1. System Utilities
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Chapter 2 Useful Features
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Server Security Menu
When you select
System Configuration
>
BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU)
>
Server Security
from the
System Utilities, the
Server Security
menu appears.
For details about the options, see the table below.
Option
Parameter
Description
Set Power On Password
String of up to 31 alphanumeric
characters
When the server powers on, a prompt is displayed to
enter a password before continuing the boot process.
In the event of an ASR reboot, the Power-On Password
is bypassed, and the server boots normally.
Set Admin Password
String of up to 31 alphanumeric
characters
Use this option to enter the administrator password to
protect the server configuration. When this option is
enabled, you are prompted for this password before
being allowed to modify the configuration.
Secure Boot Settings
-
Select this option to display the Secure Boot
Configuration menu. Use this menu to enable or
disable Secure Boot Mode, and to add or remove
certificates in the Secure Boot databases. Before
configuring Secure Boot, ensure that you selected the
UEFI Mode, and that the UEFI Optimized Boot option is
enabled (under the Boot Mode menu).
TLS (HTTPS) Options
-
Select this option to display the TLS Certificate
management and other options menu.
Trusted Platform Module
Options
-
Select this option to enter the Trusted Platform Module
Setup options.
Intel (R) TXT Support
Enabled
[Disabled]
Use this option to modify Intel TXT support.
One-Time Boot Menu (F11
Prompt)
[Enabled]
Disabled
Use this option to disable the POST One-Time Boot
F11 Prompt.
EXPRESSBUILDER (F10
Prompt)
[Enabled]
Disabled
Use this option to enable or disable the
EXPRESSBUILDER functionality. When disabled, you
are prevented from entering the EXPRESSBUILDER
environment by pressing F10 during server boot. You
must set this option to enabled to use
EXPRESSBUILDER functionality.
Processor AES-NI Support
[Enabled]
Disabled
Use this option to enable or disable the Advanced
Encryption Standard Instruction Set (AES-NI) in the
processor.
Backup ROM Image
Authentication
Enabled
[Disabled]
Use this option to enable cryptographic authentication
of the backup ROM image on startup. When this option
is disabled, only the primary image is authenticated on
each startup. Enable this option to also perform
cryptographic authentication of the backup ROM
image.
[ ]: Default setting
Tips
Do not set the password before OS installation.
If you forget your password, perform the password initialization and set the password
again according to the procedure in "Chapter 1 (7. Reset and Clear)".