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Smart CID User GuideHPE ConvergedSystem 750 v3.0
Version 6.3
AbstractThis document is intended for Pre-Sales, Account Managers, Integration Center personnel, and Solution Architects who are involved in creating Customer Intent Documents (CIDs) for HPE ConvergedSystems.
Part Number:Z7550-02536
Published: June 2019
Edition: 1
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Table of Contents
1 Introduction ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
Features .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
Browser compatibility ............................................................................................................................................................................. 1
Supported Systems ..................................................................................................................................................................................2
Supported solution types ................................................................................................................................................................2
HPE ConvergedSystem 750 ...........................................................................................................................................................2
2 Getting started............................................................................................................................................................................... 3
Accessing Smart CID ...............................................................................................................................................................................3
Smart CID interface ................................................................................................................................................................................. 4
Profile CIDs ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Viewing CID details ............................................................................................................................................................................ 6
CID details ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 6
3 Creating CIDs .................................................................................................................................................................................. 7
Creating a new CID ...................................................................................................................................................................................7
CID dashboard ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 8
Customer and Contacts Info ......................................................................................................................................................... 8
HPE Order Details ............................................................................................................................................................................ 9
Customer Details ............................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Installation Site Details ................................................................................................................................................................ 10
Customer Contacts ........................................................................................................................................................................ 10
HPE Contacts .................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Order Questionnaire ........................................................................................................................................................................ 10
Network Related Questions ...................................................................................................................................................... 10
Compute Related Questions ..................................................................................................................................................... 11
Storage Related Questions ........................................................................................................................................................13
HPE OneView Remote Support Related Questions ....................................................................................................13
Other Questions .............................................................................................................................................................................. 14
Passwords ...............................................................................................................................................................................................15
Frame Layout .......................................................................................................................................................................................15
Rack Details ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 16
Frame List ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Frame Details .....................................................................................................................................................................................17
Device Bay Details ...........................................................................................................................................................................17
Storage Settings ................................................................................................................................................................................ 19
Storage Array Details .................................................................................................................................................................. 20
Network Settings ...............................................................................................................................................................................22
Common Settings ...........................................................................................................................................................................23
Network Details ...............................................................................................................................................................................24
Address .................................................................................................................................................................................................25
Server .....................................................................................................................................................................................................26
Switch ....................................................................................................................................................................................................28
Storage ..................................................................................................................................................................................................29
PDU (Power Distribution Units) ............................................................................................................................................ 30
Hypervisor ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 30
Others .....................................................................................................................................................................................................31
Composer & Image Streamer ......................................................................................................................................................31
LUN details ...........................................................................................................................................................................................32
Viewing CID summary ....................................................................................................................................................................33
Uploading files ....................................................................................................................................................................................33
File formats .........................................................................................................................................................................................34
Uploading a file ................................................................................................................................................................................34
Downloading a file ..........................................................................................................................................................................35
Deleting a file ....................................................................................................................................................................................35
Tracking ..................................................................................................................................................................................................35
Cloning a CID ............................................................................................................................................................................................36
Deleting a CID ...........................................................................................................................................................................................36
4 Submitting CIDs .......................................................................................................................................................................... 39
Customer submit ....................................................................................................................................................................................39
Reopening submitted CIDs .........................................................................................................................................................40
Tracking submitted CIDs ..................................................................................................................................................................40
Accessing uploaded files ............................................................................................................................................................... 41
Factory Submit ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 41
Output Files ...............................................................................................................................................................................................42
Archiving a CID ........................................................................................................................................................................................42
5 Smart CID support..................................................................................................................................................................... 43
Email support ............................................................................................................................................................................................43
Smart CID documentation .................................................................................................................................................................43
Related documentation .................................................................................................................................................................43
1 IntroductionNew workloads and business demands require infrastructure that is faster and more efficient. Conven-tional IT architecture creates silos and complexity because of multiple products and tools that lack interoperability. HPE ConvergedSystems meets today’s business and IT needs by bringing servers, stor-age, networking and management software together - engineered to work as one single converged sys-tem.
The result is simplified, yet powerful IT that is energy and space efficient, less expensive, and aligns to meet the needs of the business for any workload at any scale. HPE ConvergedSystems are tightly-inte-grated to help reduce deployment errors along with operational and maintenance costs.
When ordering for a custom or pre-configured converged system, HPE Sales, Solution Architects and technical contacts from customers put together a Customer Intent Document (CID). CID contains sys-tem requirements and configuration information. This information is used by HPE to build the system according to specifications in the CID.
Smart CID is the Web version of CID that allows you to customize and order pre-configured HPE Con-vergedSystems faster and easier. The tool allows you to select a system, select a configuration and enter relevant details, and order a custom and pre-configured system.
FeaturesFollowing are the feature highlights:
• Web-based: Smart CID is Web-based and can be accessed from a browser. It is a single place to store and retrieve all information instead working with multiple versions shared over email.
• Simplified experience: Smart CID has built-in validations to ensure that the information entered is complete and accurate.
• Auto fill: It provides default values for hostnames, IP addresses and passwords to make the CID pro-cess faster and more efficient.
• Context Sensitive Help: The inline help is context-aware. It progressively discloses the required information – guiding users to provide the right data in the right field.
• User friendly and intuitive interface: Smart CID’s intuitive and user friendly interface makes it easy to enter all CID information in one place. The interface is similar to other HPE management tools like HPE OneView.
Browser compatibilitySmart CID is designed to work on the following browsers:
• Google Chrome
• Microsoft Internet Explorer 11
Features 1
Supported SystemsSmart CID supports creating CIDs for the following HPE Systems:
• HPE ConvergedSystem 500 for SAP HANA
• HPE ConvergedSystem 900 for SAP HANA
• HPE ConvergedSystem 700 for Virtualization v2.5
• HPE ConvergedSystem 750 v3.0
• HPE Synergy
• HPE DL560 predefined Config (CLX)
Note: Smart CID for HPE ConvergedSystem 500 for SAP HANA, HPE ConvergedSystem 700 for virtual-ization 2.5 and HPE ConvergedSystem 900 for SAP HANA are not covered in this document. Refer to the Smart CID User Guide for CS500, CS700, and CS900 for SAP HANA on the Smart CID website.
Supported solution types • HPE ConvergedSystem 750
Note: When creating a CID, Smart CID automatically hides sections that are not applicable based on the configuration and answers in the Order Questionnaire. See “Creating CIDs” for more information on creating CIDs.
HPE ConvergedSystem 750The following table lists the supported configurations for HPE ConvergedSystem 750.
• Foundation
• VMWare
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2 Getting startedSmart CID is a Web-based application. To start using Smart CID, you need to create a user account.
Accessing Smart CIDAccess Smart CID (https://smartcid.itcs.hpe.com/) from a web browser.
Figure 1. HPE Single sign-on (SSO) login for Smart CID.
If you are an HPE employee, click HPE. Smart CID authenticates your email address from the HPE cor-porate directory.
If you are a customer or a partner, click Customers and Partners and sign in with your user name and password on the HPE Passport web page.
If you do not have an HPE Passport account, follow the instructions on the HPE Passport web page to create a new account. Log in to HPE Smart CID with your new passport account.
Accessing Smart CID 3
Smart CID interfaceWhen you log in to Smart CID, the default page lists all the CIDs that are created by you.
Figure 2. Smart CID Interface
• Click a CID number to view its dashboard.
Table 1. Smart CID Interface
# Description
1 Navigation menu. Click this for options to upload files, view summary and download valida-tion files.
2 Search pane - Search CIDs by any details such as CID number, order number, customer name, region, configuration, description, and age (in days).
3 Content pane - Displays CIDs, order number, customer name, region, configuration, descrip-tion, Creation date and submitted or Last modified date. Click a CID number to view its details.
4 Session – Displays email ID of the user.
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Profile CIDsThe Profile CIDs page displays all CIDs that are created by you.
It also lists all the CIDs created by others that have your email ID in either the Customer Information or HPE Contact sections.
Figure 3. Profile CIDs page
Profile CIDs page provides following details for each of the CIDs listed:
• Deal Specific Requirements (DSR)
• CID number
• Order number
• Customer name
• Region
• Configuration
• Description
• Creation date
• Submit date or Last modified date.
Search and filter CIDs by using any search string parameter like CID number, Order number, Customer name, Region and so on. For example, to list out all the reviewed CIDs in EMEA region, enter the search string parameter, Reviewed EMEA, in the search box. As a result, all the CIDs which are reviewed and in the EMEA region are displayed in the Profile CIDs page.
A few additional sample keywords to search or filter CIDs are as follows:
• Submitted APJ,
• Active Americas.
• In Review APJ.
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Viewing CID detailsThe CID details are available in the CID window. Click the section title to view details of each section. Click Edit to add, edit or update information.
Figure 4. Viewing CID details
CID detailsThe CID details window allows you to enter information or view information that is either previously entered or auto-populated in that section.
Figure 5. CID details
Each section is explained in detail in “Creating CIDs” on page 7.
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3 Creating CIDsThe following steps outline the CID creation and submittal briefly.
1. The initiator initiates the CID process or workflow by selecting the ordered system on Smart CID.
2. The initiator then adds one or more contributors to that CID.
3. Contributors add all the required information in all the sections on Smart CID.
4. When all the information is complete and accurate, either the initiator or the contributor submits the CID for factory input.
5. Factory personnel logs in with factory credentials to enter factory information.
6. Factory personnel then (factory) submit the CID.
7. Smart CID generates validation files from the submitted CID.
8. Factory uses this information to start building the system.
Creating a new CIDTo create a new CID:
1. Log in to Smart CID with your username and password.
2. Click Start a new CID.
3. Select the converged system.
4. Select the configuration.
5. Enter the HPE order number related to the CID (optional).
6. Click Start. This initiates the CID process.
Figure 6. Creating a new CID
Smart CID generates a unique ID for every CID that is created.
Creating a new CID 7
CID dashboardThe Smart CID dashboard is divided into the following sections depending on the system selected:
• Customer & Contacts Information
• Order Questionnaire
• Passwords
• Frame Layout
• Storage Settings
• Network Settings
• Composer & Image Streamer
• LUN Details
Figure 7. CID dashboard
The dashboard also has options to Submit, Delete, and Clone.
The following sections are not applicable when ordering for Foundation kits:
• Storage Settings
• Passwords
• LUN Details
The following sections describe each of these in detail.
Customer and Contacts InfoThe Customer and Contacts Info section allows you to enter or edit the following details:
• HPE order details (sales order number and sales quotation number).
• Customer details. Ensure that you specify the correct region (AMERICAS/APJ/EMEA) in this section. This is important because in Smart CID, CIDs are grouped and classified by regions. See “Tracking submitted CIDs” on page 40 for more information.
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• Installation site details
• Customer Contacts
• HPE Contacts
Figure 8. Customer Info
• Click Save.
Every time you enter an email ID and click Save, an auto-generated email is sent to that email ID with the CID number and a link to access the CID.
Note: All email IDs entered in the customer details section can access this CID.
HPE Order DetailsThis tab allows you to enter the following details:
• HPE Sales Order Number
• HPE Sales Quote Number
• SFDC Opportunity ID
• Installation Case ID
• Guidance ID- It displays the Guidance number, if the current CID is generated through HPE SSET guidance ID.
• Deal Specific Request (Yes or No). If Yes selected, enter the DSR ID.
After entering the details, click Save.
Customer DetailsThis tab allows you to enter the following details:
• Project Name
• Company Name
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• Physical address details (Street Name, Building details, City, State, Country, ZIP code, Region)
• HPE Passport ID
After entering the details, click Save.
Installation Site DetailsThis tab allows you to enter the following details:
• To use the customer address as shipping address, Click Yes. All the fields are imported from cus-tomer details. If No, enter the following:
• Company Name
• Physical address details (Street Name, Building details, City, State, Country, ZIP code, and Region,)
After entering the details, click Save. These details are saved as shipping address.
Customer ContactsThis tab allows you to enter the following contact details:
• Customer technical contact (Name, Title/Position, Contact Phone, Company Email, Hours of Avail-ability (optional))
• Installation Site Technical Contact (Name, Title/Position, Contact Phone, Company Email, Hours of Availability (optional))
After entering the details, click Save.
Note: This tab allows you to add alternate contact details. To add other contact, click Add Contact.
HPE ContactsThis tab allows you to enter the following contact details:
• HPE Integration Engineer (Contact Name (First Name, Last Name), Contact Phone, Company Email, and Availability)
• HPE Integration Center Project Manager (Name, Contact Phone, Company Email, and Availability)
• Account Manager (Name, Contact Phone, Company Email, and Availability)
After entering the details, click Save.
Note: This Tab allows you to add alternate HPE contact details. To add other contact, Click Add Con-tact.
Order QuestionnaireThe Order Questionnaire contains questions that allow you to specify system configuration. This sec-tion is divided into the following topics:
Network Related QuestionsFollowing are the questions to be answered based on your requirement:
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• Production Network Top of Rack Switch included in this order. You can select one switch from the following or If the switch is not required, select N/A.
• HPE 5940 2-slot Switch
• Cisco 93180YC-EX Switch
• Arista 7160-48YC6 Switch
• Arista 7160-32CQ Switch
• N/A - Select this option, when network switch is not in this order.
• Number of Production Network Top of Rack Switch included in this order?- You can select up to a maximum number of 8.
Note: If the SCID requires no network switch option, select N/A in Order Questionnaire (Network) to configure the solution Synergy uplink sets for 8x 40G uplinks or 16x 10G uplinks by splitter cables as these are the two standard configurations offered in the CS750 solution.
• Are Out Of Band Management (OOBM) Switch included in this order?
• If you select Yes, enter the number of switches included in this order. You can select up to a max-imum number of 8.
• If you select NO, A new question, If no Out-of-Band Management (OOBM) switches included, will Production Network Top of Rack Switches be used for Management components? (Yes/No) is displayed.
• Will customer IT personnel be responsible for performing the Layer 2 network integration including VLAN configurations?
• Will the integration into the datacenter require a Layer 3 configuration integration?
• Should the HPE or HPE Channel Partner complete complex integration according to the standard configuration parameters?
• Will the integration into the datacenter require integration into datacenter hosted services such as DNS, DHCP, NTP, vCenter Server, or an existing datacenter with HPE OneView implemented?
Compute Related QuestionsAnswer the following questions to configure Compute setup based on your requirement:
• How many Frames are there in the order? - To specify the number of frames to be added in the Syn-ergy system.
• Use Synergy factory default for rack layout?
• Is Image Streamer included in the order? (Yes/No)- If yous select Yes, enter the required number of Image streamers. You can select up to a maximum number of 4.
• How many image streamers in this order?- You can select either 2 or 4 based on order questionnaire.
• Is the order using DL3x management servers?
• Will vSAN be used for Management cluster?
Note: DL360 Management server traffic is configured by default on a standard vSwitch using two DL dedicated 1G embedded LOM ports. Users now able to configure the DL management traffic on a distributed vSwitch sharing traffic with existing mgmt vMotion & mgmt FT traffic. Please specify in the comments field if the distributed vSwitch method is desired.
If you select Yes for both DL3x management server and vSAN management cluster, the following ques-tions are added in the form.
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• What is the DL3x Management Server's boot device? (SD/USB) - Please specify the boot device in the comments section.
• Number of Disks in Data Tier for DL3x Management cluster using vSAN
• Number of Disks in Cache Tier for DL3x Management cluster using vSAN
If you select Yes for DL3x management server and No for vSAN management cluster, the following question is added in the form.
• What is the DL3x Management Server's boot device? (Local Disk)
Note: If you select Yes for both DL3x management server and vSAN management cluster, the show comments filed is displayed. Then, add additional configuration options, Cache Tier, Drive Type / Drive Size, Capacity Tier, Drive Type / Drive Size details in the relevant comment fields based on requirement.
• Will vSAN be used for Workload clusters?- Each vSAN cluster should be formed with minimum 3 nodes in the frame layout.
• Will VCHA be implemented in this order?
• How many total management servers are in order? - To select the number of management Servers.
Note: If the out of frame is selected ‘Yes’, you can configure minimum 2 and Maximum 12 management servers. If the vSAN or VCHA is selected, you must configure minimum 3 and Maximum 12 man-agement servers.
Note: Using vSAN on HPE ConvergedSystem 750 v3.0, is currently does not support the May2019 FWSW matrix in the order. By default, vSAN related questions are set to NO. For more informa-tion, contact the team at [email protected].
• Number of Management servers ESXi has to be installed?
• What is the Management Server's cluster name?
Note: User input is now enabled for Management Cluster name and not defaulted to "sMgmtHosts".
• Will VMware 6.5 or VMware 6.7 be used for ESXi host?
• Does the order include proper PDUs for all racks for the datacenter?
• Are top or bottom power feeds required for the power distribution units?
• Should the HPE OneView solution uplink sets be limited to 8 or 16 uplinks? - It is not available when you selected TOR = HPN or Switches = N/A and Uplinks = 8x40G.
Note: OneView now supports up to 16 uplink ports within an uplink set in the Logical Interconnect Group. Users now have a choice to either use 8 uplinks per uplink set (solution default option) or 16 uplinks per uplink set. The choice of 8 uplink ports per uplink set separates management and production traffic.
Note: If the order contains vSAN on DL servers, specify the Management cluster volumes along with the respective storage. Provide this information in the notes section of Submit window and pro-vide details of disk size and disk type for Cache and Data Tiers in the respective comments field in Order Questionnaire. for example, sMgmtHosts-Vol0 -> DL disks with vSAN, sMgmtHosts-Vol1 -> sstor1 or sMgmtHosts-Vol1 -> None. Also, refer the Order Questionnaire form that has details on Number of Data Tier and Cache Tier disks and Comments field that has details of disk size and disk type and additional configuration details, when vSAN on DL is there.”
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Frame details will be reset in case of any of the below actions.
1. Management mode changed from inframe to out of frame or vice versa. 2. Number of inframe management servers changed.3. Number of frames changed. 4. D3940 is added/removed.Network VM details will be reset in case number of management servers made ‘0’.
Storage Related QuestionsAnswer the following questions to configure storage setup based on your requirement:
• Select the Desired storage HPE 3PAR from the following.
• HPE 3PAR
• HPE Nimble
• D3940
• None- Select this if SCID requires no storage. This option is not allowed when you have manage-ment servers in the order. So, ensure that management server count is 0(zero), in Compute tab.
If HPE 3PAR is selected, enter the following,
• How many storage arrays are included in this order?
• SAN Switch included in this order? If Yes, enter the number of SAN Switch are in the order. If you require more than 2, enter the following.
• Will the SAN Switched be ISL?
• Is it possible to enable HPE 3PAR Remote Support in your environment?
• Will the customer provide INTERNET access to the service processor?
• For HPE 3PAR, are Time-Based or Encrypted Ciphertext passwords desired?
• Does the customer want to reserve storage array ports for future implementation of Remote Copy functionality?
If HPE Nimble is selected, enter the following.
• How many storage arrays are included in this order?
• SAN Switch included in this order?- You can select up to a maximum number of 8.
Note: Frame details will be reset in case of any of the below actions. 1. Management mode changed from inframe to outframe or vice versa. 2. Number of inframe management servers changed.3. Number of frames changed.4. D3940 is added/removed.
HPE OneView Remote Support Related QuestionsAnswer the following questions to configure VMware setup based on your requirement:
• Do you agree to use and configure HPE OneView Remote Support?
• I consent to having HPE contact me to discuss optimizing my IT environment
• Enable Insight Online
• Preferred language
• Special instructions
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Note: Please read the guidelines before answering the fields.
Other QuestionsAnswer the following questions to configure additional setup based on your requirement.
• Will the rack Power Cabling use Factory default cabling?
• Will the Synergy Interconnect Cabling use factory default cabling?
Note: If you select No for any of the above two, It is mandatory to upload a relevant doc to CID.
• Specific rack/cabling file attached to CID?
• Will integration into the Datacenter require Active Directory integration?
• Has Insight Remote Support (IRS) been implemented in the infrastructure?
• Has the Site Environmental Readiness Review (SERR) been initiated to ensure proper receipt of fully loaded 42U System Racks?
• Has the customer been informed about how many and what type network transceivers and cables are necessary to integrate into the existing Datacenter?
Note: For Foundation, some of the questions from above sections are not applicable and are not avail-able in the CID dashboard.
Note: Each question contains an option to enter comments against it. Click Show Comments to view and enter comments box for each question.
Note: Specific Visio attached to CID option is enabled only for DSR cases not for standard orders.
If required, attach supporting documents to the CID. For more information on attaching or uploading document, see “Uploading files”.
The CS750 allows a customer to order a solution with out management servers. It is assumed that the customer already has a management stack at site and is looking to add a CS750 patch to that stack. The following are options or procedure to configure the solution. Ensure that the customer add the follow-ing details in the SCID comments field in respective forms.
The user should configure the solution based on the following guidelines. For No management server option, complete the following:
• Open Order Questionnaire -> Compute tab -> Enable Comments field and enter the following:
• Synergy Frame configuration including server profile creation and application.
• If present, Image Streamer may be initialized.
• ESXi is installed on the HPE Synergy compute modules if desired.
• Open Order Questionnaire -> Storage tab -> Enable Comments field and enter the following:
• SAN switches: Initial configuration.
Note: Zoning only possible in Nimble-FC case when ESXi is loaded on the compute hosts selected.
• Storage deployment.
• 3PAR: Initialize array with Physical SP Only.
• Nimble-FC: Initialize and manually zone if ESXi on compute hosts.
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• Nimble-iSCSI: Initialize.
• D3940 w/ vSAN: Cannot be configured.
• D3940 storage only: May be setup only if ESXi is deployed on the compute hosts.
PasswordsThe Passwords section lists the default User names and Passwords that are generated by Smart CID.
Figure 9. Passwords
• When creating a new CID, to open and generate the default values, click Edit.
• To view the passwords, click Show Passwords as text.
• To Save passwords, Click Save.
Note: For 3PAR 3.3.1 Arrays with Service Processor 5.x, the setupusr account password length must be in between 7 to 32 characters. The password must be an alphanumeric and the following special characters: - Period (.) - Forward Slash (/) - Plus Sign (+) - Equals Sign (=) - Hyphen (-)Hence, the setupusr password must be different from the default Cx750 solution password Pass-word!234 as special character ‘!’ is not an allowed.
Frame LayoutThis Section allows you to view and edit the Frames. Depending on the number of frames specified in the Order Questionnaire, Smart CID displays the available Frames. Frame button color changes based on the percentage of information filled out.
• To specify the rack details, click the Rack Details tab.
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• To add Frames and Logical Enclosures (LE), click desired Frame in the Frame List.
• Enter the frame details (Frame Type, Name, Storage modules, and Compute modules).
Note: Certain options in the Frame Layout may not be available until the LUN details are filled out.
Rack DetailsThis tab enables a user to enter the following details:
• Number of Compute racks
• Number of Frames in Rack (sRack#)
• PDU model for Rack (if any)
• Logical Enclosure Orientation (Horizontal/Vertical)
• Number of Storage Racks
Figure 10. Frame Layout Dashboard- Rack Details page
Note: The Storage Modules field is displayed only when D3940 is selected for desired storage on Stor-age Component tab in Order Questionnaire.
Frame ListThis tab allows you to add logical enclosures (LE) and add frames.
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Figure 11. Frames List
To add Logical Enclosure and Frame:
1. Click Add LE and enter the LE name.
2. Click Add Frame. A new Frame button appears. Add the required number of frames before configur-ing each frame. Once you created the structure of LE, CID saves the structure automatically.
3. To remove LE or Frame form the list, click the Remove icon.
Note: If Image Streamer is selected in the Order Questionnaire, and has to be selected for the LE, the first LE should have 3 frames and consecutive LE's should have at least 2 frames in it.
Frame DetailsTo edit and configure the Frame details:
1. Click desired frame# from the desired LE. A Frame details page appears and enter the following.
• Frame Type
• Frame Number
• Rack Number
Figure 12. Frame details
2. Click Save.
Note: When configuring vSAN solution, ensure that each frame contains compute servers with vSAN storage. You must ensure that each frame contains minimum one D3940 Storage module to pro-vide the required disks based on vSAN requirements. If not, It might cause Factory Build failures.
Device Bay DetailsRead the following Guidelines for the Device Bay Details page before you selecting the Boot type.
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Guidelines or Instructions to follow while updating Device bay details:
• Management Servers will have same cluster name as sMgmtHosts.Management servers are high-lighted with background green color.
• Boot Method for a compute cluster will be same across frames. Boot method can be changed only in the first node of the cluster.The same boot method will be reflected across frames for a cluster
• Each vSAN cluster should be formed with minimum 3 nodes. Assign same boot method for each node in a cluster.
• Frame layout has impact based on LUN Details storage type. You may have to revisit frame layout after visiting LUN Details.
• Disk drive types used for the Cache Tier must be SSD, while drives for the Data Tier may be SSD or HDD. All drives must be SAS. Disk quantity, type, and size must be identical for each host in a clus-ter. Use the comments fields to specify disk drive and size details.
• For Nimble iSCSI Boot Method option user has to first visit Storage form and select Nimble as the storage array and select iSCSI as SAN Topology.
• As per best practices, double wide modules(D3940) should be placed in a single quadrant (place in odd numbered bay 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 or 11).
To view and edit Device bay details:
1. Click Frame layout.
2. Click Device Bay Details (frame #).
Figure 13. Device Bay details
3. To change the Boot Type, Click Boot Method menu.
4. Click Save.
Note: Currently D3940 with vSAN storage does not support ESXi nodes to boot from Image Streamer. Submit check enables Smart CID to ensure that this combination is not configured.
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Note: Each vSAN cluster forms minimum 3 nodes. If you require 3 hosts per cluster without vSAN, User must specify the additional third host in the frame layout section. While submitting in the comments field, add the note to ignore the added additional third host(s).
Note: If you are using multiple different size/form factor USB/SD devices as boot method, please spec-ify the device type to use for each cluster in the comments section.
Note: The Boot method option is available to boot from Nimble-iSCSI storage, but only method and support will be through Vmware Software iSCSI Initiator.
Note: For the D3940 configuration with vSAN, in the Device Bay Details form, user must provide the details in comments field specifying the disk types and drive types that are using within D3940 for Cache and data tiers. Disk drive types used for Cache and Data tiers used for SSD. The drive for the Data drive is either SSD or HDD. But, all drives must be SAS. The same tier drives within a VMware vSANcluster must assign to HPE OneView logical JBODs. It is displayed as vSAN stor-age tier resources. This implies that disk quantity, type, and size must be identical for each host in a VMware vSAN cluster. For example, If the user requires D3940 is configuration that contains 400GB SSDs, 480GB HDDs, and 600 HDD with intention of deploying a vSAN cluster. In the comments field, the user would specify "Cache Tier: 400GB SSD and Data Tier: 480GB HDD”.
Note: Visit the LUN Details form to select the Storage option for the volumes of the clusters formed in the Frame Layout.
Note: To manually select disks for JBODs, the user must specify disks information either in the notes section of the Submit window or by uploading a separate document with disks information. This information should outline which disk bay in each D3940 should be assigned to which JBOD attached to a specific host. The disk selection for vSAN cache/capacity is applicable for JBOD only and not for logical drives.
Storage Settings The Storage section allows you to specify 3PAR array type and Nimble storage. Depending on the num-ber of storage count specified in the Order Questionnaire, Smart CID displays the available 3PAR mod-els. Select the 3PAR array from the drop down menu.
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Figure 14. Storage Settings- Common information form
In the Proxy Details section, enter the following details:
1. Select Enable, if the 3PAR Policy Server proxy needs installation
2. Select the Proxy protocol (HTTPS, SOCKS4, and SOCKS5) from the drop down menu.
3. Click Save.
• Proxy Server - required if a proxy server is needed to access the Internet.
• Proxy Port - required if a proxy port is needed to access the Internet.
• Proxy Username
• Proxy Password
Note: The Proxy Server section is displayed only when 3PAR is selected for storage.
Storage Array DetailsThis tab displays the number of Arrays based on the number selected in the order questionnaire. This tab provides the Array Number, Type, Model, and SAN Topology. To edit the array details, click Edit. Array Storage details are displayed. Then, click Save.
Figure 15. Storage Arrays List
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Figure 16. Storage Array details.
Enter the following details in Storage Array Details:
• Storage Array Type (HPE 3PAR or HPE Nimble)
• Storage Array model
• Hostname
Note: A new field, Hostname, is introduced for user input in Storage Settings form. This user input host-name reflex in LUN details form. It helps to differentiate the storage arrays in ordersstor01 and sstor02. The Network Settings > Storage tab also displays the user input hostname, which is non editable.
• SAN Topology
• Do you want to use HPE Virtual Connect SE 16GB FC module for HPE Synergy in this array?
• Is this all flash memory?
• What is the storage tier array configuration array?
• HPE 3PAR service processor type (Physical/Virtual)
• HPE 3PAR Operating System version
• HPE 3PAR service processor version
The following table describes the default CPGs and Storage tiers that are defined for each 3PAR array. If you require additional CPG or Storage tiers, you must provide the details during submitting the CID.
Table 2. Default CPGs and Storage tiers
CPG Name Description and default usage Default Tier
CPG_OS CPG for Compute host volumes, first data store.
Type = FC for Non All-Flash Arrays
Type = SSD for All-Flash Arrays
CPG_OS_-COPY
Copy CPG associated with CPG_OS and CPG_MGT
Type = FC for 1 Tier FC and 2 Tier SSD/FC Arrays
Type = NL for 2 Tier FC/NL and 3 Tier SSD/FC/NL Arrays
Type = SSD for All-Flash Arrays
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Note: Each CPG has a suffix that describes an array name for the solutions with multiple 3PAR storage arrays. For example, CPG_OS01 or CPG_OS02.
Note: If you select only D3940, or None as a storage, The Storage section is disabled for Virtualization VMware configuration.
Network SettingsThe Network section allows you to specify all the network related settings and configuration informa-tion. It is divided into the following sections:
• Common settings
• Network Settings
• Address
• Server
• Switch
• Storage
• PDU
• Hypervisor
• Other
Access each section from the tab.
CPG_DATA CPG for Compute host volumes, second datastore
Type = FC for Non All-Flash Arrays
Type = SSD for All-Flash Arrays
CPG_DATA_-COPY
Copy CPG associated with CPG_DATA Type = FC for 1 Tier FC and 2 Tier SSD/FC Arrays
Type = NL for 2 Tier FC/NL and 3 Tier SSD/FC/NL Arrays
Type = SSD for All-Flash Arrays
CPG_MGT CPG for Management host volumes Type = FC for Non All-Flash Arrays
Type = SSD for All-Flash Arrays
CPG_SSD CPG for SSD tier, created only when 2 Tier SSD/FC or 3 Tier SSD/FC/NL storage is selected (no SSD volumes created by default).
Type = SSD
Table 2. Default CPGs and Storage tiers
CPG Name Description and default usage Default Tier
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Figure 17. Network
Note: You can update different sections at different stages. To save entered information, click Save.
Each of these is explained in detail in the following sections:
Common Settings
Connectivity Information to Customer’s Network
This section allows you to specify connectivity information to the customer network.
Figure 18. Connectivity Information to Customer’s Network
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Enter the following information in this section:
• Datacenter uplink device manufacturer or model.
• Datacenter uplink media.
• Datacenter uplink port speed.
• Number of uplink connections - this can be 2, 4, 6 or 8.
• Link aggregation protocol - select from the options in the drop down menu.
• Link aggregation port mode - select from the options in the drop down menu.
Out of Band Management switch
This section allows you to specify configuration settings for the Out of Band Management switch
Enter the following information in this section:
• Datacenter Uplink Device Manufacturer/ model.
• Datacenter Uplink Media (Cable Type).
• RJ45
• SFP
• Number of Uplink Connections (Optional).
Note: Datacenter Uplink Port Speed (DC Ports configuration speed) is not editable.
Network DetailsThis Tab allows you to view and enter the following details:
• Management Network
• Deployment Network
• Management vMotion
• Management vSAN -out of frame (DL Servers)
• Management FT
• Arista Info
• Compute vMotion
• Compute FT
• Management VMWare vCenter HA - This field is displayed only when you select vCenter HA
• vSAN_A &B
• iSCSI A & B -This fields are displayed only when you select iSCSI.
• VM Production and Dead Networks
Each of the above displays the following values:
• VLAN ID,
• Default IP Range-Start
• Default IP Range- End
• Netmask.
After entering all required fields, Click Save.
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Figure 19. Network Details
Note: When count of Image streamers in order is 4, in Network Settings, user can create and enter Additional Deployment Network address Details. User can also select the Deployment Network IP Pool for Image Streamers in Composers & Image Streamer settings.
AddressThis section allows you to specify management network settings and Deployment Network (if exists).
Figure 20. Address Details
Enter the following information in the Management Network section:
• Select the network type
• Subnet ID
• Subnet Gateway
• Domain Name
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• Datacenter DNS Server 1 IP Address - Comma separated values of DNS Server(s) on the Manage-ment Network
• DNS search domain name
• Datacenter NTP Server 1 IP Address - Comma separated values of NTP Server(s) on the Manage-ment Network
• SMTP Server IP Address - SMTP Server on the Management Network that is able to send email to the support email address
• Management IP Pool Name - ILO IP range Name
• Management IP Pool - ILO IP range
If Image Streamer is selected in the Order Questionnaire, enter the following information in the Deploy-ment Network:
• Select the network type
• Subnet ID
• Subnet Gateway
• Domain Name
• Datacenter DNS Server 1 IP Address - Comma separated values of DNS Server(s) on the Manage-ment Network
• Deployment IP Pool1 details (Pool Name, IP Pool Range-Start and End).
At any point, you can save the entered data and resume at a later stage. To save the information, Click Save.
Note: To configure additional Deployment Networks, you must enter the following inputs:1. VLAN ID, Default IP Range – Start and End Ranges and Netmask.2. Deployment IP Pool Name along with Deployment IP Pool Start and End Range.3. Specify the LE to Deployment Network IP Pool association.The above information can be provided in the comment section of submit window.
Note: If multiple LEs are configured with Image Streamer, customer may specify additional an Deploy-ment Networks/IP Pool per LE to configure additional Deployment Network.
ServerThis section allows you to specify server settings. It provides the details of Management Servers speci-fied in Order Questionnaire and Compute servers specified in Frame Layout.
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Figure 21. Server Details
Enter the following information in Management servers section:
• ILO Host Name
• Host name
• Management IP
• vMotion IP
• FT IP
• iSCSI IPs’ -These fields are displayed only when you select iSCSI.
• vCenter HA IP
• vSAN IP
Enter the following information in Compute servers section:
• Host name
• Management IP
• vMotion IP
• FT IP
• iSCSI IPs’- These fields are displayed only when you select iSCSI.
• vSAN IPs’
After entering all required fields, Click Save.
Note: If SmartCID prompts a message to enter additional IPs for SY480 & SY660s modules, fill with sample IP addresses for both vSAN and iSCSI IPs. Then, you can specify about sample IPs in the notes section of the Submit window.
Note: In the Network Settings- Server form, Smart CID collectes vSAN IPs for D3940 with vSAN for vSAN clusters and iSCSI IPs for SY660 2CNA clusters that are booting from Nimble iSCSI.
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Note: In the Network Settings- Server form, Smart CID collectes vSAN IPs for D3940 with vSAN for vSAN clusters and iSCSI IPs for SY660 2CNA clusters that are booting from Nimble iSCSI.
SwitchThis section allows you to specify switch settings. It provides the details of switches and SAN Switches specified in Order Questionnaire.
Figure 22. Switch Details - Peer IP/Dual Primary
Network switch guidelines:
• The MAD/MLAG Peer IP & MAD/MLAG Netmask entries should be IPs but not on the management network subnet. These IPs should not conflict with any other IPs configured within the solution. User must enter valid IP and Netmask details.
• For HPEN switches, MAD/MLAG Peer IP & MAD/MLAG Netmask entries will not be used in the build. If building a SCID with HPEN switches, enter these fields with sample values to complete the form and avoid submission errors.
• For Cisco Out-of-Band Management and Cisco Compute without Out-of-Band Management, Fac-tory Builds configure keep-alive parameters per hardcoded values. Hence, the “MAD/MLAG Peer IP” & “MAD/MLAG Netmask” entries are not used and populated with sample values to complete the form and avoid submission errors.
Read the Network Switches Guidelines carefully before you enter the following information:
• Management Network IP
• MAD/MLAG Peer IP
• MAD/MLAG Netmask
• Dual-Primary/Peer-Keepalive IP
• Dual-Primary/Peer-Keepalive Netmask
• IRF/MLAG/vPC Domain ID
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Note: The MAD/MLAG Peer IP and MAD/MLAG Netmask fields are available only when the user selects either HPE or Arista Switches.
Enter the following information in SAN Switches section:
• Host Name
• Management Network IP
• Fabric Name
• Domain ID
After entering all required fields, Click Save.
StorageThis section allows you to specify storage settings. It provides the details of storage devices specified in Order Questionnaire.
Figure 23. Storage Details
Note: This Storage form is available only when 3PAR or Nimble is selected.
Enter the following information in Common Information section:
• Host Name
• Management Network IP
• Name (System/VM Name)
After entering all required fields, Click Save.
Enter the following information in Storage Array details:
• Device Group Name
• Ctrl A Diagnostic IP
• Ctrl B Diagnostic IP
• iSCSI A Discovery IP
• iSCSI B Discovery IP
• iSCSI A Data IP
• iSCSI B Data IP
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PDU (Power Distribution Units)This section allows you to specify PDU settings. It provides the details of Power Distribution Units spec-ified in Order Questionnaire.
Figure 24. PDU details
Enter the following information in Power Distribution Unit Details section:
• Device Name (Non-editable)
• Management Network IP
• Host Name
• Mounting - to select mounting direction (Vertical or Horizontal).
After entering all required fields, Click Save.
HypervisorThis section allows you to specify configuration for the virtual machine management IP and Host names.
Figure 25. Hypervisor Details
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To view and edit the details of each virtualization, Click desired virtualization. Enter the following infor-mation in Virtualization section:
After entering all required fields, Click Save.
OthersThis section allows you to specify the following other settings:
• Hostname Prefix
• HPE iRS Proxy Server
• HPE iRS Instance Name
• Installation System IP
• Time Zone (Regional setting)
• GMT/UTC offset (regional setting)
• Daylight Saving Time (DST) -Enable/Disable
Composer & Image StreamerThis section allows you to view and edit the following details:
• Notification Details: This tab is to specify the SNMP settings (Read Community String, Trap Desti-nation, and Port) and Email Notification Filter (Name, Criteria, and Email Address
• Identifier details: This tab is to specify the Identifiers range (MAC range, WAN range, and Serial numbers (virtual)).
Table 3. Hypervisor- Virtualization Details
Virtualization Details
• vCenter Server Appliance • Management Net-work IP
• Host Name
• VM Name
• SSO Site Name
• Data Center Name
• Management VM
• HPE OneView for vCenter plugin
• Recovery Management Central VM (If 3PAR in the order)
• Recovery Management Central Core VM (If Nimble in the order)
• VMWare vRealize Operation Manager
• Troubleshooting VM1
• Troubleshooting VM2
• HPE OneView Global Dashboard VM
• HPE OneView Virtual Appliance
• HPE StoreServ Management Console
• Management Net-work IP
• Hostname
• VM name
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• Composer: This tab is to specify the Network settings (Composer Name, Composer IP Address, Maintenance IP Address 1 and 2) and Time Settings (Sync with time server and Network time serv-ers).
• Image Streamer: This tab is to specify the Deployment Server Name, Description, Management Network, and Deployment Network details. This tab is enabled only when image streamer is selected in the order questionnaire.
• After entering the details, click Save.
Figure 26. Image Streamer Details
LUN detailsThis section allows you to view the following details:
• Volume Name- This column is to specify the Management host- Volume number selected in the questionnaire.
• Storage Option- This column is to specify the Storage option specified for the Management Host.
• Size- This column is to specify the storage size in TiBs for management hosts only.
Figure 27. LUN Details
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Note: Revisit the Frame Device Bay details to enter the Number of Cache Tier and Number of Data Tier disks for the cluster that has D3940 with vSAN selection.
Note: To ensure that storage option is None for all cluster hosts volumes, click the Opt out of storage for workload checkbox.
Viewing CID summaryDetails of all the sections of the CID can be accessed from Summary. Click the Navigation panel and click Summary.
Figure 28. Accessing Summary
The Summary window displays data from all the sections.
Figure 29. Summary view
Uploading filesSmart CID allows you to upload or attach files to a CID. This feature is useful when you need to add sup-porting documents to a CID. Use this feature for customization and Deal Specific Requirements (DSRs).
You can upload up to 10 files with every CID. Each CID can store files up to 10 MB.
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File formatsSmart CID allows the following file formats:
• Image files with JPEG and JPG extensions (file_name.jpeg and file_name.jpg)
• Text files with (file_name.txt)
• Portable document format (PDF)
• Microsoft Word files with DOC and DOCX extensions (file_name.doc and file_name.docx)
• Microsoft Excel files with XLS and XLSX extensions (file_name.xls and file_name.xlsx)
• Microsoft Visio files with VSD extension (file_name.vsd)
Uploading a fileYou can upload a file from the Navigation panel. Click Upload to upload a file. This option is only avail-able before you submit CID.
Figure 30. Uploading a file
In the Upload window, click Browse and select the file and upload. The files supported are jpg, jpeg, txt, pdf, doc, docx, xls, xslx, and vsd. The user can upload maximum 10 files with the total size of 10MB.
Figure 31. File upload window
The uploaded file is displayed in the Upload window.
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Downloading a fileTo download a file, click the Download icon.
Deleting a fileTo delete a file, click the Delete icon.
TrackingThe Tracking window displays all the actions performed on the CID from the time it is created till it is archived. You can access Tracking from the navigation panel.
Figure 32. Accessing Tracking
Tracking logs the date and time of actions performed. These include:
• CID is creation.
• CID status changes from one stage to another (Active, Submitted, Factory Submitted).
• Files are uploading.
• Files are deletion.
• Output file is generated after submitting a CID.
• Output file is generated after factory personnel submit the CID.
• CID is archived.
Figure 33. Tracking CID
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Cloning a CIDYou can clone a CID to copy all its details of an existing CID to a new CID. When you clone a CID, all the details are copied except the HPE Sales Order Number and HPE Sales Quote Number. You need to enter these details for the cloned CID. The CID can not be cloned by the user who has factory submit privi-leges.
Note: Cloning of Submitted CS750 CIDs (existing version) is not advisable as newer version of appli-ance is (CS750 v3.0) is introduced. you can only clone
sTo clone CID:
1. Open an existing CID.
2. Click Actions -> Clone.
Figure 34. Cloning a CID
3. In the Clone Confirmation window, click Yes.
4. Smart CID creates a new CID with these details and generates a new CID number. The status of the new CID set to Active.
Figure 35. Cloned CID
You can make changes to the new CID and submit it.
Deleting a CIDYou can delete a CID if the CID is no longer valid. To delete a CID:
1. Open the CID.
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2. Click Actions -> Delete.
Figure 36. Deleting a CID
3. Click Yes in the Delete Confirmation window to delete the CID.
Figure 37. Delete confirmation window
Note: You can only delete CIDs in the Active state. You cannot delete CIDs that are submitted.
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4 Submitting CIDsAfter all the sections are filled in, the CID is ready for submit. For HPE ConvergedSystem 750, there are 2 stages in CID submittal:
1. Customer Submit
2. Factory Submit
3. Submit for review
Customer submitCustomer submit is the initial submit stage where all the information about the customer and customer requirements, system configuration and settings is finalized. At this stage, the CID is locked for editing and Smart CID does not allow changes to the customer information, configuration and other settings. To submit a CID, click Actions -> Submit from the CID dashboard.
Figure 38. Submitting a CID
Smart CID contains built in validations to check if all the required information is entered. If there are sec-tions that still need more information, Smart CID displays a list of the sections that are incomplete and the areas that need to be filled.
Figure 39. Notification of incomplete sections when submitting a CID
Enter all the missing information and click Actions -> Submit to submit the CID.
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The status of the CID changes from Active to Submitted. The CID is now locked for changes and is now ready for Integration Center personnel to enter factory settings.
Reopening submitted CIDsWhen a CID is submitted, it is locked for editing. No changes can be made at this stage. If the CID needs additional changes or updates, the CID needs to be reopened. To reopen a CID, click Actions -> Reopen from the CID dashboard.
Figure 40. Reopening a submitted CID
Note: The reopen feature is available only to users with special administrator privileges. Send an email to [email protected] for administrator privileges.
Tracking submitted CIDsBy default, you can only view or edit CIDs submitted by you from the dashboard. You can also view CIDs if your email ID is entered in any of the contact sections. You cannot view or access CIDs submitted by others.
CIDs are grouped by regions. You can view all the CIDs submitted in a region from one of the following usernames:
Login using these email ids and passwords to view all CIDs submitted in each region. Send an email to [email protected] for passwords.
Table 4. Usernames to track CIDs based on regions
Region Username
AMERICAS [email protected]
EMEA [email protected]
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Accessing uploaded filesFiles that are uploaded can be accessed by factory personnel from Uploaded Files in the navigation panel. This option is enabled for factory personnel only.
Figure 41. Accessing attachments
• Click Uploaded Files to view and download attachments.
Figure 42. Downloading attached files
Factory SubmitFactory submit is the final submit stage where factory input is finalized. After factory submit, the CID is locked for editing and Smart CID does not allow changes to the CID. To submit a CID, click Actions -> Factory Submit from the CID dashboard.
Note: You must have Factory privileges to access the Factory Input section, click Factory Input Form and enter iLO MAC Addresses and default Passwords.
Figure 43. Factory submit
Smart CID contains built in validations to check if all the required information is entered. If there are sec-tions that still need more information, Smart CID displays a list of the sections that are incomplete and the areas that need to be entered. Enter all the missing information and click Actions -> Submit to sub-mit the CID. The status of the CID changes from Submitted to Factory Submitted. The CID is now locked for changes.
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Output FilesWhen a CID is submitted, Smart CID generates XML and XLS files that contains the details of the CID including the factory input. Access this file from the Output files section.
Figure 44. Accessing output files
To access output files:
1. Click HPE Smart CID.
2. Click Output Files.
3. Click the Download Icon.
4. Click OK.
Figure 45. Output Files
Archiving a CIDAfter a CID is factory-submitted, it can be archived. Archiving a CID moves the CID from the Profile CIDs list to Archived CIDs list.
To archive a CID, open the CID and on the CID dashboard, click Actions -> Archive.
Note: You can archive a CID only after it is submitted. This option is disabled when the CID status is Active.
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5 Smart CID supportWe welcome your feedback. Smart CID is committed to providing you help and support that meets your needs. You can reach us in one of the following ways:
• Email support
• Smart CID Resource Center
Email supportFor critical issues that need immediate attention, send an e-mail to [email protected]. Our support personnel will contact you and help you resolve the issue.
Smart CID documentationHPE is committed to provide documentation that meets your needs. To help us improve the documen-tation, send any errors, suggestions, or comments to CSS Documentation Feedback ([email protected]). Include the document title and version number when submitting your feedback.
Related documentationThe documentation set for this release is available on HPE Smart CID website. In addition to this docu-ment, you can find related documents and training material on the website:
https://smartcid.itcs.hpe.com/Training/#docs
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