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Intel Server Management (ISM) Installation and User's Guide Serial Data and the Command Line Interface i. Check the box to Enable Handshake When BMC ready to receive another message (the BMC will return the string SYS when it is ready to accept another message from the console). j. For the Newline output sequence (BMC to console), select CRLF (carriage return/linefeed). k. For the Newline input sequence (console to BMC), select CR (carriage return). 4. Click Save to save your settings and OK until you return to the main SSU menu. 5. Reboot the server. Console Configuration 1. Boot the console system to run Windows. 2. Launch Hyperterminal: Click on the Start button in the task bar, select Programs>Accessories>Communications and click on Hyperterminal. 3. At the Connection Description window, enter guest for the name and click OK to proceed. 4. At the Connect To window, select the COM port of the console to which the modem or null modem cable is connected, for example, COM1. 5. In the COM1 Properties window, select 19200 Bits per second for the Baud rate. 6. For Flow Control, select None. 7. Leave the default settings for the other boxes. 8. Click OK to accept the settings and enter the Hyperterminal screen. 9. You will see characters being displayed to the Hyperterminal screen. This is the PING message sent by the BMC. 10. Press the ESC key followed by the ( left parenthesis key. This enables Terminal Mode and ends the PING messages. The string [TMODE OK] should be displayed. 11. Enter the string [SYS TMODE] This is case sensitive and must be in uppercase. The response will be [OK TMODE] indicating that Terminal Mode is functioning. 12. To log into the Terminal Mode Session, enter the string [SYS PWD -N guest] The -N represents the Anonymous User and guest is the password. These items are case sensitive. 13. The BMC returns [SYS] and [OK] to show a successful login. 14. At this point, you can type any supported Terminal mode command (see the following pages). 15. To logout type [SYS PWD -X]. Native Command Line Commands There are two basic formats for Native Command Line commands: text and hex-ASCII. These formats are explained in more detail below. Input Syntax Native command line messages follow the general syntax: [] 80

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Intel Server Management (ISM) Installation and User's Guide
Serial Data and the Command Line Interface
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i.
Check the box to Enable Handshake When BMC ready to receive another message
(the BMC will return the string SYS <newline sequence> when it is ready to accept another message
from the console).
j.
For the Newline output sequence (BMC to console), select
CRLF
(carriage return/linefeed).
k.
For the Newline input sequence (console to BMC), select
CR
(carriage return).
4.
Click
Save
to save your settings and
OK
until you return to the main SSU menu.
5.
Reboot the server.
Console Configuration
1.
Boot the console system to run Windows.
2.
Launch Hyperterminal: Click on the Start button in the task bar, select
Programs>Accessories>Communications
and click on Hyperterminal.
3.
At the Connection Description window, enter guest for the name and click OK to proceed.
4.
At the Connect To window, select the COM port of the console to which the modem or null modem cable
is connected, for example, COM1.
5.
In the COM1 Properties window, select
19200 Bits per second
for the Baud rate.
6.
For Flow Control, select
None
.
7.
Leave the default settings for the other boxes.
8.
Click OK to accept the settings and enter the Hyperterminal screen.
9.
You will see characters being displayed to the Hyperterminal screen. This is the PING message sent by
the BMC.
10.
Press the
ESC
key followed by the ( left parenthesis key. This enables Terminal Mode and ends the
PING messages. The string [TMODE OK] should be displayed.
11.
Enter the string [SYS TMODE] This is case sensitive and must be in uppercase. The response will be
[OK TMODE] indicating that Terminal Mode is functioning.
12.
To log into the Terminal Mode Session, enter the string [SYS PWD -N guest] The -N represents the
Anonymous User and guest is the password. These items are case sensitive.
13.
The BMC returns [SYS] and [OK] to show a successful login.
14.
At this point, you can type any supported Terminal mode command (see the following pages).
15.
To logout type
[SYS PWD -X]
.
Native Command Line Commands
There are two basic formats for Native Command Line commands: text and hex-ASCII. These formats are
explained in more detail below.
Input Syntax
Native command line messages follow the general syntax:
[<message data>]<newline sequence>