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Known Issues and Frequently Asked Questions This section discusses known issues with using the BMC Management Utility, along with frequently asked questions. Known Issues General Issues • You must assign a valid BMC user name and password before you can connect to your system's BMC using the BMC Management Utility. If you do not explicitly provide a valid BMC user name and password when using the BMC Management Utility to log in to your system's BMC, the BMC firmware will use a null user name and null password as defaults, resulting in a "Login Not Authorized" error. SOL Proxy Issues • SOL Proxy on IP port 623 allows connections from a Web browser. However, if you connect from a Web browser, SOL Proxy displays only jumbled and unusable data. You must close the Web session and connect through a telnet connection to run the application. • Microsoft® SAC does not implement hardware control flow. Therefore, when console redirection is enabled with EMS SAC, you will see corrupted data. As SAC does not implement hardware flow control, you are unable to effectively use SOL Proxy to activate console redirection to EMS SAC. This can result in corrupted screen output caused by missed characters. Slower baud rates correct this situation and still provide good user experience. Known Issues and Frequently Asked Questions 103

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Known Issues and Frequently Asked Questions
103
Known Issues and Frequently
Asked Questions
This section discusses known issues with using the BMC Management Utility,
along with frequently asked questions.
Known Issues
General Issues
•
You must assign a valid BMC user name and password before you can
connect to your system's BMC using the BMC Management Utility. If you
do not explicitly provide a valid BMC user name and password when using
the BMC Management Utility to log in to your system's BMC, the
BMC firmware will use a null user name and null password as defaults,
resulting in a "Login Not Authorized" error.
SOL Proxy Issues
•
SOL Proxy on IP port 623 allows connections from a Web browser.
However, if you connect from a Web browser, SOL Proxy displays only
jumbled and unusable data. You must close the Web session and connect
through a telnet connection to run the application.
•
Microsoft
®
SAC does not implement hardware control flow. Therefore,
when console redirection is enabled with EMS SAC, you will see corrupted
data. As SAC does not implement hardware flow control, you are unable to
effectively use SOL Proxy to activate console redirection to EMS SAC.
This can result in corrupted screen output caused by missed characters.
Slower baud rates correct this situation and still provide good user
experience.