Service Processor 3 (SVP3) Technical Reference

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Part Number: MK-97HM85049-05

SVP overview
Physical SVP (Windows 10 Enterprise) hardware description
SVP (Windows 10 Enterprise) front panel
SVP (Windows 10 Enterprise) rear panel
Service Processor (Windows 10 Enterprise) hardware specifications
Physical SVP (Windows 10 Enterprise) electrical specifications
Physical SVP (Windows 10 Enterprise) environmental specifications
Physical SVP (Windows 7 Enterprise) hardware description
SVP (Windows 7) front panel
SVP (Windows 7) rear panel
Service processor (Windows 7) hardware specifications
Physical SVP (Windows 7) electrical specifications
Physical SVP (Windows 7) environmental specifications
Installing the Hitachi Vantara-supplied SVP
Physical SVP network configuration
Physical SVP LAN port assignment
Default IP address settings
Installing a physical SVP
Mounting the physical SVP
Choosing a mounting location
Installing the inner rail extension
Installing the outer rails to the rack
Installing the physical SVP into the rack
Connecting to the physical SVP
Turning on power to the physical SVP
Operating the physical SVP in a non-bridged network configuration
Setting the SVP date, time, and time zone settings
Disconnecting the management console from the physical SVP
Installing the SVP software on a customer-supplied server
Minimum requirements for installing the SVP software on customer-supplied server
Configuring the operating system
Installing the SVP software
Installing the SVP software on an Oracle Linux KVM host
Physical network connection for an Oracle Linux KVM-based SVP
Minimum requirements for an Oracle Linux KVM SVP
Hyper-threading
Configuring the Oracle Linux KVM-based SVP
Where to go from here
Installing the SVP software on a VMware ESXi host
Setting up the SVP locale
Network connection for virtual SVP
Virtual SVP requirements
Hyper-threading
Configuring the virtual SVP
Configuring the SVP guest OS
Installing the SVP software
Deploying a cloned virtual SVP
Detecting SVP failures
Installing the SVP software on a Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2012 R2 Virtual Machine
Setting up the SVP locale
Network connection for Hyper-V
Minimum requirements for Hyper-V Server 2012 R2 VM
Installing and Configuring Hyper-V on Windows 2012 R2 Server
Installing the SVP software on a guest OS
Upgrading the SVP software
Security patch and antivirus software
Windows and Antivirus Update Policies
Online update
Offline update
Installing antivirus software on the SVP
Windows upgrade path
Setting up SSL encryption
About SSL
SSL encryption of the storage system
Setting up SSL communications
Updating the SVP server certificate
Creating a private key (.key file)
Creating a public key (.csr file)
Acquiring a signed certificate for the private key
Acquiring a signed and trusted certificate
Removing the passphrase from an SSL certificate
Converting the SSL certificate into the PKCS#12 format
Uploading the signed server certificate of the SSL communication between the SVP and client PC
Returning the certificate of the SSL communication between the SVP and the client PC to the default
Uploading the certificate to the SVP
Uploading the certificate to the web server
Returning the web server certificate to the default
Resolving security certificate messages
Blocking HTTP communications to the SVP
Releasing HTTP communications to the SVP
Changing the storage IP address
Using the SVP to set the storage system IP address
Changing storage system information in the Storage Device List
Changing the SVP IP address
Changing the SVP IP address in Windows
Changing the SVP IP address using Storage Device List
Changing and initializing SVP port numbers
Changing SVP port numbers
Initializing SVP port numbers
Behavior when changing SVP port numbers
Reallocating automatically allocated port numbers
Initializing automatically allocated port numbers
Changing range of port numbers to be allocated automatically
Initializing range of port numbers to be allocated automatically
Viewing the port number to be used in the SVP
Editing the Storage Device List
Deleting and registering the storage system
Deleting the registered storage system from the Storage Device List
Registering the storage system on the SVP
Back up and restore the SVP
Backing up the SVP configuration
Restoring the SVP configuration
Rebooting the SVP
Shutting down the SVP
Restarting the SVP
Replacing the Hitachi Vantara-supplied SVP
Detecting SVP failures
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting the spanning tree protocol
SVP emergency logon procedure
SVP replacement list

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