Hello thisisalloneword,   While you have access with a static IP make sure the CMC firmware is up to date. Dell Chassis Management Controller (CMC) for Dell PowerEdge VRTX, Version 3.40 [URL] Download CMC_VRTX_3.40_A00.exe, execute to extract file. Supply the vrtx_cmc_3.40.bin file. Page 9 installation procedure - [URL]     Then if you want, you can reset CMC to defaults and try the Initial Setup again.   You can SSH or Console connect to the CMC and resets CMC configuration to factory default settings with command line command: racadm racresetcfg   Use something like putty to SSH to the CMC IP and run the command or Install a NULL modem cable between the DB-9 serial connector on the CMC and a client machine. Accessing the CLI using DB-9 Serial Port : Open a terminal emulator of your choice (such as HyperTerminal or Minicom) and use the following set up:     You may want to review this video: Inside the Lab: Dennis and Lance Setup their VRTX for the first time. [URL] 3:30 time mark for initial setup.   -Dell PowerEdge VRTX Enclosure Owner's Manual - page 28 Initial setup Sequence : [URL]  
A 4-server VRTX was shipped to us that already was functioning properly in another facility. I am new to servers so not sure where to begin with understanding how to use it. I plugged in three network cables into it and it seemed to acquite a public IP address. I can log in to the chasis management console with this IP address from my laptop. I can see the four server have been assigned some local IP address like 192.168.0.121 . But obviously those aren't accessible from our network. How can I get the individual servers assigned a public IP address like the Chasis got?
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