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Do not grip into the slots for lifting the controller
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Do only lift the controller from the sides
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Do not grip the power supply handles for lifting the controller
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Have a team of two people lift the controller out of its box
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Partner B (right): Hold G5000 Controller
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Partner A (left): Remove the back and middle cushions
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Partner A: Slide hands underneath plastic foil and take over G5000 controller from partner B
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Partner B: Carefully slide front cushion over bothe side flanges - one at a time
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1 G5000 Controller
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1 loop cable
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2 power cables
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1 set of two rack slides including mounting screws
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G5000 Controller Unboxing
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2 Rack Slides
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Pack of 2 rack mount bolts
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2 G5000 Controller bay keys
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Pack of 4 M5x15 screws
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Pack of 12 M5x15 screws
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Pack of 10 M4x4 screws
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Pull out inner arm until lock
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Flip Rack Slide over and push down lever to completely pull out inner arm
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Repeat for second Rack slide
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Rack Slides Mount Preparation
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Place inner arm of the Rack Slide onto the side of the G5000 Controller so that the holes in the inner arm align with the pins on the Contoller
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Push the inner arm of the Rack Slide towards the back of the Controller in order to lock them in place
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Use the provided M4x4 screws
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Fixate inner arm of Rack Slide with two screws each as shown in the pictures
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Repeat Steps 1 and 2 for other side of G5000 Controller
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G5000 Controller Rack Slides Mount
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Insert the back pins of the outer arms of the Rack Slide into your Rack
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Pull back the round lever to let the front pins latch onto your Rack
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Use M5x15 screws
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Lock Rack Slides on Rack backside using screws as shown
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Use Rack Mount Bolt
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Lock Rack Slide on Rack front using screws as shown
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Rack Slides Rack Mount
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Pull out the outer arms of the Rack Slides which have been mounted onto your Rack
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Align the inner arms that are mounted to your G5000 Controller with the outer arms
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Slide G5000 Controller halfway into the Rack, until the lever on the inner arm latches
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Release second lever inside the Rack and continue sliding the G5000 Controller into the Rack
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Gently push G5000 Controller into the Rack until both Rack Flanges have latched
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G5000 Controller Rack Mount
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Connect the delivered loop cable
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This cable connects shelf and server part of the controller
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If cable is not plugged the display will keep showing 'Starting up'
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If the cable is not connected a communication with the shelf is not possible
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Management and Data must not be in the same subnet
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Management and Data may be combined to one interface later
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Connect 1GB Ethernet to Management port for Configuration via WebUI
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Connect 1GB Ethernet to IPMI port for hardware monitoring and service access
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Connect FibreChannel or 10GB Ethernet cable to data port ( depending on ordered hardware )
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Start up your controller by connecting the power cables
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G5000 will try to receive IP addresses via DHCP on management and data interfaces
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If no DHCP server can be found G5000 will assign fallback IP addresses as follows
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Management: 192.168.1.1
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Data: 192.168.2.1
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The assigned IP addresses may be checked via...
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...G5000 EPaper Display
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...Monitor console output
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Open the Webinterface via management ip "https://<ip>/
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Default user: admin
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Default password: adminadmin
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Open your webbrowser
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Connect to https://<management-ip>
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Login with your username and password
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Default user: admin
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Default pass: adminadmin
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Navigate to Settings -> Network
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Edit hostname and domain
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Switch between management and data IP configuration
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Set up your data network
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Set up your management network
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Data and management must not be in the same subnet
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In order to enter a gateway both interfaces have to be changed to manual IP first
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Set up your IPMI address
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Network combination makes sense if management and data shall be located in one subnet
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In order to combine your management and data networks click on Combine data & management networks
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The IP configuration will be transferred from the management interface to your data interface
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Navigate to Settings -> Miscellaneous
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Set up your timeservers
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Navigate to Settings -> Notifications
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Set up your notification settings
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In order to use FAST LTA Monitoring support make sure to...
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...use a valid external address as sender
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...check the corresponding checkbox
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Https Notificiations is optional and may be used in case of mail relaying not allowed or possible
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