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Chapter 2: Configuring BMC/IPMI Settings

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2.3 Server Health

This feature allows the user to set Server Health Settings. Click <Server Health> 
to display the following submenu.

The Server Health submenu contains the following items. 

• 

Sensor Readings

• 

Sensor Readings with Thresholds

• 

Event Log 

Summary of Contents for Nuvoton WPCM450

Page 1: ...Embedded BMC IPMI User s Guide Revision 2 0...

Page 2: ...ECIAL INCIDENTAL SPECULATIVE OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING FROM THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE THIS PRODUCT OR DOCUMENTATION EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES IN PARTICULAR SUPER MICR...

Page 3: ...Organization Chapter 1 provides an overview to the Nuvoton WPCM450 Controller It also intro duces the features and the functionality of IPMI Chapter 2 provides detailed instructions on how to configur...

Page 4: ...icro Computer B V Het Sterrenbeeld 28 5215 ML s Hertogenbosch The Netherlands Tel 31 0 73 6400390 Fax 31 0 73 6416525 Email sales supermicro nl General Information support supermicro nl Technical Supp...

Page 5: ...Preface Notes v...

Page 6: ...es Using the IPMICFG Utility 2 3 Accessing the Baseboard Management Controller 2 5 Using the Internet Browser 2 5 2 2 Using IE to Access the BMC IPMI Settings from Your Computer 2 6 2 2 1 To Log In 2...

Page 7: ...work via an external Ethernet PHY module or shared NCSI connections The WPCM450 communicates with onboard components via six SMBus interfaces PECI Platform Environment Control Interface buses and Gene...

Page 8: ...ring Fan speed monitoring Voltage monitoring Power status monitoring chassis intrusion monitoring Remote power control to power on power off or reboot a system Remote access to text based graphic base...

Page 9: ...ministrator to monitor system health and manage computer events from a remote location IPMI operates independently of the operating system When used in conjunction with the IPMIView which is an IPMI c...

Page 10: ...of Embedded BMC IPMI is supported by the motherboards listed in the table below If your motherboard is not included in the table please refer to the motherboard product page on our website at www sup...

Page 11: ...fo ipmi cfm This section provides detailed information on how to configure the IPMI settings 2 1 Configuring BIOS Before configuring IPMI follow the instructions below to configure the system BIOS set...

Page 12: ...d menu 3 Select Advanced Chipset Control and press Enter 4 From the Advanced Chipset Control submenu select South Bridge Control and press Enter 5 Make sure that all onboard USB ports are enabled high...

Page 13: ...the IPMICFG Utility 1 Run the ipmicfg utility from the bootable CD that came with your shipment 2 Follow the instructions given in the Readme txt file to configure Gateway IP Netmask IP addresses to e...

Page 14: ...N Cmd Data1 DataN sdr Shows SDR records and reading sdr del SDR ID Deletes SDR record sdr backup FILE Backups SDR to file sdr restore FILE Restores SDR from file sdr ver V1 v2 Retrieves and sets SDR v...

Page 15: ...ort 2 Choose a computer that is connected to the same network and open the browser 3 Enter the IP address of each server that you want to connect to in the ad dress bar in your browser 4 Once your mac...

Page 16: ...IPMIView User s Guide for instructions Note 2 The manufacturer default username and password are ADMIN Once you have logged into the BMC using the manufacturer default password be sure to change your...

Page 17: ...ation Server Health This submenu displays server health monitoring status Configuration This submenu allows the user to configure the IPMI settings Remote Control This submenu allows the user to launc...

Page 18: ...t from the IPMI utility 3 The Main Display Area This area displays the items included in a submenu The following items are included in the System Information submenu Firmware Revision This item displa...

Page 19: ...2 3 Server Health This feature allows the user to set Server Health Settings Click Server Health to display the following submenu The Server Health submenu contains the following items Sensor Reading...

Page 20: ...s Temperature Sensors This item displays the system temperature Voltage Sensors This item displays the following items CPU Vcore CPU DIMM voltages 3 3V 3 3VSB 1 5V 12V 5V and VBAT Battery Voltage Fan...

Page 21: ...displays the reading of the sensor 5 Low NR Low Non Recoverable This is the low threshold of a non recover able item Any item with a reading below this point will not be recovered 6 Low CT Low Critica...

Page 22: ...eading above this threshold is in a critical state 10 High NR High Non Recoverable This is the high threshold of a non recover able item Any item with a reading above this point will not be recovered...

Page 23: ...l to see boot up and shutdown events gener ated by the installed system software OS The table below lists examples of these types of events Sensor Type Event OS Boot A boot completed C boot completed...

Page 24: ...ce 4 Sensor Name This item indicates the name of the sensor device to which the event has occurred 5 Sensor Type This item indicates the type of the event 6 Description This item provides a brief desc...

Page 25: ...he user to configure Date Time settings LDAP This item allows the user to configure LDAP Lightweight Directory Ac cess Protocol settings Active Directory This item allows the user to configure setting...

Page 26: ...ists Alert item numbers 3 Alert Level This item indicates the alert level for each alert 4 Destination Address This item indicates the target address of an alert 5 Modify Click this icon to configure...

Page 27: ...the MIB Event trap items Detailed queries are not possible because event mapping is based only on sensor type event type and sensor offset A list of trap items generated for my platform No standard li...

Page 28: ...lick this item to configure the Time and Date settings 2 Date Enter month date and year in this row 3 Time Enter hour minute and second in the hh mm ss format 4 NTP Server Enter the name of the NTP se...

Page 29: ...es the port number of the LDAP server 2 IP Address xx xx xx xx This item indicates the IP address of the LDAP server 3 Bind Password Secret This item indicates the password of the LDAP server 4 Bind D...

Page 30: ...em to configure Active Directory settings 2 If Active Directory is currently disabled click Click Here to enable it 3 Number of Configured Role Group This item displays the number of config ured role...

Page 31: ...le Active Directory Authentication 3 User Domain Name This item allows the user to enter the user domain name 4 Time Out This item displays the Time out settings 5 Domain Controller Server Addresses 1...

Page 32: ...nfigure the mouse mode settings 2 Set Mode to Absolute Check this radio button to use the Absolute mode for the Windows OS This is the default setting 3 Set Mode to Relative Check this radio button to...

Page 33: ...If the second radio button above is checked enter your IP ad dress in the box 4 Subnet Mask Enter the address for the subnet mask of your network 5 Default Gateway Enter the IP address for the defaul...

Page 34: ...lly enable virtual media support and make it available for remote access Virtual devices will only be shown in the operating systems and BIOS when a device or an ISO image is connected through the vir...

Page 35: ...lay 1 SMTP Check this item to configure SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protocol settings for email transmission across the IP network 2 Mail Server IP Enter the SMTP Mail Server IP address for your network...

Page 36: ...ta to securely transmit through the internet Note SHA2 and RSA 2048 bit SSL supported 2 Default Certificate This item allows the user to enter the default certificate information Once entered it will...

Page 37: ...g the network including creating accounts for users and changing network configuration settings Privileges for an Operator An operator has limited access to the network to perform tasks that have been...

Page 38: ...LAN Select This item allows the user to select the LAN port for IPMI com munication 2 Enable Click Enable to enable LAN Port Select support Dedicated LAN Select this item to direct all IPMI communicat...

Page 39: ...N port settings 2 Video Enter a proper setting for video display Default 5901 3 HID Enter a proper HID setting Default 5900 4 CD Enter a proper CD setting Default 5120 5 Http Enter the Http address De...

Page 40: ...s 1 Remote Control Click this item to configure Remote Control settings 2 Launch Console Click this button to launch Remote Console via Java or IE 3 Launch SOL Click this button to enable Serial_Over_...

Page 41: ...to launch the remote console 1 Remote Control Check this item to enable remote console support and man age the server from a remote site via Java or Active X for Internet Explorer 2 Launch Console Cli...

Page 42: ...and manage the video settings of a server on a remote site via the Remote Console 2 Video Options The pull down submenu contains the options listed below Pause Click this item to freeze the screen Re...

Page 43: ...ed below Hold Right Alt Key Check this item to emulate the right alt key when it is pressed Hold Left Alt Key Check this item to emulate the left alt key when it is pressed Left Windows Key Click this...

Page 44: ...t a hot key to use Ctrl Alt Del Alt Tab Alt Esc Ctrl Esc Alt Space Alt Enter Alt Hyphen Alt F4 Alt PrntScrn Print Screen PrntScrn F1 Pause 5 Keyboard pass through Click this item 1 to use your local k...

Page 45: ...uage From the pull down menu select the following language settings English United States English United Kingdom Japanese and Germany 2 Modifier Key Click a button to select the soft keyboard mode Com...

Page 46: ...e settings follow the instructions below Click Mouse in the menu bar select an item from the pull down submenu as shown below 1 Synchronize Mouse Cursor Alt M Click this item or press Alt and M keys s...

Page 47: ...u to configure media virtualization settings for your remote console 1 Click Media in the Menu bar to invoke the Media page as shown above 2 Virtual Media Wizard click this item to launch the Virtual...

Page 48: ...ur Remote Console click Connect Floppy to connect to the remote console via the Floppy drive you chose 3 CD Media This item allows the user to configure CD Media settings The sub items include the fol...

Page 49: ...ature allows you to launch the remote console by using Serial_over_LAN Follow the instructions below to launch SOL 1 Launch SOL Click this item to access a host server via Console Redirection It also...

Page 50: ...ontinue launching SOL If you continue with SOL launching the following screen will appear 4 Click Baud Rate to invoke the submenu which will allow you to select the Baud Rate for serial line transfer...

Page 51: ...ettings of the remote server The status of the remote server are displayed as below Reset Server Click this radio button to reset the power control settings for the remote server Power Off Server Imme...

Page 52: ...ctions below to configure Maintenance settings 1 Click Maintenance in the Menu bar to display the Maintenance page 2 Click Firmware Update to update the BMC firmware the BIOS of the remote server The...

Page 53: ...e firmware update mode the device will be reset even if you cancel the process of firmware updating Notes 1 When updating firmware you are given the option to Preserve Con figuration Uncheck this opti...

Page 54: ...activities Click Miscellaneous in the Menu bar to display the Miscellaneous page Miscellaneous 1 Post Snooping Click this item to query the POST Power_On_Selt Test Snooping code for BIOS LPC Port80 2...

Page 55: ...disable UID support Click Miscellaneous in the Menu bar to display the Miscellaneous page Miscellaneous UID 1 This item shows the current UID status 2 This item allows the user to enable or disable U...

Page 56: ...ections Follow the instructions below to configure the language settings Language Settings 1 Click Language in the Menu bar to display the Language page as shown above 2 From the Available Languages s...

Page 57: ...tenance button Browse the files to select a correct file to flash the firmware 3 Click the Update Firmware button to proceed with firmware flashing B Questions How do I set up the IP address and MAC a...

Page 58: ...Embedded BMC IPMI User s Guide 3 2 Notes...

Page 59: ...the BMC in both Linux and Windows environments via network or USB connections You can choose to use network connections or USB connections to flash the BMC based on how you use the flash tools YAFUKCS...

Page 60: ...he firmware image file name is rom ima Examples Example 1 Yafukcs info rom ima Description This command displays the details of both existing and new firm ware Example 2 Yafukcs full rom ima Descripti...

Page 61: ...served by default c This option preserves configuration modules during full upgrade MEDIUM Medium Options cd Select this option to use USB connections nw ip Select this option to use network with ip f...

Page 62: ...Using USB as a Medium Example 1 Yafuflash cd info rom ima Description This command displays the details of both existing and new firmware using a USB connection Example 2 Yafuflash cd full rom ima De...

Page 63: ...BRARY_PATH location_of_libipmi_so Yafuflash Note You may have to create a link to libipmi so 1 0 ln sf libipmi so 1 0 libipmi so 1 4 Run Yafuflash exe in the terminal 5 Use the settings as listed belo...

Page 64: ...6 132 12 Example 3 Yafuflash nw ip 155 166 132 12 full force boot rom ima Description This command starts flashing the new rom ima to the firmware with FORCE BootLoader Upgrade via the network connect...

Page 65: ...very If the firmware upgrade is interrupted during firmware flashing please follow the steps listed below for firmware recovery using Yafukcs 1 Power off the system by disconnect the power cord 2 Boot...

Page 66: ...Embedded BMC IPMI User s Guide A 8 Notes...

Page 67: ...expected to result in significant injury or loss of life or catastrophic property damage Accordingly Supermicro disclaims any and all liability and should buyer use or sell such products for use in su...

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