DellMultiUPSManagementConsoleUSERGUIDEDell.comDellMUMC–UserGuideP164000119Rev0.0313BAPPENDIX3:Configuringmaintenancemodeandlivemigrationwith scvmm5214. APPENDIX3:CONFIGURINGMAINTENANCEMODEANDLIVEMIGRATIONWITHSCVMM14.1. MAINTENANCEMODEInVirtualMachineManager(VMM)2008R2,youcanstartmaintenancemodeforavirtualmachinehostanytimethatyouneedtoperformmaintenancetasksonthephysicalhost,suchasapplyingsecurityupdatesorreplacinghardwareonthephysicalhostcomputer.WhenyoustartmaintenancemodeonaWindowsbasedhost,VMMautomaticallydoesthefollowing: Onastandalonehost,placesallrunningvirtualmachinesintoasavedstate. OnaWindowsbasedhostclusterthatiscapableoflivemigration,givesyoutheoptiontodooneofthefollowing:o Livemigrateallrunninghighlyavailablevirtualmachinestootherhostsinthecluster,andplaceanyrunningvirtualmachinesthatarenothighlyavailableinasavedstate.o Placeallrunningvirtualmachinesintoasavedstate.(PleaserefertoMicrosoftuserdocumentationlistedinAppendix5VMwarereferences)14.2. WHATISLIVEMIGRATION?LivemigrationisaHyperVfeatureinWindowsServer2008R2,whichrequiresthefailoverclusteringfeaturetobeaddedandconfiguredontheserversrunningHyperV.Livemigrationallowsyoutotransparentlymoverunningvirtualmachinesfromonenodeofthefailoverclustertoanothernodeinthesameclusterwithoutadroppednetworkconnectionorperceiveddowntime.Inaddition,failoverclusteringrequiressharedstoragefortheclusternodes.ThiscanincludeaniSCSIorFiberChannelStorageAreaNetwork(SAN).Allvirtualmachinesarestoredinthesharedstoragearea,andtherunningvirtualmachinestateismanagedbyoneofthenodes.(PleaserefertoMicrosoftuserdocumentationlistedinAppendix5VMwarereferences)14.3. CONFIGURATIONTESTTotesttheinstallation,pleaseperformapowerfailureontheUPSandcheckonSCVMMconsolethatthecorrespondingHyperVhostentersinMaintenancemodeafterthe“Maintenancemodetimer”.HyperVmachineshavetobestartedbeforethemachinethatishostingtheSCVMM.SCVMMserviceneedssometimetorefreshitsstatus.Ifthestartingsequenceisnotcorrect,theHyperVwillstayinMaintenancemode

INTRODUCTION

Quick Start & Installation

Installation Result

Uninstalling the Product

Dell Multi UPS Management Console Settings

Configure Actions

Configure User Accounts

System settings

Node List view

Flexible Panels view

Status

Measures

Synoptic

Power Source

Powered applications

Applications List View

Map View

Maps examples

Events

Calendar representation

Nodes Events list

Launching Device or application Web interface

Defining sub views

Sharing sub views

Shutdown Configuration

Power Source View

Shutdown Sequence

Single Card settings

Nodes Upgrade

Upgrade applications

Dell Multi UPS Management Console Virtualization configurations for VMware and Microsoft

Tested environments

Microsoft

Adding a vCenter Server Supervisor

Adding a SCVMM Supervisor

Configuring a VMHost (ESX/ESXi Server or Hyper v Server)

Second type of nodes (DELL MUMC detects DELL ULNM running on the VMHost)

Dell Devices

Other Devices

Performances

ACKNOwLEDGEMENTs

APPENDIX 1: Configuring the MUMC vCenter Plugin

APPENDIX 2: Configuring maintenance MODE and vMOTION with vcenter

Configuring maintenance mode behavior in vCenter

APPENDIX 3: Configuring maintenance mode and livemigration with scvmm

APPENDIX 4: WMware references

APPENDIX 5: microsoft hyper v references

Dell PowerEdge UPS 500T User Manual

user guide

user safety

Electrical Safety

Laser Safety

Maintenance Safety

Operational Safety

Operational Guidelines

Moving the Printer

Symbols Marked on Product

printer features

Parts of the Printer

Internal Components

Printer Configurations

Available Configurations

Options and Upgrades

Control Panel

Control Panel Layout

Menu Map

Fonts

Printing Font Samples

More Information

network basics

Overview of Network Setup and Configuration

Choosing a Connection Method

Connecting via USB

Configuring the Network Address

Dynamic Methods of Setting the Printer's IP Address

Manually Setting the Printer's IP Address

Printer Management Software

Available Printer Drivers

Windows 2000 or Later

Windows 64-Bit Server to 32-Bit Client Installation

Windows 2000 or Later Troubleshooting

Macintosh OS X, Version 10.3 and Higher

Macintosh OS X, Version 10.4

Macintosh Troubleshooting (Mac OS X, Version 10.3 and Higher)

UNIX (Linux)

IPv6

Setting the Interface ID

Automatic Address Assignment

DHCPv6

Manual Address Assignment

Address Precedence

printing basics

Supported Paper and Media

Paper that May Damage Your Printer

Supported Paper Sizes and Weights

Tray Setup

Loading Paper

Loading Paper in Trays 2-5 for Single-Sided Printing

Loading Paper in Tray 6 for Single-Sided Printing

Loading Paper in Tray 1 (MPT) for 2-Sided Printing

Loading Paper in Trays 2-5 for 2-Sided Printing

Loading Paper in Tray 6 for 2-Sided Printing

Selecting Printing Options

Selecting Options for an Individual Job (Windows)

Printing on Both Sides of the Paper

Selecting 2-Sided Printing

Printing on Specialty Media

Printing Envelopes

Printing Postcards

Printing Labels

Printing on Custom Size Paper

Printing Custom Size Paper

Creating Custom Paper Types

Using the Stapler

Adding Staples

Using the Hole Puncher

Emptying the Punch Waste Box

Advanced Options

Printing Multiple Pages to a Single Sheet (N-Up)

Printing Booklets

Printing Negative and Mirror Images

Scaling

Printing Edge-To-Edge

Printing Watermarks

Printing Cover Pages

Job Completion Notification

Printing or Deleting Secure, Personal, Proof, and Saved Print Jobs

Printer Settings

Selecting Output Options

Accessing the Startup Page

Accessing Load Paper Timeout

Selecting Tray Settings

Changing Printer Language

Printer Security

Selecting Printing Security Settings

Configuring 802.1X

Analyzing Printer Usage

Usage Profile Reports

MaiLinX Alerts

troubleshooting

Automatic Diagnostic Tools

Clearing Paper Jams

console switch

notes and cautions

Features and Benefits

Multiplatform Support

FLASH Upgradable

General

Rack Mounting of Systems

Getting Started

Installing the Console Switch

Basic Console Switch Configuration

Tiering Console Switches

Console Switch Configuration with a Tiered Switch

Adding Legacy Switches

Console Switch Configuration with a Legacy KVM Switch

Setting Up Your Console Switch System

Controlling Your System at the Local User Ports

Viewing the Status of Your Switch

Selecting Servers

Navigating the OSCAR Interface

Configuring OSCAR Interface Menus

Assigning Server Names

Names Dialog Box

Assigning Device Types

Changing the Display Behavior

Controlling the Status Flag

Flag Dialog Box

Setting Console Security

Security Dialog Box

Displaying Version Information

Version Dialog Box

Resetting a SIP

Resetting Your Keyboard and Mouse

Scanning Your System

Scan Dialog Box

Running System Diagnostics

Diagnostics Dialog Box

Broadcasting to Servers

Broadcast Dialog Box

Changing Your Switch Mode (16-port Console Switch Only)

Switch Dialog Box

Appendix A: Flash Upgrades

Upgrading the SIP

SIP Selection Dialog Box

SIP Version Dialog Box

Appendix B: Technical Specifications

Appendix C: Notifications

Agency Approvals

Index

using the quick settings dialog

setting basic display functions

assigning preset modes to applications

applying energy conservation features

organizing windows with easy arrange

Introduction

Ceiling Clearance

Cooling Requirements

Electrical Requirements