IBM Carrier Grade X3650 T, User Manual

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IBM® Carrier Grade Server X3650 T
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/config:Settings/config:ComponentSettings/syscfg:BIOSV001/bios:SecurityV001
\ >sysconenv\data\config\thisSystem\specified\sectest.xml
python sysconenv/syscon/python1.5/SysconCipher.pyc \
sysconenv\data\common\ciphertemplate.xml \
sysconenv\data\config\thisSystem\specified\sectest.xml \
/config:Settings \
>sysconenv\data\config\thisSystem\specified\settest.xml
8.2 Applying new user-specified settings
When the SysCon feature detects that there are user-specified settings present on the SysCon Device in
the “specified” folder, the application will apply these settings regardless of the state of the “current” and
“saved” settings. User-specified settings are applied once, and then moved to the “applied” folder to
indicate that they have been applied. User-specified settings may be placed on the SysCon Device via
user interruption of the Pre-Boot application, user-authorized import of settings from a SysCon Key to the
Device, or in-service distribution of specified settings by a provisioning application to the Device.
The Windows File Explorer example below shows two files installed in the ‘specified’ folder. The settings
in these two files will be applied the next time the SysCon feature is run, with component-specific settings
files applied first. In the example below, ‘Intel-syscfg-V001.scf’ will be applied, then all the XML files with
a “config:Settings” root element will be parsed. Settings for the installed components will then be applied.
Typically, common settings would be applied by the component-specific file (such as Intel-syscfg-
V001.scf below) then system unique settings would be applied using an XML config:Settings file.