Kontron MSH8900 User manual

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USER GUIDE
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MSH8900 - USER GUIDE
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Revision History
Revision
Brief Description of Changes
Date of Issue
1.0
Initial Issue
2017-Dec-20
1.2
Added Port Mapping for all available MSP nodes
2017-04-01
1.4
Addition of MS1300 product support
2019-06-27
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Table of Contents
Symbols................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 4
Table of Contents...............................................................................................................................................................................................5
List of Tables........................................................................................................................................................................................................6
List of Figures......................................................................................................................................................................................................7
List of Acronyms.................................................................................................................................................................................................7
Electrostatic Discharge................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Adapters............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Limited Warranty............................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
1/ Product Description.............................................................................................................................................................................9
1.1. Product Overview.........................................................................................................................................................................................9
1.2. Block Diagram ............................................................................................................................................................................................12
1.3. Port Mapping..............................................................................................................................................................................................13
1.4. MSP Node Network Links.......................................................................................................................................................................17
1.5. Network Topology ...................................................................................................................................................................................22
1.6. MAC Addresses.........................................................................................................................................................................................24
1.7. LEDs and Buttons.....................................................................................................................................................................................24
1.8. Interfaces....................................................................................................................................................................................................26
2/ Description of Interface Access Methods..................................................................................................................................31
2.1. Default Usernames and Passwords...................................................................................................................................................31
2.2. Paths to the ShMC...................................................................................................................................................................................32
2.3. Paths to the Switch.................................................................................................................................................................................33
2.4. Paths to the Operating System Prompt...........................................................................................................................................34
2.5. Paths to the management interface (BMC)....................................................................................................................................35
3/ Configuring.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 37
3.1. Establishing a Serial Connection.........................................................................................................................................................39
3.2. Configuring Switches .............................................................................................................................................................................40
3.2.1. Log in to the Switch CLI.......................................................................................................................................................................40
3.2.2. Configuring Switch Management Interfaces..............................................................................................................................40
3.2.2.1. Configuring the switch management IP Address...................................................................................................................40
3.2.2.2. Configuring SSH..................................................................................................................................................................................41
3.2.2.3. Configuring SNMP..............................................................................................................................................................................41
3.2.3. Accessing the Switch and Configuration Mode ..........................................................................................................................41
3.2.4. Managing the Switch Configuration...............................................................................................................................................41
3.2.5. Configuring Switch Date and Time.................................................................................................................................................42
3.2.6. Viewing Switch Configuration Information.................................................................................................................................42
3.2.7. Configuring and Viewing Information about Switch Ports.....................................................................................................43
3.2.8. Configuring Switch VLANs ................................................................................................................................................................44
3.2.9. Configuring Spanning Tree Protocol..............................................................................................................................................45
3.2.10. Configuring Switch User Accounts...............................................................................................................................................45
3.2.11. Configuring Loop Protection............................................................................................................................................................45
3.2.12. Configuring Stacking .........................................................................................................................................................................46
3.2.13. Configuring Static Routing...............................................................................................................................................................47
3.3. Accessing a Component via an IPMI Address ................................................................................................................................47
3.4. Configuring Shelf Managers................................................................................................................................................................48
3.4.1. Set Up Access to the ShMC................................................................................................................................................................48
3.4.2. Configuring the ShMC Management Interface...........................................................................................................................49
3.4.3. Configuring ShMC Date and Time...................................................................................................................................................49

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3.4.4. Configuring the System Monitor User Accounts.......................................................................................................................50
3.4.5. Configuring ShMC CLI and IOL User Accounts............................................................................................................................50
3.5. Configuring Chassis ID ............................................................................................................................................................................51
3.6. Configuring Rear and Front Uplinks (MS2900)..............................................................................................................................51
3.6.1. Front Uplinks...........................................................................................................................................................................................51
3.6.2. Rear Uplinks...........................................................................................................................................................................................52
3.7. Configuring MSP Node ConnectionSpeed (Chassis Slots 7 and 9) (MS2900 with MSP8001 Only).............................52
4/ Operating..............................................................................................................................................................................................53
4.1. Maintenance..............................................................................................................................................................................................53
4.1.1. Extracting a Hub Module.....................................................................................................................................................................53
4.1.2. Inserting a Hub Module ......................................................................................................................................................................54
4.1.3. Extracting an Optional MSU8700 Uplink Module (MS2900 only)........................................................................................54
4.1.4. Inserting an Optional MSU8700 Uplink Module (MS2900 only) .......................................................................................... 55
4.2. Upgrading Firmware .............................................................................................................................................................................. 55
4.2.1. Download the OneClick Upgrade Bundle......................................................................................................................................56
4.2.2. Upgrading the Switch.........................................................................................................................................................................56
4.2.3. Upgrading the ShMC............................................................................................................................................................................57
5/ Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................................................................................58
5.1. Reverting to Switch Factory Default..................................................................................................................................................58
5.2. Rebooting the Switch.............................................................................................................................................................................58
5.3. Viewing the Switch Log..........................................................................................................................................................................58
5.4. Viewing Switch System Information.................................................................................................................................................58
5.5. Reseting the System Monitor User Account Password..............................................................................................................59
5.6. Accessing the System Event Log........................................................................................................................................................60
5.7. Accessing System Sensors...................................................................................................................................................................60
5.8. Viewing the Status of the ShMC (Active or Standby)...................................................................................................................61
5.9. Viewing ShMC FRU Information...........................................................................................................................................................61
Appendix A: Sensor Lists...............................................................................................................................................................................62
List of Tables
Table 1: MSH8900 features.............................................................................................................................................................................9
Table 2: Switch CLI port mapping in MS2900 series platforms........................................................................................................15
Table 3: Switch CLI port mapping in MS1300 platforms .....................................................................................................................17
Table 4: Network links based on hub-MSP node combination.........................................................................................................17
Table 5: MSP8001 network connectivity (MS2900/MSH8900)........................................................................................................18
Table 6: MSP8020 network connectivity (MS2900/MSH8900).......................................................................................................18
Table 7: MSP8040 network connectivity (MS2900/MSH8900).......................................................................................................19
Table 8: MSP8050 network connectivity (MS2900/MSH8900).......................................................................................................19
Table 9: MSP8060 network connectivity (MS2900/MSH8900)......................................................................................................20
Table 10: MSP8020 network connectivity (MS1300/MSH8900).....................................................................................................20
Table 11: MSP8040 network connectivity (MS1300/MSH8900).......................................................................................................21
Table 12: MSP8050 network connectivity (MS1300/MSH8900)......................................................................................................21
Table 13: MSP8060 network connectivity (MS1300/MSH8900)......................................................................................................21
Table 14: MAC addresses in MS2900 and MS1300...............................................................................................................................24
Table 15: LED status description and button behavior .......................................................................................................................25
Table 16: Default usernames and passwords ........................................................................................................................................31
Table 17: Conventions used in the document......................................................................................................................................... 37
Table 18: User infrastructure equivalent form example usingan MS2900 platform with 9 MSP nodes......................38
Table 19: IPMI mapping..................................................................................................................................................................................47
Table 20: Sensor list.......................................................................................................................................................................................62

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Table 21: Detailed information for specific sensors............................................................................................................................ 73
List of Figures
Figure 1: RJ45 to DB9 adapter........................................................................................................................................................................ 8
Figure 2: SYMKLOUD layers...........................................................................................................................................................................10
Figure 3: MSH8900 in MS2900 and MS1300 platforms ......................................................................................................................10
Figure 4: MSU8700 in back of MS2900 platform....................................................................................................................................11
Figure 5: Block diagram of an MS2900......................................................................................................................................................12
Figure 6: Block diagram of an MS1300......................................................................................................................................................13
Figure 7: Port mapping of an MS2900 platform ....................................................................................................................................14
Figure 8: Port mapping in MS1300 platforms.........................................................................................................................................16
Figure 9: Network topology in MS2900...................................................................................................................................................22
Figure 10: Network topology in MS1300..................................................................................................................................................23
Figure 11: MSH8900 and MSU8700 LEDs and buttons........................................................................................................................24
Figure 12: Default IP addresses of an MS2900 platform ...................................................................................................................26
Figure 13: Default IP addresses of an MS1300 platform.................................................................................................................... 27
Figure 14: Diagram of interface paths with a serial console connection in an MS2900 platform.......................................28
Figure 15: Diagram of interface paths with a serial console connection in an MS1300 platform........................................28
Figure 16: Diagram of interface paths with a management networking connection...............................................................29
Figure 17: Stacking example using 4 MS2900........................................................................................................................................46
Figure 18: Hub module safety lock location............................................................................................................................................54
Figure 19: Uplink module safety lock and wire handle locations.................................................................................................... 55
Figure 20: Jumper position for password reset....................................................................................................................................59
List of Acronyms
API
Application Programming Interface
BMC
Base Management Controller
CLI
Command-Line Interface
DHCP
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
FPGA
Field-Programmable Gate Array
FRU
Field Replaceable Unit
Gbps
Gigabit per second
Hub
Switch with Shelf Management
Controller
IOL
IPMI-Over-LAN
IPMI
Intelligent Platform Management
Interface
KVM
Keyboard Video Mouse
MIB
Management Information Base
MSP node
Modular Server Processing Node
NCSI
Network Communications Services
Interface
NTP
Network Time Protocol
PCIe
PCI-Express
QSFP
Quad Small Form-factor Pluggable
RTC
Real Time Clock
SEL
System Event Log
SFP
Small Form-factor Pluggable
SFP+
Small Form-factor Pluggable that
supports data rates up to 10.0 Gbps
SGMII
Serial Gigabit Media Independent
Interface
ShMC
Shelf Management Controller
SM
System Monitor Web Interface
SNMP
Simple Network Management Protocol
SOL
IPMI based Serial-Over-LAN
SSH
Secure Shell
STP
Spanning Tree Protocol
TIPC
Transparent Inter-process
Communication
VLAN
Virtual Local Area Network
XAUI
X (meaning ten) Attachement Unit
Interface

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Electrostatic Discharge
ESD Sensitive Device!
MSH8900 hubs are sensitive to electrostatic discharge (ESD). Users must take the
appropriate precautionswhen handling ESD-sensitive devices.
Adapters
To establish a serial connection through the RJ45 console port of MS series hubs (Figure 3), use the RJ45 to DB9
adapter provided with the system to connect a straight-through Ethernet cable.
Figure 1: RJ45 to DB9 adapter
Limited Warranty
https://www.kontron.com/support-and-services/rma/canada/standard_warranty_policy_canada.pdf.

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1/ Product Description
1.1. Product Overview
MSH8900 hubs are modules for the SYMKLOUD MS platforms. Two hubs can be installed in each MS2900 series
platform and one in each MS1300 series platform.
Table 1: MSH8900 features
Component
Description
Switching capabilities
Managed switch with (per hub):
MS2900: 22x 1 Gbps and 2x 10 Gbps
MS1300: 16x 1 Gbps and 2x 10 Gbps
Redundant switching in dual hub configuration
Full featured Layer 2 switching
Stacking up to 16 MSH8900 in MS2900
Layer 3 IPv4/IPv6 routing
Multicast support (IPv4, IPv6, IGMP and MLD)
Shelf Management
Controller (ShMC)
capabilities
Battery backed central time source for MS platform
Cooling management
Power management
Platform LED control
Platform monitoring
FRU activation management
MSU8700 configuration in MS2900 platforms
Comprehensive sensor network and event monitoring
Remote management
IPMI 2.0 (including IOL, SOL)
RESTful API
SNMP
Firmware upgrade
Sensor and event aggregation for hubs and MSP nodes
Hot swap monitoring for hubs and MSP nodes
Hot swap
Supported
Refer to Section 4.1.1 for a description of hub behavior during a hot swap procedure
Power consumption
MSH8900 (with 2 optical SFP+ modules): 15.6 W typical
MSU8700 (with 2 optical SFP+ modules): 5.3 W typical
Battery
RTC supply, user-replaceable battery, model BR2032
Power management
Support of IEEE 802.3az Energy Efficient Ethernet idle link standards
For a complete list of MS platform features, refer to SYMKLOUD documentation at Symkloud.com.

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Figure 2: SYMKLOUD layers
Figure 3: MSH8900 in MS2900 and MS1300 platforms

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Figure 4: MSU8700 in back of MS2900 platform
For information on other SYMKLOUD MS platform components, refer to the specific
guide.
To obtain the latest document version or to consult other SYMKLOUD documents, visit
Symkloud.com.

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1.2. Block Diagram
Figure 5: Block diagram of an MS2900

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Figure 6: Block diagram of an MS1300
1.3. Port Mapping
The port numbers for the switch Web UI and for the switch CLI are not the same. See Table 2
and Table 3.
The staking port available on MS2900 platforms can only be used to stack the switches of
MS2900 systems (see Section 3.2.12).
The number of MSP node ports available is MSP node dependent. In Figure 7 and Figure 8,
some of the MSP node ports are not linked to the hubs because the hubs do not have
that number of ports available. It is recommended to select an optimal MSP node-hub
combination to leverage the full capacity of the system.

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Figure 7: Port mapping of an MS2900 platform

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Table 2: Switch CLI port mapping in MS2900 series platforms
Web UI port
Hub 1 switch CLI port
Hub 2 switch CLI port
Description
10GbE or
1GbE
10GbE
1GbE
10GbE
1GbE
1
1/1
2/1
SFP+_stacking
2
1/2
2/2
SFP+_uplink
3
1/3
2/3
Front_uplink_1
4
1/4
2/4
Front_uplink_2
5
1/5
2/5
Front_uplink_3
6
1/6
2/6
Front_uplink_4
7
1/7
2/7
Base_Node_1
8
1/8
2/8
Base_Node_2
9
1/9
2/9
Base_Node_3
10
1/10
2/10
Base_Node_4
11
1/11
2/11
Base_Node_5
12
1/12
2/12
Base_Node_6
13
1/13
2/13
Base_Node_7
14
1/14
2/14
Base_Node_8
15
1/15
2/15
Base_Node_9
16
1/16
2/16
Fabric_Node_1
17
1/17
2/17
Fabric_Node_2
18
1/18
2/18
Fabric_Node_3
19
1/19
2/19
Fabric_Node_4
20
1/20
2/20
Fabric_Node_5
21
1/21
2/21
Fabric_Node_6
22
1/22
1/22
2/22
Fabric_Node_7
23
1/23
2/23
Fabric_Node_8
24
1/24
2/24
2/24
Fabric_Node_9
25
1/25
2/25
Front_Management
26
1/26
2/26
ShMC
27
1/27*
2/27*
Inter_Switch
* The speed of the Inter_Switch port is 12Gbps

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Figure 8: Port mapping in MS1300 platforms

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Table 3: Switch CLI port mapping in MS1300 platforms
Web UI port
Hub switch CLI port
Description
10GbE or
1GbE
10GbE
1GbE
1
1/1
SFP+_uplink_1
2
1/2
SFP+_uplink_2
3
1/3
Front_uplink_1
4
1/4
Front_uplink_2
5
1/5
Front_uplink_3
6
1/6
Front_uplink_4
7
1/7
Base_Node_1_B1
8
1/8
Base_Node_2_B1
9
1/9
Base_Node_3_B1
10
1/10
Base_Node_1_B2
11
1/11
Base_Node_2_B2
12
1/12
Base_Node_3_B2
16
1/16
Fabric_Node_1_p1
17
1/17
Fabric_Node_2_p1
18
1/18
Fabric_Node_3_p1
19
1/19
Fabric_Node_1_p2
20
1/20
Fabric_Node_2_p2
21
1/21
Fabric_Node_3_p2
25
1/25
Front_Management
26
1/26
ShMC
1.4. MSP Node Network Links
MSP node network connectivity is model-dependent and will be established as described in the tables of this section.
For an MS2900 chassis, refer to Table 5 to Table 9.
For an MS1300 chassis, refer toTable 10 to Table 13.
Table 4: Network links based on hub-MSP node combination
MSP8001
MSP8020
MSP8040
MSP8050
MSP8060
MS2900
Single Port
/10Gbps
Single
Port/1Gbps
Single
Port/1Gbps
Single
Port/ 1Gbps
Single
Port/1Gbps
Single
Port/1Gbps
MS1300
Single
Port/1Gbps
Single
Port/1Gbps
Single
Port/1Gbps
Single
Port/1Gbps

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Table 5: MSP8001 network connectivity (MS2900/MSH8900)
CPU 1
Node Port
Fabric 1_p1
Base 1
Fabric 2_p1
Base 2
PCI Device
0000:09:00.0
0000:02:00.0
0000:09:00.1
0000:03:00.0
Speed
1Gbps
10Gbps (Slot 7 only)
1Gbps
1Gbps
10Gbps (Slot 9 only)
1Gbps
Node #
Switch Port #
Switch Port #
Switch Port #
Switch Port #
1
1/16
1/7
2/16
2/7
2
1/17
1/8
2/17
2/8
3
1/18
1/9
2/18
2/9
4
1/19
1/10
2/19
2/10
5
1/20
1/11
2/20
2/11
6
1/21
1/12
2/21
2/12
7
1/22
1/13
2/22
2/13
8
1/23
1/14
2/23
2/14
9
1/24
1/15
2/24
2/15
Table 6: MSP8020 network connectivity (MS2900/MSH8900)
CPU 1
CPU 2
Node Port
Fabric 1_p1
Base 2
Fabric 2_p1
Base 1
PCI Device
0000:00:19.0
0000:01:00.0
0000:00:19.0
0000:01:00.0
Speed
1Gbps
1Gbps
1Gbps
1Gbps
Node #
Switch Port #
Switch Port #
Switch Port #
Switch Port #
1
1/16
2/7
2/16
1/7
2
1/17
2/8
2/17
1/8
3
1/18
2/9
2/18
1/9
4
1/19
2/10
2/19
1/10
5
1/20
2/11
2/20
1/11
6
1/21
2/12
2/21
1/12
7
1/22
2/13
2/22
1/13
8
1/23
2/14
2/23
1/14
9
1/24
2/15
2/24
1/15

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Table 7: MSP8040 network connectivity (MS2900/MSH8900)
CPU 1
Node Port
Fabric 1_p1
Base 1
Fabric 2_p1
Base 2
PCI Device
0000:03:00.0
0000:0b:00.0
0000:03:00.1
0000:0c:00.0
Speed
1Gbps
1Gbps
1Gbps
1Gbps
Node #
Switch Port #
Switch Port #
Switch Port #
Switch Port #
1
1/16
1/7
2/16
2/7
2
1/17
1/8
2/17
2/8
3
1/18
1/9
2/18
2/9
4
1/19
1/10
2/19
2/10
5
1/20
1/11
2/20
2/11
6
1/21
1/12
2/21
2/12
7
1/22
1/13
2/22
2/13
8
1/23
1/14
2/23
2/14
9
1/24
1/15
2/24
2/15
Table 8: MSP8050 network connectivity (MS2900/MSH8900)
CPU 1
CPU 2
Node Port
Fabric 1_p1
Fabric 2_p2
Base 2
Fabric 1_p2
Fabric 2_p1
Base 1
PCI Device
0000:01:00.0
0000:01:00.1
0000:04:00.0
0000:01:00.0
0000:01:00.1
0000:04:00.0
Speed
1Gbps
No connection
1Gbps
No Connection
1Gbps
1Gbps
Node #
Switch Port #
Switch Port #
Switch Port #
Switch Port #
Switch Port #
Switch Port #
1
1/16
No connection
2/7
No connection
2/16
1/7
2
1/17
No connection
2/8
No connection
2/17
1/8
3
1/18
No connection
2/9
No connection
2/18
1/9
4
1/19
No connection
2/10
No connection
2/19
1/10
5
1/20
No connection
2/11
No connection
2/20
1/11
6
1/21
No connection
2/12
No connection
2/21
1/12
7
1/22
No connection
2/13
No connection
2/22
1/13
8
1/23
No connection
2/14
No connection
2/23
1/14
9
1/24
No connection
2/15
No connection
2/24
1/15

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Table 9: MSP8060 network connectivity (MS2900/MSH8900)
CPU 1
Node Port
Fabric 1_p1
Fabric 2_p2
Fabric 2_p4
Fabric 1_p3
Base 2
PCI
Device
0000:03:00.0
0000:03:00.1
0000:05:00.0
0000:05:00.1
0000:08:00.0
Speed
1Gbps
No connection
No connection
No connection
1Gbps
Node #
Switch 1 Port #
Switch 2 Port #
Switch 2 Port #
Switch 1 Port #
Switch 2 Port #
1
1/16
No connection
No connection
No connection
2/7
2
1/17
No connection
No connection
No connection
2/8
3
1/18
No connection
No connection
No connection
2/9
4
1/19
No connection
No connection
No connection
2/10
5
1/20
No connection
No connection
No connection
2/11
6
1/21
No connection
No connection
No connection
2/12
7
1/22
No connection
No connection
No connection
2/13
8
1/23
No connection
No connection
No connection
2/14
9
1/24
No connection
No connection
No connection
2/15
CPU 2
Node Port
Fabric 2_p1
Fabric 1_p2
Fabric 2_p3
Fabric 1_p4
Base 1
PCI
Device
0000:03:00.1
0000:03:00.0
0000:05:00.0
0000:05:00.1
0000:08:00.0
Speed
1Gbps
No connection
No connection
No connection
1Gbps
Node #
Switch 2 Port #
Switch 1 Port #
Switch 2 Port #
Switch 1 Port #
Switch 1 Port #
1
2/16
No connection
No connection
No connection
1/7
2
2/17
No connection
No connection
No connection
1/8
3
2/18
No connection
No connection
No connection
1/9
4
2/19
No connection
No connection
No connection
1/10
5
2/20
No connection
No connection
No connection
1/11
6
2/21
No connection
No connection
No connection
1/12
7
2/22
No connection
No connection
No connection
1/13
8
2/23
No connection
No connection
No connection
1/14
9
2/24
No connection
No connection
No connection
1/15
Table 10: MSP8020 network connectivity (MS1300/MSH8900)
CPU 1
CPU 2
Node Port
Fabric 1_p1
Base 2
Fabric 2_p1
Base 1
PCI Device
0000:00:19.0
0000:01:00.0
0000:00:19.0
0000:01:00.0
Speed
1Gbps
1Gbps
1Gbps
1Gbps
Node #
Switch Port #
Switch Port #
Switch Port #
Switch Port #
1
1/16
1/10
1/19
1/7
2
1/17
1/11
1/20
1/8
3
1/18
1/12
1/21
1/9