Avago Technologies 3ware SAS 9750-16i4e - Manual (Page 63)

Working with the 3DM2 Screens
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Viewing 3DM2 Remotely Using a Web Browser
When remote administration is enabled on the 3DM2 Settings page, you can
use 3DM2 to check status and administer your 3ware RAID controller from a
browser on any computer, over an internet connection.
You do not need to install the 3DM2 software on the remote computer.
To connect to 3DM2 through your web browser
In the address line of your browser, the IP address of the computer that
contains the 3ware RAID controller. For example:
https://
address>:888/
If you do not know the URL or IP address for the system, you can contact
your network administrator or:
• From a FreeBSD command prompt, type ipconfig .
• From a Linux command prompt, type ifconfig .
• From a Mac OS Terminal window, type ifconfig .
• From OpenSolaris consult OpenSolaris documentation for more
information. OpenSolaris System Administrator Collection:
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/coll/47.24
• From a Windows command prompt, type ipconfig .
• From VMware consult your VMware user guide for details
Working with the 3DM2 Screens
3DM2’s features are organized on a series of pages you view in your browser.
After you log in to 3DM2, the Summary page shows a list of controllers
installed in the computer at the URL you specified.
Note: When using 3DM2 to access a remote system, and auto logout
is enabled, the time on the local system must match the time on the
file server. If the time varies by more than 30 minutes, it will not be
possible to remotely monitor the system (you will not be able to log
in). If you are in a different time zone, you must first change the time
of the local system to match the time of the remote system.
Note: If you expect to see a controller that is not listed, it might not be compatible
with the driver that is loaded; a firmware flash upgrade might be required.