Hewlett Packard Enterprise ProLiant m510, Руководство пользователя

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• Secure Boot BIOS settings
• Date and Time settings
• Primary and redundant ROM Selection (if supported)
You can save a custom default configuration to use during a system restore. Doing so saves settings you
might otherwise lose. See
User Default Options .
CAUTION: When you select use this option to reset configuration settings, any modifications that
you have made might be lost.
Restoring default system settings
Use the Restore Default System Settings option to reset all BIOS configuration settings to their default
values and immediately and automatically restart the server.
Selecting this option resets all platform settings except:
• Secure Boot BIOS settings
• Date and Time settings
• Primary and redundant ROM Selection (if supported)
To save a custom default configuration to use during a system restore, use User Default Options .
Doing so saves settings you might otherwise lose.
• Other entities, such as option cards or iLO, that must be individually reset.
Procedure
1. From the System Utilities screen, select System Configuration > BIOS/Platform Configuration
(RBSU) > System Default Options > Restore Default System Settings .
2. Select Yes, restore the default settings .
3. Reboot the server.
Restore Default Manufacturing Settings
Use this option to reset all BIOS configuration settings to their default manufacturing values and delete all
UEFI non-volatile variables, such as boot configuration and Secure Boot security keys (if Secure Boot is
enabled). Previous changes that you have made might be lost.
The difference between this action and the Restore Default System Settings option is that Restore
Default Manufacturing Settings erases all UEFI variables. An OS can write UEFI variables that store
such things as entries in the boot order and key database information for Secure Boot. When you
Restore Default Manufacturing Settings , this information is cleared, whereas it is retained when you
Restore Default System Settings .
You can save a custom default configuration to use during a system restore. Doing so saves settings you
might otherwise lose. See
User Default Options .
Restoring default manufacturing settings
Use the Restore Default Manufacturing Settings option to reset all BIOS configuration settings to their
default manufacturing values and delete all UEFI non-volatile variables, such as boot configuration and
108 Configuring the date and time and system defaults