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the username and password pair that the user enters to access the SP

manager.

Target device group If an administrator has configured one or more target device groups, the

target device can be assigned to a target device group.

Type The type of service-processor-management protocol or type of access. The

following lists each of the defined SP and device types.

• no type

• ilo

•rsa_II

•drac

• ipmi_1.5

• iipmi_2.0

•alom

• devconsole

• directcommand_only

See Address configuration for target devices on page 180 for more

information about assigning the correct device type.

Data buffering Options for data buffering for the device are Yes, No or Default. Default

accepts the global setting administratively specified for all target devices.

Private subnet Used by the SP manager to communicate with target devices on the private

network. See Private Subnets and Virtual DNAT Networks on the MergePoint

5224/5240 SP Manager on page 50 and Why define private subnets? on

page 182 for more information about planning and implementing subnets and

assigning them to target devices. Private subnets can be configured in the

Web Manager on the Wizard Subnets screen or on the Network - Private

Subnets screen as described in Configuring Subnets and Virtual (DNAT)

Networks in the Wizard on page 63 and in Configuring Private Subnets and

Virtual Networks on page 106.

Target device IP address An IP address used by the SP manager to communicate with the target

device. See Preparing an addressing scheme on page 46, Address

configuration for target devices on page 180 and Options for assigning IP

addresses to target devices on page 198 for more information about

assigning IP addresses.

Virtual IP address (optional) A virtual IP address to assign to the target device, which can be used to hide

the real IP address from certain types of authorized users. Users who have

native IP access, DirectCommand, SP console or device console access

cannot be prevented from discovering the IP address of the dedicated

Ethernet port that is connected to the SP manager. Virtual addresses are

available only if a virtual network has been configured using DNAT. See Why

define virtual (DNAT) addresses? on page 192 for more information about

when virtual addresses are needed and how the administrator creates them.

Table 4.15: Target Device Configuration Parameters (Continued)

Parameter Description

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