Connected: This indicates theidentified node is not connected.

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System Manager

System Manager lists all connected node systems. Click the drop-down list to filter andselect specific node group.

Parameter

Description/Resulting Action

Standard System

Server Node connected via BMC function.

MultiNode System

System Node connected via CMC function.

Storage

Lists JBOD system nodes information.

Virtual Machine

Lists the connected virtual machine information.

Group List

Lists the grouped system node information.

CriticalThere’s at least one sensor that has a critical alert.

Non-critical

There’s at least one sensor that has a warning alert.

Unknown

There’s at least one sensor that has a unknown alert.

HealthAll sensors are normal and there’s no sensor that has any alert.

Non-Connected

There’s non system node is connected.

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And the click the drop-down list for advanced configuration.

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GSM Server3-3-1 Information

The Information is a display page for basic system health information, such as FRU information,,
Hardware Information, Software Information, and BIOS Information. Items on this window are
non-configurable.

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3-3-2 Monitoring
Monitoring displays a real-time record of the node system fan and voltage information.
Click View to check SDR of specified device.

Sensor Monitoring
Click

to monitor specified sensor and time frame.

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GSM Server3-3-3 Remote Access
Remote Access provides the following remote functions:• Power Control Configuration• Chassis Identify• Boot Option• iKVM••

BMC Account Configuration
GSM Agent Account Configuration

GSM Server- 24 -Power Control
User can power on/off/cycle/and hard reset the remote host system in Power Control.

Icon

Description/Resulting Action
Power on system.

Power off system.

Power cycle system.

Hard reset system.

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Chassis Identify

Boot Option

iKVM

BMC Account Configuration

GSM Account Configuration

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Parameter

Description/Resulting Action

Chassis Identify

Define the chassis lighting time.
When you finish the configuration, click Submit.

Boot Option

Select boot option by clicking specified device tab.

iKVM

Click Launch to launch the redirection console
and manage the server remotely.
Please ensure that you have latest version of
JAVA tool to active the Java KVM console.

BMC AccountConfiguration

NOTE! Before using the KVM console, you need to set
the Java security settings first. Then set the IP addressof the remote system in the Exception Site List area.
Configure the administrator ID and password in this section.
After finishing configuration, click Submit.

GSM AccountConfiguration

Set the User Name and password to connect to the GSM Agentaccount. Click Submit when setting is complete.

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GSM Server3-3-4 Network Configuration
This page provides Group IPv4 and IPv6 DHCP configuration.

Parameter

Description/Resulting Action

IPv4 setting
IPv6 Setting
Enabled

Displays IPv4/IPv6 enabled status.

Use DHCP

Click on tab to enable or disable this function

IP Address

Identify the IP address.

Subnet Mask

Configure the Subnet Mask address.

Gateway

Define the Gateway address

When you finish the configuration, clkick Submit to save your configuration.

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3-3-5 Event Log
Event Log displays the connected Node system event log information.
Click Clear to clear current system event log.
Click Download to download current system event log.
NOTE!
Users can configure Severity, Event Dir & Sensor Type by selecting the drop-down bar.

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GSM Server3-3-6 Alert Management
SNMP Trap Setting
In the Trap Settings, user can set the IPv4 and IPv6 Destination List.
IPv6 and IPv4 are two completely separate protocols. IPv6 is not backwards compatible with
IPv4, and IPv4 hosts and routers will not be able to deal directly with IPv6 traffic.
IPv6 has a significantly larger address space than IPv4. This results from the use of a 128-bit
address, whereas IPv4 uses only 32 bits.
When you finish the configuration, click Submit to save configuration.

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3-3-7 Updates
The user can update node last log, BMC/BIOS firmware, CPLD in this page.
To update specific items, follow the instructions below:
1. Select package from the drop-down list.
2. Select the file on your local system using Browse.
3. Click Update to update to the new version of firmware.

NOTE! To make sure the Update function works properly, please ensure the
GSM Server and the BMC network connections are in the same domain before
processing the Update function.
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GSM Server3-3-8 Power Consumption
This screen displays information on the system power consumption. The information includes
Current Power Consumption, Power Consumption Configuration and Power Consumption
Monitoring.
To configure power limit, set Power Limit Management Activated to ON and input the value in therespective column. Click Submit to save the configuration.

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3-3-9 SOL Terminal
This screen displays SOL Terminal information of the system.
To connect SOL terminal, follow the instructions below:
1. Select Character set from the drop-down list.
2. Select the file on your local system using Reconnect.

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GSM Server3-3-10 SoftwareThis pages provides user to view the related software information. Software information includes
GSM Agent Status, System Information, Network Information, PCI Information, and RAID Card
Information. Please install GSM Agent separately on each server / node for which you wish tomonitor this related information. Please see "GSM Agent User Manual" for more information.
System Info, Network Info, PCI Info, RAID Information and SMART Information. Pleaseinstall GSM Agent separately on each server / node for which you wish to monitor this related
information. Please see "GSM Agent User Manual" for more information.

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3-3-11 Remote BIOS Setup
User can update BIOS settings through Remote BIOS Setup function. Using .json
file to configure BIOS settings.
Browse: Select .json file from locale side
Import: Import file which you selected Export: Download currently BIOS settings
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3-4Group Manager

Group Manager provides the function of Create group, Edit group, Delete group, and Searchfunction of current remote grouped client systems. Click Group Manager for advanced
configuration.

Parameter

Description/Resulting Action

SelectCheck Select box to configure connected nodes in the samegroup.

Group ID

Displays the connected group ID information.

Group Name

Displays the group name.
Click on selected Group Name to view the Group dashboard
information and Group remote management functions.
Displays the group type information.

Group Type
Description

GSM Server

User can add a description for selected group. When you havefinished configuration, click Submit.

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Create a Group
1. Click Add.
2. Define the new group name in the respective column.
3. Select Group type from the drop-down list.
4. When you have finished configuration, click Submit.

Group Manager
Group Manager provides Add IP, Delete IP,  and rename a specified group of nodes.

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GSM Server3-4-1 Information
To add a new BMC node to a group, follow the steps as below:
1. Click Add IP and select the BMC node you want to add in a group.
2. When you have finished configuration, click Submit.
To delete an existing BMC node, follow the steps as below:
1. Click Delete IP and select the BMC node you want to delete from a group.
To rename the group, follow the steps as below:
1. Click Group Rename and enter the new name for the group.
2. Click Submit to apply changes.

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3-4-2 Remote Access
Remote Access provides the following remote functions for managing grouped nodes:• Power Control Configuration• Chassis Identify• Boot Option
Please refer section 3-3-3 Remote Access for advanced configuration.
NOTE!
1. Specify the node system from the group list and click Submit to complete theconfiguration.

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3-4-3 Updates
Users can configure the TFTP server and update node last log,PSU/BMC/BIOS/ firmware,
CPLD_MD, and CPLD_BPB in this page. Follow the steps below to update group firmware
remotely.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Select the BMC node you want to update firmware.
Then select the package type by using Browse.
Click Update to update the firmware.
To update image file, select  the package type by using Browse.
Click Update to update the image file.

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GSM Server3-4-4 Event Log
Event Log records an event when a sensor is in an abnormal state. When the log matches a
pre-defined alert, the system will send out a notification automatically if it is pre-configured.

1. Click Clear to clear all history log information.
2. Click Download to download current system event log.

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3-4-5 Power Consumption
Power Consumption displays a Group's power usage status for each system and the average
usage status of a Group. This function also allows users to configure the power policies for thesystem.

Parameter

Description/Resulting Action

PolicyClick Add to add the execution time of Power limit. The start timeis the initial time, and Duration (hour) is to set the duration. You
can check the setting item and click Delete to cancel the settingof Power Limit.

Current total watts

Displays the power limit of each System and its average value.

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GSM Server3-4-6 Network Configuration
Network Configuration provides Group IPv4 and IPv6 DHCP configuration.

3-4-7 Alert Management
Please refer section 3-3-6 Alert Management for advanced configuration.
NOTE! Only all system nodes in a group can be configurable.

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3-5

Deployment

User can create the deployment for specified node or multi nodes.

Create a Deployment
1. Click Add.
2. Define the new deployment name in the respective column.
3. Define deployment conditions from the drop-down list.
4. When you have finished configuration, click Submit.

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3-6

Alert

Alert page shows you data related to the sensor’s health, such as sensor reading.

NOTE! The number beside the Alert header represents the number of Alert events thathave occurred.

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3-7

Account

This page provides the function to create a specific user account. Click Account for advanced
configuration.

Create an AccountFollow the steps below to create a new account.
1. Click Add and define the User Name and Password.
2. Define Enable function.
3. Select Privileges Level.
4. When you finish the configuration, click Submit.

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GSM ServerPrivilege Level
ROLE_ADMIN

ROLE_OSADM
ROLE_OPERATORSROLE_USER

GSM Server

All BMC commands are allowed, including configurationcommands. An Administrator can even executeconfiguration commands that would disable the channel
that the Administrator is communicating over.
Only allow to execute remote console and virtual
media commands for OS level by default
All BMC commands are allowed, except for configurationcommands that can change the behavior of the outof-band interfaces. For example, Operator privilege
does not allow the capability to disable individual
channels, or change user access privileges.
This may be considered the lowest privilege level.

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LDAP

LDAP configuration page.
When you finish the configuration, click Submit.

NOTE!
When configuring the LDAP Server, you need to set the LDAP Host and Port inadvance.
• LDAP Host: LDAP Serve IP address.
• LDAP Port: 389.

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3-8

Preference

Preference displays the database usage and IP range configuration for remote node or groupsystem.

Click the drop-down list for advanced configuration.

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3-8-1 IP Range
User can specify the IP range that is scanned during a normal discovery run. Follow the steps
outlined below to configure IP discover.
1. Select Connection Interface to search BMC Server.
2. Click Create row to specify the IP range in the respective columns.
3. Enter Start IP and End IP in the respective columns.
4. Select Scan Type and define the Policy Name.
5. When you finish the configuration, click Submit to save your configuration.

Scan Type

Description

BMC

Baseboard management controller, which gives a user oradministrator the ability to control a remote system andthe ability to perform a variety of functions. With BMC,
data is only transmitted within the local area network.

CMC

Chassis Management Controller, which provides
functionality for managing multiple server nodes within asingle chassis, or multiple chassis. CMC is a higher levelof control and monitoring of one or multiple chassis.

ESX

VMware ESX Server Controller.

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GSM Server3-8-2 Event Log
Event Log displays event log information for all nodes/systems within the defined IP
range.

User Action's Log Event Log
Displays the action event log of users.

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3-8-3 Alert Management
Alert Management enables the following configuration: GSM SNMP Setting and IPv4
Destination configuration, SMTP Server configuration,and Send Mail configuration for all nodes/
systems within the defined IP range.
GSM SNMPGSM SNMP trap configuration includes SNMP setting and SNMP destination configuration.

Parameter

Description/Resulting Action

Alerting Enable

Determine whether the trap is sent by connected node.

Host address

Displays the host address information.

Alerting Level

Determine the alerting level from the drop-down list.
Please refer to Section 3-3-5 Event Log for description ofalerting level.

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GSM ServerDestination

GSM SNMP Destination configuration for all nodes/systems within the defined IP range.

Parameter

Description/Resulting Action

Destination
IPv4 Destination

User can configure 4 IPv4 Destination.

EnableSelect ON to configure IPv4 address

IPv4 AddressEnter specified IP address.
When you finish the configuration, click Submit to save yourconfiguration.

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3-8-4 Database
Database shows DB location information, provides a backup function, and enables
firmware update for all nodes/systems within the defined IP range.

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GSM Server3-8-5 Properties
Properties enables GSM TFTP server configuration for all nodes/systems within the defined IP
range. Follow steps outlined below to configure TFTP server.
1. Define Database useage.
2. Define checking time. In each routine check, GSM will check log date
3. When you finish the configuration, click Submit.

BMC Node Update Setting

Configuration of interval and number of nodes.
Parameter

Description

Node quantity

Search number of nodes.

Node update period

Update node intervals.

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3-8-6 Gbt Interactive Utility
User can use Gbt Interactive Utility to set the path of Gbt Utility.jar. Then, execute relatedcommand.

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GSM Server3-8-7 Update
User can update GSM firmware and reset the system to default settings for all nodes/
systems within the defined IP range from this page.

To update, select the file on your local system using Browse.
1. Click Update to update to the new version of firmware.
2. To update Keystore, click Choose File and enter keystore password, then click Update.
3. To reset system to the factory default, click Reset.

3-8-8 Language
User can select the preference language in this page.

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3-9

Help

Help page provides general information including System manager, Group manager,
Deployment, Alert, Account, and Preference.

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GSM Server3-10 Logout
Click

GSM Server

to logout of the system.

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Chapter 5

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Appendix

Event Log List

SNMP ID
D06F00
D06F01
D16F00
D16F01
D16F02
D16F03
D26F00
D26F01
D26F02
D36F00
D36F01
D36F02
D46F00
D46F01
D56F00
D56F01
D56F02
D56F03
D56F04
D56F05
D56F06
D56F07
D36F03
D36F04
D36F05
D36F06
D36F07

Event Level
FATAL
ERROR
ERROR
ERROR
ERROR
ERROR
ERROR
ERROR
ERROR
ERROR
ERROR
ERROR
ERROR
ERROR
ERROR
ERROR
ERROR
ERROR
ERROR
ERROR
ERROR
ERROR
WARN
INFO
INFO
INFO
INFO

Event Function
DB
DB
Network Configuration
Network Configuration
Network Configuration
Network Configuration
Chassis Control
Chassis Control
Chassis Control
Power Limit
Power Limit
Power Limit
Platform Event
Platform Event
Trap Destination
Trap Destination
Trap Destination
Trap Destination
Trap Destination
Trap Destination
Trap Destination
Trap Destination
Group Power Limit
Group Power Limit
Group Power Limit
Group Power Limit

Group SettingGroup SettingGroup SettingGroup SettingGroup Setting

Event Description
Database connnection failed.
Database connnection denied.
Get IPv4 configuration failed
Set IPv4 configuration failed
Get IPv6 configuration failed
Set IPv6 configuration failed
Power control failed
Set chassis identify failed
Get chassis status failed
Get power limit failed
Power limit configuration failed
Power limit configuration  failed
Platform event log failed
Set platform event failed
Get IPv4 destination failed
Set IPv4 destination failed
Get IPv4 activate status failed
Set IPv4 activate status failed
Get IPv6 destination failed
Set IPv6 destination failed
Get IPv6 activate status failed
Set IPv6 activate status failed
Policy already exist
Add new policy
Delete policyGroup XXX: enable power limit
Group XXX: reduce power limit
to XXXGroup XXX: disable power limit
User account: XXX already exist
Add new user account: XXX
Delete user account: XXX
System reset success
System reset failed, please wait a
few minutes
Create group
Delete group
Add group member
Delete group member
Rename group

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Group Power Limit
User Management
User Management
User Management
System Reset

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GSM ServerGroup Power Limit

System ResetD96F00

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GSM Server

Background(GSM) : IP
DiscoverBackground(GSM) : IP
DiscoverBackground(GSM) :Node Status
Background(GSM) :Node Status
Background(GSM) :Node Status
Background(GSM) :Monitor high frequency
Background(GSM) :Monitor high frequency
Background(GSM) :Monitor high frequency
Background(GSM) :System info highfrequency
Background(GSM) :System info highfrequency
Background(GSM) :System info highfrequency
Background(GSM): System info low
frequency
Background(GSM): System info low
frequency
Background(GSM): System info low
frequency
Background(GSM) :Power reading
Background(GSM) :Power reading
Background(GSM) :Power reading
Background(Eachnode) : Node Status
Background(Eachnode) : Node Status
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Found new OpenRack1.0 RMC
IP(with ip)
Found new IPMI IP(with ip/mac/
type)
Add node(with mac information)
Start monitor after a random time
has expired
Delete node(with mac information)
Add node(with mac information)
Start monitor after a random time
has expired
Delete node(with mac information)
Add node(with mac information)
Start monitor after a random time
has expired
Delete node(with mac information)
Add node(with mac information)
Start monitor after a random time
has expired
Delete node(with mac information)
Add node(with mac information)
Start monitor after a random time
has expired
Delete node(with mac information)
Node disconnect, terminate allservice process
IPMI damage retry count
IPMI damage, terminate all service
process except node status itself

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Background(Eachnode) : Node Status
Background(Eachnode) : Monitor highfrequency
Background(Eachnode) : Monitor highfrequency
Background(Eachnode) : System info
high frequency
Background(Eachnode) : System info
high frequency
Background(Eachnode) : System info
high frequency
Background(Eachnode) : System info low
frequency
Background(Eachnode) : System info low
frequency
Background(Eachnode) : System info low
frequency
Background(Eachnode) : System info low
frequency
Background(Eachnode) : System info low
frequency
Background(Eachnode) : System info low
frequency
Background(Eachnode) : System info low
frequency
Background(Eachnode) : System info low
frequency
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Node has been terminatedSend command exception(Could
be raw command fail or sql
command fail)Node has been terminatedException information(get freeport fail)Node management status is true/
false
Node has been terminatedGet FRU failGet SDR failGet 3 Net MAC failGet SMBIOS info failNode has been terminatedGet FRU failGet SDR failGet 3 Net MAC failGet SMBIOS info fail

GSM Server

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GSM Server

Background(Eachnode) : System info low Node has been terminatedfrequency
Node BMC Update
No compatible image, end process
Cannot connect to TFTP server,
Node BMC Update
end process
Node BMC Update
Update BMC fail:[message]
Node BIOS Update
Start update BIOS
Node BIOS Update
Update BIOS success
Node BIOS Update
Node is busy, end process
Node BIOS Update
No compatible image, end process
Cannot connect to TFTP server,
Node BIOS Update
end process
Node BIOS Update
Update BIOS fail:[message]
Get Node SEL
Getting node SEL
Get Node SEL
Get node SEL complete
Get Node SEL
Cannot find SEL record
Clear Node SEL
Clearing node SEL
Clear Node SEL
Clear node SEL complete
Dump Node SEL
Starting to dump node SEL file
Dump Node SEL
Dump node SEL complete- 64 -