Dell Z9264F-ON EMC PowerSwitch BMC User Guide March 2021 - Page 30

Default settings, Set backup configuration flag, Table 4. Default settings after a switch restore

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● Command-0x66 ● Response byte 1-Completion code Default settings The following tables list the default settings after a switch restore. Table 4. Default settings after a switch restore Name BMC OOB Setting Enabled for non-TAA and disabled for TAA BMC OOB - after restore to default Disabled BMC WEB Enabled for non-TAA and disabled for TAA BMC WEB - after restore to default Disabled BMC console Enabled for non-TAA and disabled for TAA BMC console - after restore to default Enabled for non-TAA and disabled for TAA BMC supports unique password Yes BMC OOB username/password admin/admin BMC OOB username/password - after restore to default BMC WEB admin/admin (but only valid for the IPMI commands for mc info and change administrator password) admin/admin BMC WEB - after restore to default admin/admin (but WEB GUI displays a message to confirm change of the administrator password) BMC console login username/password sysadmin/superuser BMC console login username/password - after restore to default sysadmin/superuser Set backup configuration flag To set the backup flags for the manage BMC confirguration command, use the set backup configuration flag command. ● NetFN-0x32 ● Command-0xF3 ● Request data byte 1:2-Byte 1 is the value specifies to back up a configuration feature or not. ○ [7]-Reserved ○ [6]-1b: Backup SNMP. 0b: Do not backup the simple network management protocol (SNMP) ○ [5]-1b: Backup SYSLOC. 0b: Do not backup SYSLOG ○ [4]-1b: Backup KVM. 0b: Do not backup keyboard, video, and mouse (KVM) ○ [3]-1b: Backup NTP. 0b: Do not backup network time protocol (NTP) ○ [2]-1b: Backup IPMI. 0b: Do not backup IPMI ○ [1]-1b: Backup NETWORK And SERVICES. 0b: Do not backup NETWORK And SERVICES ○ [0]-1b: Backup AUTHENTICATION. 0b: Do not backup AUTHENTICATION NOTE: Reserved bits may be updated further based on the requirement. ● Response data byte 1-Completion code ○ 0x83-Authentication feature is not enabled ○ 0x84-NTP feature is not enabled ○ 0x85-KVM feature is not enabled ○ 0x86-SNMP feature is not enabled 30 Configuration methods

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Command—0x66
●
Response byte 1—Completion code
Default settings
The following tables list the default settings after a switch restore.
Table 4. Default settings after a switch restore
Name
Setting
BMC OOB
Enabled for non-TAA and disabled for TAA
BMC OOB — after restore to default
Disabled
BMC WEB
Enabled for non-TAA and disabled for TAA
BMC WEB — after restore to default
Disabled
BMC console
Enabled for non-TAA and disabled for TAA
BMC console — after restore to default
Enabled for non-TAA and disabled for TAA
BMC supports unique password
Yes
BMC OOB username/password
admin/admin
BMC OOB username/password — after restore to default
admin/
admin
(but only valid for the IPMI commands for
mc
info
and change administrator password)
BMC WEB
admin/admin
BMC WEB — after restore to default
admin/
admin
(but WEB GUI displays a message to confirm
change of the administrator password)
BMC console login username/password
sysadmin/superuser
BMC console login username/password — after restore to
default
sysadmin/superuser
Set backup configuration flag
To set the backup flags for the
manage BMC confirguration
command, use the
set backup configuration flag
command.
●
NetFN—0x32
●
Command—0xF3
●
Request data byte 1:2—Byte 1 is the value specifies to back up a configuration feature or not.
○
[7]—Reserved
○
[6]—1b: Backup SNMP. 0b: Do not backup the simple network management protocol (SNMP)
○
[5]—1b: Backup SYSLOC. 0b: Do not backup SYSLOG
○
[4]—1b: Backup KVM. 0b: Do not backup keyboard, video, and mouse (KVM)
○
[3]—1b: Backup NTP. 0b: Do not backup network time protocol (NTP)
○
[2]—1b: Backup IPMI. 0b: Do not backup IPMI
○
[1]—1b: Backup NETWORK And SERVICES. 0b: Do not backup NETWORK And SERVICES
○
[0]—1b: Backup AUTHENTICATION. 0b: Do not backup AUTHENTICATION
NOTE:
Reserved bits may be updated further based on the requirement.
●
Response data byte 1—Completion code
○
0x83—Authentication feature is not enabled
○
0x84—NTP feature is not enabled
○
0x85—KVM feature is not enabled
○
0x86—SNMP feature is not enabled
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