Dell PowerEdge KVM 1081AD User Manual page 152

2 All switches that qualify for migration will appear in the Available Remote
Console Switches list. Select the switch you wish to migrate and click the
> button to move the switch to the Remote Console Switches to migrate
list.
NOTE:
If the Remote Console Switch you want to migrate is not available in the
Migration Wizard, you may have exited the AMP before the firmware upgrade was
complete. Close the Migration Wizard, then open the AMP to allow the upgraded
firmware version to be detected. When you open the Migration Wizard again, the
Remote Console Switch will be available.
3 Click Next.
4 It is recommend to use the Remote Console Switch information stored in
the local database when migrating switches. To do so, select the check box
on the Use Local Database Information window.
-or-
If you do not wish to use local database information, clear the check box.
5 Type the HTTP and HTTPS port numbers in the HTTP Port and HTTPS
Port fields, respectively, if the port numbers were changed for the Remote
Console Switch in the serial console. For more information on changing
the port numbers in the serial console, see "To configure the HTTP and
HTTPS ports:" on page 19.
NOTE:
If you chose to add multiple Remote Console Switches, any that do not use
the HTTP and HTTPS ports you specify will fail migration. You can migrate them by
running the Migration Wizard again and specifying the correct ports for those
Remote Console Switches.
6 Click Next.
7 If the migration was successful, the Completing the Migration Wizard
window will open.
-or-
If the migration was not successful, the Migration Wizard was
unsuccessful window will open.
8 Click Finish to exit the wizard.
The Remote Console Switch will no longer be available in the Remote
Console Switch Software. You may now manage the switch using the on-
board web interface; see "Managing Your Remote Console Switch Using the
On-board Web Interface" on page 101.
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