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6-6 Blade workstation remote power button Embedded OS 10.xx supports a remote power button on the client desktop, allowing blade workstations to be powered on and off directly from the client computer. The remote power button serves as both a means of controlling power and an indicator of the power state of the blade. To access the remote power button, right click on the client desktop, and select Remote Power Blade (see Figure 3-5)-this brings up the Remote Power Button Login window (see Figure 6-4). Enter the iLO IP address or hostname, the iLO user, and the iLO password. The iLO user must have Virtual Power privileges. The iLO port number of 443 is the default setting. Figure 6-4 Remote Power Button Login window NOTE: All remote power interactions are done through the blade workstation iLO port, not the blade workstation Ethernet ports. If the iLO login is successful, a power button is presented on the client desktop (see Figure 6-5). For this particular blade workstation (with an iLO address of 10.10.42.66), the power is on. Figure 6-5 Power button 35

Section	Page
Introduction	5
Document organization	6
Documentation on the HP Blade Workstation Client series	7
HP Blade Workstation Client documentation	7
HP dc72 Blade Workstation Client documentation	7
HP dc73 Blade Workstation Client documentation	7
Thin client documentation	7
HP ProLiant xw460c Blade Workstation documentation	7
HP Remote Graphics Software documentation	8
Altiris Deployment Solution documentation	9
Session Allocation Manager documentation	9
Obtaining HP technical support	9
Blade workstation solution overview	10
Features of the client computer	10
Embedded OS	11
Webmin	11
Turning on the client computer	12
Hardware setup	12
Turn-on sequence	13
Local and remote access to Webmin	14
Using Webmin	14
Desktop menu	15
Viewing version information	16
Rebooting the client computer	17
Unlocking the client computer case	17
Supported keyboards	18
Configuring the client computer	19
Changing the administrator password	19
Setting the system time parameters	19
Network configuration	20
Assigning a hostname when DHCP provides the IP address	21
Configuring static networking	21
Specifying domain suffixes	21
Setting the network speed	22
Altiris Deployment Server parameters	22
Setting host addresses	22
Adding the client computer to Active Directory	23
Keyboard language selection	23
Downloading and using PSCP (Putty Secure Copy)	23
Downloading PSCP	23
Using PSCP to copy a file to the client computer	24
Modifiable files	24
Settings files	24
Groups of settings files	24
Modifying the settings files	25
Specifying a new background image	25
Monitor layout and client aggregation	26
Monitor layout	26
Client aggregation	28
Connecting to a blade workstation	31
Blade connection settings for Embedded OS 10.50	31
Editing the SAM configuration file	32
Selecting the RGS mode	33
Setting additional RGS parameters	33
Establishing an RGS connection	33
Remote USB	34
Blade workstation remote power button	35
Installing Embedded OS 10.xx	37
Downloading Embedded OS 10.xx from HP	37
Example installation from the USB key	42
Known client computer limitations	46
Regulatory information	47
Federal Communications Commission notice	47
Modifications	47
Cables	47
Canadian notice (Avis Canadien)	47
European Union regulatory notice	47
Appendix A: 9.40 enhancements	48
Appendix B: 9.45 enhancements	49
Appendix C: 9.61 enhancements	50
Appendix D: 10.50 enhancements	51
Appendix E: Sample settings_25_local_custom.txt file	52
Appendix F: Sample settings_30_local_root.txt file	53
Appendix G: Sample settings_35_local_custom.txt file	56
Appendix H: Sample settings_40_local_user.txt file	57
Appendix I: Sample settings_20_site.txt file	58

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6-6 Blade workstation remote power button

Embedded OS 10.xx supports a remote power button on the client desktop, allowing blade workstations to be

powered on and off directly from the client computer. The remote power button serves as both a means of

controlling power and an indicator of the power state of the blade.

To access the remote power button, right click on the client desktop, and select

Remote Power Blade

(see Figure

3-5)—this brings up the Remote Power Button Login window (see Figure 6-4). Enter the iLO IP address or

hostname, the iLO user, and the iLO password. The iLO user must have Virtual Power privileges. The iLO port

number of 443 is the default setting.

Figure 6-4

Remote Power Button Login window

NOTE:

All remote power interactions are done through the blade workstation iLO port, not the blade

workstation Ethernet ports.

If the iLO login is successful, a power button is presented on the client desktop (see Figure 6-5). For this particular

blade workstation (with an iLO address of 10.10.42.66), the power is on.

Figure 6-5

Power button