6 Active/Passive High Availability: Upgrades
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Note: You should not deviate from the above procedure, or you might reload
both nodes. Currently, upgrading mirrored data imposes restrictions on when
you activate the new code (although this may be changed in future releases).
The Director data is at a Snapshot level that is equivalent to when you started the
upgrade. Events received during the upgrade will be lost.
Note: A snapshot of each node should be taken prior to upgrading the SDMC
nodes so that they can be restored should problems arise during the upgrade
process.
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Chapter 13.
Advanced System
Management Interface
In this chapter, we describe how to log in to the Advanced System Management
Interface (ASMI) using the IBM Systems Director Management Console (SDMC).
The ASMI provides a terminal interface through a standard web browser to the
service processor that allows you to perform general and administrator level
service tasks. The ASMI allows you to perform service functions and various
system management functions. For a description of the available functions, refer
to Chapter 14, “Advanced System Management Interface”, in Hardware
Management Console V7 Handbook, SG24-7491.
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13.1 Connecting to ASMI using the SDMC
To connect to the ASMI using the SDMC, perform the following steps:
1. On the SDMC Resources tab, select the managed system to which you want
to connect through ASMI.
2. Right-click the managed system name and select Operations Launch
Advanced System Management (ASM) (Figure 13-1).
Figure 13-1 Connecting to ASMI using the SDMC
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