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Configuring Your BMC Using the Deployment Toolkit Utility

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Table 2-1. Remote Access Configuration Utility (continued) Option Enter Password Confirm Password Reset To Default System Event Log Menu Total System Event Log Entries View System Event Log Clear System Event Log Description Enter the password for this Account User. You must enter at least one non-null character. Confirm the password you entered. Clears the BMC settings and resets the BMC setting to the defaults. NOTICE: Resetting to factory defaults will restore remote non-volatile settings. Enables viewing and clearing the System Event Log (SEL). A popup box will indicate that the SEL is being read. Displays the number of records in the SEL. Displays a record in the SEL, starting with the most recent record. Enter a record number to view, using the Advance to Entry field. Use the Right and Left arrow keys to scroll up and down the SEL. Erases all records in the SEL. NOTE: If the first integrated network interface controller (NIC 1) is used in an Ether Channel team or link aggregation team, the BMC management traffic will not function on PowerEdge x8xx systems. The NIC teaming option is supported only on PowerEdge x9xx and xx0x systems. For more information about network teaming, see the documentation for the network interface controller. Configuring Your BMC Using the Deployment Toolkit Utility The Dell OpenManage Deployment Toolkit SYSCFG utility includes a set of Microsoft® Windows PE and Linux-based utilities for configuring and deploying Dell systems. The Deployment ToolKit (DTK) SYSCFG utility is specifically designed to address all necessary BMC configuration tasks using a powerful and comprehensive command-line interface. This utility runs on PowerEdge 1435SC and all supported PowerEdge x7xx, x8xx, x9xx and xx0x systems. 36 Configuring Your Managed System

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Configuring Your Managed System
NOTE:
If the first integrated network interface controller (NIC 1) is used in an Ether
Channel team or link aggregation team, the BMC management traffic will not
function on PowerEdge
x8xx
systems. The NIC teaming option is supported only on
PowerEdge
x9xx
and
xx0x
systems. For more information about network teaming,
see the documentation for the network interface controller.
Configuring Your BMC Using the Deployment
Toolkit Utility
The Dell OpenManage Deployment Toolkit SYSCFG utility includes a set of
Microsoft
®
Windows PE and Linux-based utilities for configuring and
deploying Dell systems. The Deployment ToolKit (DTK) SYSCFG utility is
specifically designed to address all necessary BMC configuration tasks using a
powerful and comprehensive command-line interface. This utility runs on
PowerEdge 1435SC and all supported PowerEdge
x7xx
,
x
8
xx,
x
9
xx
and
x
x0
x
systems.
Enter Password
Enter the password for this Account User. You must
enter at least one non-null character.
Confirm Password
Confirm the password you entered.
Reset To Default
Clears the BMC settings and resets the BMC setting to
the defaults.
NOTICE:
Resetting to factory defaults will restore
remote non-volatile settings.
System Event Log Menu
Enables viewing and clearing the System Event Log (SEL).
A popup box will indicate that the SEL is being read.
Total System Event Log
Entries
Displays the number of records in the SEL.
View System Event Log
Displays a record in the SEL, starting with the most
recent record. Enter a record number to view, using the
Advance to Entry
field. Use the Right and Left
arrow keys to scroll up and down the SEL.
Clear System Event Log
Erases all records in the SEL.
Table 2-1.
Remote Access Configuration Utility
(continued)
Option
Description