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Display IP Addresses

The VMS-Info script reads and displays the Host Operating System (OS) Management IP, Windows Management IPs and the IPs for Windows CameraNet1, 2 and 3. Use these instructions to log on to your Host OS, then display and review your existing IP address settings.

Note: The baseboard management controller (BMC) manages the interface between system-management software and platform hardware.

In your browser, type the BMC IP address for the server, in the address bar and press Enter.

The login dialog appears.

Note: Contact your network administrator for your server's company-specific IP address. If you didn’t change BMC IP address as part of the installation and initial configuration, refer to Access Default Login Credentials.

Additional Information

  • For web browsers, the VS2124 supports Firefox 26 or higher, Chrome 40 or higher, or Internet Explorer 11 or higher.
  • If the Login window does not display, verify that you entered the correct server IP address and that the network settings on the computer are correct. Wait 10 minutes, then try again. If the Login window still does not display, contact Quantum Customer Support. See Contacting Quantum.

For this step, use either your company-specified server login credentials, or if your company has not changed the server login credentials, use the Default BMC information provided in Access Default Login Credentials:

  1. Type ADMIN for the Username or if changed during installation, use your company-specified username.
  2. Type ADMIN for the Password or if changed during installation, use your company-specified password.
  3. The Server home screen appears.

  4. Click on the Remote Control dropdown to change the left-side navigation to remote control options.

  5. Continue with the next section to use either an HTML5 or Java viewer to access the Windows VM console.

Use these steps to access the BMC console using HTML-based viewer and controls.

  1. Select iKVM/HTML5 from the Remote Control dropdown.

    2. The iKVM/HTML5 screen appears.

  2. Click the iKVM/HTML5 button to access the Host OS.

    3. Note: At this point during initial installation, the Quantum End User License Agreement (EULA) appears. If so during this process, check I read and accept the terms and click OK to close the EULA dialog.

    For the HTML5 access method only, the Virtual Machine Manager screen appears with a message stating Unable to connect to <xxxx> system. Verify that the <xxxx> daemon is running.

  3. Click Close at the bottom of the dialog.
  4. In the Virtual Machine Manager window, right-click on <xxxx>/KVM and select Connect.

    5. The VM is now connected and displays the Host OS Console, containing the Quantum Cloud Storage Platform (do not access or change) and win2k16sysprep VMs. Both VMs should have the status of Running below the VM name.

  5. Click and drag the Virtual Machine Manager window to the right on the screen, to show the VMS-Info icon.

Use these steps to access the BMC console using the java-based viewer and controls.

Note: You must have Java version 8 or later installed to use this option.

  1. From the left-side navigation, click on Console Redirection, then click the Launch Console button.

    2. A download confirmation message appears.

  2. Click Keep to continue downloading, then click on the downloaded launch.jnlp file to launch it.

    3. An Opening File message appears, then a Security Warning confirmation.

  3. Click Continue, then click Run on the Java viewer Do you want to run this application? dialog.

  4. The VM is now connected and displays the Host OS Console, containing the Quantum Cloud Storage Platform (do not access or change) and win2k16sysprep VMs. Both VMs should have the status of Running below the VM name.

  5. Click and drag the Virtual Machine Manager window to the right on the screen, to show the VMS-Info icon.


To show the IPs:

  1. Double-click on the VMS-Info icon to display all known external-facing IP addresses for the Host OS server and Windows VM.

    2. Caution: Before opening VMS-Info in the next step, you must wait until the Host OS Console's Virtual Machine Manager window shows that both Quantum Cloud Storage Platform (Quantum CSP) and Windows VMs are Running. Only then are the IPs known and appear in the VMS Network IPs dialog.

    The VMS Network IPs are displayed.

    Note: All external-facing ports on the VM and host operating systems are set as default to DHCP.