This topic contains information about using Advanced BOFM, including
launching the program, discovering a chassis, creating a standby blade
pool template, and applying a failover template.
Important: You must configure AMM to enable Advanced
BOFM access.
You must set the following network protocols on the AMM Web interface:
File
Transfer Protocol (FTP)
- From the AMM Web interface access the MM Control
→
Network
Protocols page.
- Click the File Transfer Protocol (FTP) link and make sure
that it is set to Enabled.
TCP Command Mode Protocol
- From the AMM Web interface access the MM Control
→
Network
Protocols page.
- Click the TCP Command Mode Protocol link and make sure
that the Command mode is set to 20 connections.
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
- From the AMM Web interface access the MM Control
→
Network
Protocols page.
- Click the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) link
and make sure that SNMP traps and SNMPv1 agent are enabled
and configured.
The following table lists the default protocol port numbers used
by Advanced
BOFM:
Table 1. Default protocol port numbers used by Advanced BOFM
| Port number |
Protocol |
Endpoint |
| 21 |
FTP |
AMM |
| 23 |
TELNET |
Advanced BOFM server |
| 161, 162 |
SNMP |
Advanced BOFM server |
| 50990 |
SNMP trap |
Advanced BOFM server |
| 6090 |
TCP/IP (command mode) |
AMM |
|
Note: You can change the SNMP
trap port number by editing server.prop in C:\Program
Files\OFM\data\.
|