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8.3 Importing User-Specified Settings
The SysCon feature can be used to apply settings common to a group of servers in the enterprise.
XML files designating the settings changes can be copied to a SysCon key, from which the settings
may be applied to other servers. Sample XML files are provided to assist in properly setting desired
values. Once the XML files have been prepared, they can be copied to the
‘
sysconenv\data\common\settings\specified
’ folder of a SysCon key. One or more of the
sample XML files shown below can used to create a SysCon key where the ‘
Import user-
specified settings from Key
’ EFI menu option can be used to import the prepared settings.
This import menu option will not be displayed if there are no files in the
‘
sysconenv\data\common\settings\specified
’ folder of the SysCon key. The import option
copies the files in the ‘
sysconenv\data\common\settings\specified
’ folder of the SysCon key to
the ‘
sysconenv\data\config\thisSystem\specified
’ folder on the SysCon device. These
specified settings will be applied when SysCon processing is resumed or restarted in EFI.
See ‘ Creating System Settings Files ’ and ‘ APPENDIX C – System Settings File Format ’ for details on
creating XML files. See ‘ Using the SysCon Menu ’ for more details on using the EFI menu.
XML files may also be added to the
device\sysconenv\data\common\settings\specified
folder of the SysCon feature installation. Keys may then be created containing the specified files. To
create a key, first stop the SysConMonitor service so the target for the SysCon files can be designated.
Note: If the SysConMonitor service is not stopped, the scripts will detect the SysCon device as the target
of the installation.
Next, browse to the ‘device’ directory where the SysCon feature was installed (usually
C:\Program
Files\Intel\SysCon\device
) and open a Command Shell. Run to command script