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Cellular Systems There are two options for changing network parameters in cellular systems: • Systems can be connected to the LAN one at a time and the user can use telnet to connect to the factory default IP address and change the network address. After this address is changed, the next system can be connected to the LAN without creating an address conflict. • The user can use the management serial port and connect a terminal or a PC running a terminal emulator such as Hyperterm. From this terminal connection, the network settings can be changed from the defaults and further connections can then use the network. Noncellular Systems These systems can be connected to the network at the same time. Each is addressed using the unique Medium Access Control (MAC) address of the service processor. The user can assign a fixed IP address associated with each MAC address using standard network address resolution protocol (ARP) and ping protocols. EFI Console Settings After system FW has initialized the system, EFI and the EFI Boot Manager will run. EFI Boot Manager is normally configured to launch the OS after a default time-out. The OS boot parameters can be configured before launching. EFI Boot Manager also presents the option to perform Boot Option Maintenance, which allows the configuration of input and output consoles. By changing these settings, the user can choose which physical port and terminal emulation settings to use for the EMS. 110 Headless Windows Installations

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Cellular Systems
There are two options for changing network parameters in cellular systems:
•
Systems can be connected to the LAN one at a time and the user can use telnet to connect
to the factory default IP address and change the network address. After this address is
changed, the next system can be connected to the LAN without creating an address conflict.
•
The user can use the management serial port and connect a terminal or a PC running a
terminal emulator such as Hyperterm. From this terminal connection, the network settings
can be changed from the defaults and further connections can then use the network.
Noncellular Systems
These systems can be connected to the network at the same time. Each is addressed using the
unique Medium Access Control (MAC) address of the service processor. The user can assign a
fixed IP address associated with each MAC address using standard network address resolution
protocol (ARP) and ping protocols.
EFI Console Settings
After system FW has initialized the system, EFI and the EFI Boot Manager will run. EFI Boot
Manager is normally configured to launch the OS after a default time-out. The OS boot parameters
can be configured before launching. EFI Boot Manager also presents the option to perform Boot
Option Maintenance, which allows the configuration of input and output consoles. By changing
these settings, the user can choose which physical port and terminal emulation settings to use
for the EMS.
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