IBM Carrier Grade X3650 T, User Manual

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IBM® Carrier Grade Server X3650 T
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Parameter List
XML element name of parameter
Allowable values or
format
imm:TelnetPort 1 – 65535
imm:KVMConfigurationV001 imm:enableKVM true, false
imm: enableSNMP true, false imm:SNMPConfigurationV001
imm: UDPPort 1 – 65535
bmccfg:SerialConnectionModeV001 ipmi15:ConnectionMode Modem, Direct
ipmi15:ModemRingDuration 0-63
ipmi15:ModemInitString Up to 32 characters
ipmi15:ModemEscapeSequence Up to 4 characters
ipmi15:ModemHangupSequence Up to 8 characters
ipmi15:ModemDialCommand Up to 8 characters
bmccfg:ModemSettingsV001
bmccfg:SystemPhoneNumber
Numeric string of 32
bytes. '.','-'and ''
ipmi15:AlertSettingsV001 ipmi15:PageBlackoutInterval 0-255
userNo (attribute) 0-4
ipmi15:UserName Up to 16 characters
ipmi15:Password Up to 16 characters
bmccfg:EncryptedPassword bmccfg encryption data
bmccfg:UserSettingsV001
bmccfg:PasswordEncryptionId bmccfg encryption data
channelNo (attribute) 1,3,4
ipmi15:enableUser true, false
ipmi15:PrivilegeLevelLimit User, Operator, Admin
bmccfg:enableTelnet true, false
bmccfg:ChannelAccessV001
bmccfg:enableHTTP true, false
imm:SMTPConfigurationV001 < imm:SendingSystemName Up to 64 characters
imm:SMTPSendingAddr Up to 64 characters
imm: SMTPReceivingAddr Up to 64 characters
imm:SMTPConfigurationEntryV001
imm: SMTPSubjectLine Up to 64 characters
15.3.3 Nic:NICV001 Settings
Parameter List XML element name of parameter Allowable values or format
instance (attribute)
No. of the NIC or Dual Port NIC in
the system
description (attribute)
Branding string found in the
EERPOM for the Intel Network
Interface Controller
Nic:OptionsV001
bios: MAC xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx
The ‘
Intel-NIC-eeupdate-V001
’ parameter manages the MAC addresses for Intel Ethernet
controllers. Because duplicate MAC addresses on a subnet can cause serious network problems, the
component is disabled by default. This component must be used with great care to ensure that duplicate
MAC addresses do not appear on the same subnet. Using this component in conjunction with SysCon is
safe as long as the there is no attempt to change the MAC addresses and no Intel NICs are added or
removed. The primary reason for including the component is to enable the transfer of MAC address to a
replacement NIC or a replacement system. To enable the component to transfer MAC addresses to a
replacement NIC or a replacement system, simply remove the XML comment lines around the