ISE auto power up

[Ahmed ElShanab]

IS there any way to make ISE and CPI turned on automatically after power cut ?!

[Ahmed ElShanab]

IS there any way to make ISE and CPI turned on automatically after power cut ?!

[Mohammed al Baqari]

Yes, you can do this from ESXi configuration using VM shutdown/startup
configuration

[Ahmed ElShanab]

I have ISE Appliance Not VM

[Arne Bier · Accepted solution]

@Ahmed ElShanab  - do you mean virtual instance of ISE and CPI, or on the hardware appliances?

If it's a Cisco UCS hardware appliance, then you can configure the behaviour of the appliance after a power cut

[Ahmed ElShanab]

@Arne Bier Have Hardware Appliances,

[Arne Bier]

Then the commands listed in the CIMC will help you. It’s also in the GUI. But I find the CLI illustrates it more clearly. 

Let us know if this sorts it ;-)

[torkis.halomoan]

hai sir, how I can login to mode 'Server /chassis #', THank you

[Arne Bier]

Hello

you ssh to the CIMC IP address.

Once logged in, you have to change the "scope" - it's unlike IOS or anything else that you may be familiar with. There are various scopes (or areas of interest) that you can go into ... and back out of. So in my example, I started at the "top" (root) and then moved to the chassis scope by typing

scope chassis

You can return to the root level with the command

top

It's kind of funky/weird but you get used to it.

[torkis.halomoan]

How I can to check ip CIMC address?

[Greg Gibbs]

If you did not prep your DHCP server with the CIMC MAC address, you will likely need to check the CIMC IP address on boot-up of the appliance (if you have a DHCP server on that VLAN) or statically configure the IP address by hitting F8 to enter the CIMC Configuration Utility.

See the Hardware Install Guide for more info.