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Chapter 6: Devices, Device Groups, and Ports 

 

A blade chassis without an integrated KVM switch, such as HP 
BladeSystem series, allows each blade server to connect to KX2 
respectively via a CIM. As each blade server in that chassis has a CIM 
for access, when a user accesses one blade server, others still can 
access the other blade servers. 

When configuring all KX2 ports in CC-SG, the blade servers connected 
to the KX2 device are configured. If you have properly configured a blade 
port group for these blade servers on the KX2 device, CC-SG then 
creates a virtual blade chassis at the KX2 port level as the container for 
these blade servers. See 

 (on page 43). 

Otherwise, these blade servers appear as normal KX2 ports in the 
Devices tab of CC-SG. 

 

The procedure to add a blade chassis device varies depending on the 
blade chassis type. 

A blade chassis device always show two names in the Devices tab: the 
name without the parentheses is retrieved from the KX2 device, and the 
name within the parentheses is the chassis name saved on CC-SG. 

 

To add a blade chassis device with an integrated KVM switch: 

1.  Configure the blade chassis in KX2 properly. See the KX II User 

Guide. 

2.  Configure the KX2 device in CC-SG properly. See 

 (on page 34). 

3.  CC-SG detects the blade chassis device and adds the blade chassis 

icon in one or two tabs: 

ƒ  In the Devices tab, the blade chassis device appears beneath the 

KX2 device to which it is connected. 

ƒ  In the Nodes tab, if you have entered the IP address or hostname 

for the blade chassis on the KX2 device, the blade chassis 
appears as a node with a Web Browser interface added to it. 

 

To add a blade chassis device without an integrated KVM 

1.  Configure a blade port group for the blade servers in KX2 properly. 

See the KX II User Guide. 

2.  Configure the KX2 device in CC-SG properly. See 

 (on page 34).