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Blade workstation sleep states, The OOBE screens

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3-2-5 Blade workstation sleep states The blade workstation supports two sleep states: S0 (fully on) and S5 (off but connected to power). No other power management states (such as Hibernate or Standby) should be used. From sleep state S5, Wake-on-LAN (WOL) is supported by both NIC1 and NIC2. However, a blade workstation in sleep state s5 will be unable to respond to an RGS connection request from a client computer, which will result in an RGS connection failure being displayed on the client computer. Once Wake-on-LAN occurs and the blade workstation boots into Windows, an RGS connection can be established by the client computer. 3-3 The OOBE screens When the blade workstation boots the first time, it cycles through a number of OOBE (Out of Box Experience) screens. These screens enable you to configure several Windows parameters, including: • Region, keyboard layout, and input language • Time zone • End User License Agreement • Automatic Updates (enable or disable) • Computer name • Administrator password During the OOBE configuration process, the Administrator password screen is displayed (see Figure 3-4). It is very important to set an Administrator password. Without an Administrator password, RGS cannot authenticate, and no client connection is possible through an administrator account. Figure 3-4 The OOBE Administrator password screen After completing the OOBE process, the blade workstation reboots into Windows. Installing, powering on, booting, and validating the blade workstation solution 26

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3-2-5 Blade workstation sleep states
The blade workstation supports two sleep states: S0 (fully on) and S5 (off but connected to power). No other
power management states (such as Hibernate or Standby) should be used. From sleep state S5, Wake-on-LAN
(WOL) is supported by both NIC1 and NIC2. However, a blade workstation in sleep state s5 will be unable to
respond to an RGS connection request from a client computer, which will result in an RGS connection failure
being displayed on the client computer. Once Wake-on-LAN occurs and the blade workstation boots into
Windows, an RGS connection can be established by the client computer.
3-3 The OOBE screens
When the blade workstation boots the first time, it cycles through a number of OOBE (Out of Box Experience)
screens. These screens enable you to configure several Windows parameters, including:
•
Region, keyboard layout, and input language
•
Time zone
•
End User License Agreement
•
Automatic Updates (enable or disable)
•
Computer name
•
Administrator password
During the OOBE configuration process, the Administrator password screen is displayed (see Figure 3-4). It is
very important to set an Administrator password. Without an Administrator password, RGS cannot authenticate,
and no client connection is possible through an administrator account.
Figure 3-4
The OOBE Administrator password screen
After completing the OOBE process, the blade workstation reboots into Windows.