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58 Configuration Software and Utilities
59MAXDATA PLATINUM 90002R Server System
The SMU core components are installed as part of the service partition software installation process
and the remote SMU application is part of the Intel
®
Server Management installation. SMU les are
copied to a directory specied during that installation process. It is also possible to run the local SMU
application from a CD without installing a service partition.
The SMU software consists of a user interface and core components. The user interface components
present the user interface, gather user input, and send input to the core components. The core
components interpret data and perform necessary actions to the hardware. The core components also
maintain the state of the application and determine the screens to be shown. Specic state information
is stored in the data that is exchanged between the user interface and core components.
The core components of the SMU are the same for the local and remote applications. If the SMU is run
locally, the user interface and core components coexist on the same system and communicate using
a procedural call interface. When run remotely, the user interface components and core components
communicate use a socket interface. Running the remote SMU requires the use of Intel
®
Server
Management.
NOTE
The local SMU application is available only in English.
Remote Keyboard Navigation
The remote SMU application requires a pointing device for operation; it does not support accelerator
keys. Other keys work as described in Table 14.
Table 14. Keyboard Support for Remote SMU Client
Key Function
<Enter> Pressing <Enter> when focus is on a button causes the action associated with that
button to occur.
<Tab> Moves focus to the next control in the tab order in the primary information pane.
<Shift><Tab> Moves focus to the previous control in the tab order.
Local Keyboard Navigation
The local SMU application provides keyboard support as follows:
Table 15. Keyboard Support for Local SMU Client
Key Function
<Enter> If the cursor is in an edit box, the <Enter> key moves the cursor to the next
selectable control in the currently active pane. When the focus is on a task menu
item, a task button, a radio button, or a check box, pressing <Enter> selects the
control. If the focus is on a single-select control (combo box), pressing <Enter> has
no effect.
<Tab> Moves focus to the next control in the tab order in the primary information pane.
<Up arrow> Moves the cursor to the previous selectable control in the currently active pane.
<Down arrow> Moves the cursor to the next selectable control in the currently active pane. (Same
as the <Tab> key.)
<Right arrow> Moves the cursor to the next selectable control in the currently active pane. (Same
as the <Tab> key.)
<Left arrow> Moves the cursor to the previous selectable control in the currently active pane.
(Same as the <UP arrow> key.)
continued
- Product Guide 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- 6 Contents 6
- 4 Technical Reference 125 8
- Safety Warnings 153 8
- 8 Contents 9
- Important Safety Information 11
- Conventions 12
- 1 System Description 13
- External Chassis Features 15
- Front Panel 16
- Peripheral Bay 17
- Hot-swap Hard Drive Carrier 18
- Removable Media Drive Bay 19
- CAUTION 19
- Power Supply Bay 20
- • AC input #1 available 21
- • AC input #2 available 21
- • TS-OK signal is asserted 21
- Chassis Rear 22
- Internal Chassis Features 23
- Cooling Subsystem 25
- CAUTIONS 25
- 26 System Description 26
- NOTES 27
- Processor Power Pods 28
- 2 Board Set Description 29
- 30 Board Set Description 30
- Main Board 31
- Processor Sockets 33
- Memory Subsystem 33
- SCSI Controller 34
- Network Interface Controller 34
- Video Controller 34
- IDE Controller 35
- PCI Riser Board 36
- SCSI Backplane Board 37
- Front Panel Board 39
- Size] 46
- CMOS Clear 47
- WARNING 47
- BIOS Recovery Mode 48
- BIOS Setup 49
- Setup Screens 50
- Advanced 51
- Security 52
- System Management 52
- LSI Logic SCSI Utility 55
- System Maintenance Utility 57
- Remote Keyboard Navigation 58
- Local Keyboard Navigation 58
- About Box Information 59
- Server Discovery 60
- Remote SMU Application 60
- Running from CD 62
- Local SMU Application 62
- Shutdown SMU Application 63
- Access Mode 65
- Privilege Level Limit 65
- Enable DHCP 65
- LAN Alert Conguration 67
- Enable LAN Alerting 67
- SNMP Community String 67
- Alert Settings 68
- New, Edit, and Delete Buttons 68
- New/Edit LAN Alert 68
- User Conguration Sub-task 71
- Enable User 72
- Enter Username 72
- Clear Password 72
- Enter/Verify New Password 72
- Edit Event Filter Settings 75
- Enable Event Filter 75
- Enable Alerts 76
- Congure Policies Button 76
- Alert Policy Table 76
- Edit Alert Policy Entry 78
- Enable Policy Entry 78
- Policy Number 78
- Policy Type 78
- Select the Destination 79
- Connection Mode 80
- Modem Mode Conguration 81
- Modem Init String 81
- Modem Escape Sequence 82
- Hang-up Sequence 82
- Dial Command 82
- Ring Duration 82
- Ring Dead Time 82
- Destination Dial Strings 83
- New/Edit Dial String 84
- Destination Dial String 84
- Page Destination Conguration 85
- Enable Paging 85
- Data Bits 87
- Call Retries 87
- Terminal Mode Conguration 87
- Enable Terminal Mode 87
- Power Conguration Sub-task 89
- SEL Viewer 90
- Viewing Events in the SEL 91
- Save Log Button 93
- Open Log Button 93
- Clear SEL Button 93
- Properties Button 93
- Reload Button 93
- Display as Hex Button 94
- Display as Text Button 94
- SDR Viewer 94
- Viewing SDRs 95
- Viewing FRUs 97
- Save To File Button 98
- Open File Button 98
- ISM Front-end Help 100
- SMU Table of Contents Help 100
- EFI Platform Diagnostic Tests 102
- EFI Service Partition 104
- Installing the Files 105
- Console Redirection 106
- Keystroke Mappings 107
- (xxh) = ASCII character xx 108
- NS = not supported 108
- NS = Not supported 108
- Limitations 109
- Server Management Interface 109
- Server Conguration 109
- Terminal Mode 110
- Hardware Setup 111
- Serial Channel Conguration 111
- Console Conguration 113
- User Conguration 113
- Security Information 113
- Hex-ASCII Command Format 115
- Text Command Format 115
- Examples 115
- Shutting Down the Server 123
- 4 Technical Reference 125
- System Interconnection 126
- User-Accessible Interconnects 127
- Video Port 128
- Ethernet Connector 129
- Ultra320 SCA-2 HDD Connector 131
- Jumper Information 133
- Conguring Main Board Jumpers 134
- POST Error Codes and Messages 135
- Specic POST Code Modules 138
- SAL-A Module 138
- SAL-B Module 140
- SAL-F Module 143
- IA-32 Module 144
- Recovery Port 80 Codes 148
- POST Beep Codes 150
- Memory Test Failure 151
- Safety Warnings 153
- WARNING: English (US) 154
- AVERTISSEMENT: Français 156
- WARNUNG: Deutsch 158
- AVVERTENZA: Italiano 160
- ADVERTENCIAS: Español 162
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