Opening MSU

This section discusses the following:

    Opening MSU in Windows

    Opening MSU in Linux

    Opening MSU in Mac OS X

Opening MSU in Windows

This section describes the procedure to open MSU in Windows.

To open MSU in Windows

1.    Verify that Active Scripting or JavaScript is enabled in the default browser, as described in section Enabling Scripting.

2.  Open MSU.

The MSU can be opened using any of the following methods:

    Double-click the desktop shortcut for MSU, as shown in Figure 1.

Figure 1  MSU Desktop Shortcut

OR

    Right-click the desktop shortcut for MSU, and select Open.

OR

    Double-click the MSU Tray Application icon.

OR

    Right-click the MSU Tray Application icon, and select Open MSU.

3.   Upon opening, the Login page appears, as described in section Login.

 

To control a local RAID controller

4.  By default, MSU uses the following URL to select the default local RAID controller (if any) installed on the local system.

https://localhost:8443/MSU/JumpPage.php?Target=LoginPage

Figure 2  Windows: Local RAID controller

Note: If MSU does not open the login page, replace localhost in the URL with the IP address of the local RAID controller (127.0.0.1 ).

 

To control a remote RAID controller

5.  Type the following URL the browser address bar.

https://ip_adress:8443/MSU/JumpPage.php?Target=LoginPage

Note: Replace ip_address with the IP address of the remote RAID controller.

Figure 3  Windows: Remote RAID Controller

Note: Alternatively, you can use the System Name instead of the IP address in most internal network environments.

Opening MSU in Linux

This section describes the procedure to open MSU in Linux.

To open MSU in Linux

1.  Verify that JavaScript is enabled in Firefox, as described in section Verifying JavaScript is Enabled in Firefox.

To control a local RAID controller

2.  Open Firefox.

3.  Type the following URL in the browser address bar.

https://localhost:8443/MSU/JumpPage.php?Target=LoginPage

Note: If MSU does not open the login page, replace localhost in the URL with the IP address of the local RAID controller (127.0.0.1).

Figure 4   Linux: Local RAID Controller

 

To control a remote RAID controller

4.  Type the following URL the browser address bar.

https://ip_adress:8443/MSU/JumpPage.php?Target=LoginPage

Note: Replace ip_address with the IP address of the remote RAID controller.

Figure 5  Linux: Remote RAID Controller

Note: Alternatively, you can use the System Name instead of the IP address in most internal network environments.

Opening MSU in Mac OS X

This section describes the procedure to open MSU in Mac OS X.

To open MSU in Mac OS X

1.    Verify that Active Scripting or JavaScript is enabled in the default browser, as described in section Enable JavaScript in Safari.

2.  Open MSU.

The MSU can be opened using Apple menu, Go > Application

    Click the marvellTray Icon for MSU, as shown in Figure 6.

Figure 6  marvellTray Icon

OR

    Click the icon in the tray under screen for MSU as shown in Figure 7.

Figure 7  marvell Tray Icon

3.   Upon opening, the Login page appears, as described in section Login.

 

To control a local RAID controller

4.  By default, MSU uses the following URL to select the default local RAID controller (if any) installed on the local system.

http://localhost:8445/MSU/JumpPage.php?Target=LoginPage

Figure 8  Mac OS X: Local RAID controller

Note: If MSU does not open the login page, replace localhost in the URL with the IP address of the local RAID controller (127.0.0.1 ).

 

To control a remote RAID controller

5.  Type the following URL the browser address bar.

http://ip_adress:8445/MSU/JumpPage.php?Target=LoginPage

Note: Replace ip_address with the IP address of the remote RAID controller.

Figure 9  Mac OS X: Remote RAID Controller

Note: Alternatively, you can use the System Name instead of the IP address in most internal network environments.