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Background Information

Each server in a Cisco UCS domain must have one or more management IP addresses assigned

to its CIMC or to the service profile associated with the server. Cisco UCS Manager uses these IP

addresses for external access that terminates in the CIMC. This external access can be through

one of these services:

Keyboard/Video/Mouse (KVM) console

Serial over LAN

An IPMI tool

In earlier releases of UCS software, the management IP address that is used to access the CIMC

on a server could only be accessed OOB. In OOB, the traffic traverses the fabric interconnect via

the management port to the network.

Now with UCS Version 2.2, you are also able to access the CIMC via an inband address. Traffic to

and from the inband address traverses through the fabric interconnect via the fabric uplink port.

There are two options to configure inband access to a CIMC. Both configuration options are

outlined in the Configure section. You can configure:

Directly on the CIMC, which means the IP address stays with the server [Step 4].

On the Service Profile, which means the IP address stays with the service profile [Step 5].

Alternatively, if you would like to use the same uplink ports for network traffic and inband

management, you can either:

Leave the VLAN group with no uplinks [Step 7]. The VLAN group does not require an uplink to

be created and all VLANs should still be trunked out of all available uplink ports.

Add all required VLANs to the VLAN group [Step 6]. Open VLAN manager and add the uplink

to each VLAN that you want it to trunk.

This section outlines the process to create an IPv4 Address Pool from which the servers will be

assigned their Inband IPv4 addresses.

Navigate to LAN tab > IP Pools.