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Table 17. Security Menu (continued) Feature Choices Description Secure Mode Timer 1 minute 2 minutes 5 minutes 10 minutes 20 minutes 60 minutes 120 minutes This option sets the number of minutes of PS/2 keyboard or mouse inactivity that are allowed before Secure Mode is activated. This option is only available if a User Password is configured. Secure Mode Hot [L] Key (Ctrl-Alt-) [Z] Select the key combination (Ctrl-Alt-L or Ctrl-Alt-Z) to instantly put the system into Secure Mode instead of waiting for the Secure Mode Timer to time-out. This option is only available if a User Password is configured. Secure Mode Boot Enabled Disabled When this option is enabled, the system will always boot directly into Secure Mode and the user must enter a password to unlock the system. This option is only available if a User Password is configured. Video Blanking Enabled Disabled When enabled, the video is blank when the system is in Secure Mode. A password is required to take the system out of Secure Mode and restore the video. This option is only available if a User Password is configured. Power Switch Inhibit Enabled Disabled This option disables the power button on the front panel. When enabled, pressing the power button has no effect. NMI Control Enabled Disabled This option enables or disables NMI control through the Baseboard Management Controller. The NMI button is located on the front panel. Server Menu You can make the following selections from the Server Menu. Table 18. Server Menu Boot Priority Device System Management Console Redirection Event Log Configuration Fault Resilient Booting Assert NMI on PERR Enabled Disabled Assert NMI on SERR Enabled Disabled FRB-2 Policy Disable BSP Do Not Disable BSP Retry 3 Times Disable FRB2 Timer Description Enters submenu. Enters submenu. Enters submenu. Enters submenu. When enabled, PCI bus parity errors (PERR) cause a system NMI. When enabled, PCI bus system errors (SERR) cause a system NMI. This option determines when the Boot Strap Processor should be disabled if an FRB-2 error occurs. continued POST and the BIOS Setup Utility 71

Section	Page
A Guide for Technically Qualified Assemblers of Intel® Identified Subassemblies/Products	1
1 Description	8
Server Board Features	8
Server Board Connector and Component Locations	10
Back Panel Connectors	11
Intel® E7501 Chipset	12
MCH	12
P64H2	12
ICH3-S	12
Super I/O	13
Serial Ports	13
Parallel Port	13
Floppy Disk Connector	13
Keyboard and Mouse Connectors	13
Processor	13
Dual Processor Operation	14
Boxed Processor Fan Heat Sink	14
Memory	15
PCI I/O Subsystem	15
Segment C: 64-bit / 133 MHz PCI-X Capable Subsystem	16
Segment B: 64-bit / 100 MHz PCI-X Capable Subsystem	16
Zero Channel RAID	17
Segment A: 32-bit/33 MHz PCI Subsystem	17
Video	17
SCSI Controller	18
IDE Controller	18
USB Interface	18
Network Interface Controller	19
Supported Network Features	19
NIC Connector and Status LEDs	20
ACPI	20
Wakeup Events	21
	21
Wake on LAN	21
Wake on Ring	21
Wake on RTC Alarm	21
System Management	22
Baseboard Management Controller	22
Field Replaceable Units and Sensor Data Records	22
System Event Log	22
Platform Event Management	23
Emergency Management Port	23
EMP and Serial Over LAN	24
Intel® Server Management	24
Security	25
Summary of Software Security Features	25
Secure Mode	27
Hot Key Activation	27
Secure Boot Mode (Unattended Start)	27
Using Secure Boot	27
Password Protection	28
Setting Passwords	28
Intrusion Switch Monitoring	29
Floppy Write Protection	29
Fixed Disk Boot Sector Write Protect	29
Power Switch Mask	29
Secure Mode	29
2 Server Board Installations and Upgrades	30
Tools and Supplies Needed	30
Before You Begin	30
Emissions Disclaimer	30
Safety Cautions	30
Safety and Regulatory Compliance	31
Minimum Hardware Requirements	32
	32
Processor	32
Memory	32
Power Supply	32
Installation Notes	32
Installation Procedures	33
Installing the I/O Gasket and Shield	33
Attaching the Gasket to the I/O Shield	33
Attaching the Label to the I/O Shield	34
Installing the I/O Shield	34
Installing Chassis Standoffs	35
Installing the Rubber Bumper	36
Installing the Server Board	37
Installing or Replacing Processor(s)	38
Installing the Processor and the Processor Wind Tunnel in the SC5200 Base Chassis or in a Reference Chassis	39
Installing the Processor in the SC5200 Hot Swap Redundant Power Chassis	46
Replacing a Processor	50
Installing Memory	51
Cable Routing for Intel SC5200 Base Chassis	52
IDE or SCSI Cables	52
Floppy and Front Panel Cables	53
Cable Routing for Intel SC5200 Hot-Swap, Redundant Power Chassis	53
Making Connections to the Server Board	54
Intel® SC5200 Base Server Chassis Note	55
Intel SC5200 Hot-Swap, Redundant Power Server Chassis Note	55
Installing the Serial B Cable	55
Finishing Up	56
Replacing the Backup Battery	57
3 POST and the BIOS Setup Utility	61
Power-On Self-Test (POST)	61
Temporarily Changing the Boot Device Priority	62
Using BIOS Setup	62
Record Your Setup Settings	62
If BIOS Setup Is Inaccessible	62
Starting Setup	63
Setup Menus	63
Menu Selection Bar	65
Main Menu	65
Advanced Menu	67
Security Menu	70
Server Menu	71
Boot Menu	75
Exit Menu	76
Upgrading the BIOS	77
Preparing for the Upgrade	77
Recording the Current BIOS Settings	77
Obtaining the Upgrade Utility	77
Creating a Bootable Diskette	77
Creating the BIOS Upgrade Diskette	78
Performing the BIOS Upgrade	78
Recovering the BIOS	78
Changing the BIOS Language	78
Hot Keys	79
4 Configuration Software and Utilities	81
	81
System Software Update Sequence	81
Server Configuration Wizard	82
Direct Platform Control (DPC) Console	84
DPC Console Modes of Operation	84
Running the DPC Console	85
Using the System Setup Utility	85
Creating SSU Diskettes	85
Running the SSU	86
Working with the SSU Interface	87
Customizing the SSU Interface	87
Exiting the SSU	87
Setting Boot Device Priority	88
Setting Passwords and Security Options	88
Setting the Administrator Password	88
Setting the User Password	88
Setting Security Options	89
Viewing the System Event Log	89
Viewing FRU Information	90
Viewing Sensor Data Records	90
Updating System Firmware and BIOS	91
Updating the BIOS	91
Updating the Firmware	91
Verifying the Firmware	91
Managing the Server Remotely	92
How to Set Up Remote LAN Access	92
How to Set Up Remote Modem or Serial Access	94
How to Set Up Paging Alerts	96
How Set Up LAN Alerts	98
Firmware Update Utility Description	100
How to Run the Firmware Update Utility	100
FRU/SDR Load Utility Description	100
How to Use the FRU/SDR Load Utility	101
Command Line Format	102
Parsing the Command Line	102
Displaying a Given Area	102
Using Specified CFG File	102
Displaying Utility Title and Version	102
Configuration File	103
Prompting for Product Level FRU Information	103
Filtering Records from the SDR File	103
Updating the SDR Nonvolatile Storage Area	103
Updating FRU Nonvolatile Storage Area	103
Setting a System Asset Tag	104
Creating Diskettes	104
Installing a Service Partition (Optional)	105
Saving and Restoring the System Configuration	106
	106
Saving a Configuration	106
Loading a Saved Configuration	107
Using the Intel Server Management and Intel® SMaRT Tool (Optional)	108
Installing Intel Server Management	109
Installing Intel SMaRT Tool	109
5 Solving Problems	111
Resetting the System	111
Initial System Startup	111
Checklist	111
Running New Application Software	112
Checklist	112
After the System Has Been Running Correctly	112
Checklist	112
More Problem Solving Procedures	113
Preparing the System for Diagnostic Testing	113
Monitoring POST	113
Verifying Proper Operation of Key System Lights	114
Confirming Loading of the Operating System	114
Specific Problems and Corrective Actions	114
Power Light Does Not Light	114
No Characters Appear on Screen	115
Characters Are Distorted or Incorrect	115
System Cooling Fans Do Not Rotate Properly	116
Diskette Drive Activity Light Does Not Light	116
Hard Disk Drive Activity Light Does Not Light	116
CD-ROM Drive Activity Light Does Not Light	117
Cannot Connect to a Server	117
Problems with Network	117
PCI Installation Tips	118
Problems with Application Software	118
Bootable CD-ROM Is Not Detected	118
Recovering the BIOS	119
Clearing the Password with the Password Jumper	121
Clearing the CMOS	122
Clearing CMOS with the Front Panel Buttons	122
Clearing CMOS with the CMOS Jumper	122
6 Getting Help	125
	125
	125
World Wide Web	125
Telephone	125
7 Technical Reference	127
Server Board Jumpers	127
8 Regulatory and Integration Information	129
Product Regulatory Compliance	129
Product Safety Compliance	129
Product EMC Compliance	129
Product Regulatory Compliance Markings	130
Electromagnetic Compatibility Notices	131
FCC (USA)	131
Industry Canada (ICES-003)	132
Europe (CE Declaration of Conformity)	132
Taiwan Declaration of Conformity	132
Korean RRL Compliance	132
Australia / New Zealand	132
9	133
9 Equipment Log Worksheet	133
Equipment Log	133

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POST and the BIOS Setup Utility

Table 17.

Security Menu

(continued)

Feature

Choices

Description

Secure Mode Timer

1 minute

2 minutes

5 minutes

10 minutes

20 minutes

60 minutes

120 minutes

This option sets the number of minutes of PS/2 keyboard or mouse

inactivity that are allowed before Secure Mode is activated.

This

option is only available if a User Password is configured.

Secure Mode Hot

Key (Ctrl-Alt-)

[

]

[Z]

Select the key combination (Ctrl-Alt-L or Ctrl-Alt-Z) to instantly put

the system into Secure Mode instead of waiting for the Secure

Mode Timer to time-out.

This option is only available if a User Password is configured.

Secure Mode Boot

Enabled

Disabled

When this option is enabled, the system will always boot directly

into Secure Mode and the user must enter a password to unlock the

system.

This option is only available if a User Password is

configured.

Video Blanking

Enabled

Disabled

When enabled, the video is blank when the system is in Secure

Mode.

A password is required to take the system out of Secure

Mode and restore the video.

This option is only available if a User

Password is configured.

Power Switch

Inhibit

Enabled

Disabled

This option disables the power button on the front panel.

When

enabled, pressing the power button has no effect.

NMI Control

Enabled

Disabled

This option enables or disables NMI control through the Baseboard

Management Controller.

The NMI button is located on the front

panel.

Server Menu

You can make the following selections from the Server Menu.

Table 18.

Server Menu

Boot Priority

Device

Description

System Management

<Enter>

Enters submenu.

Console Redirection

<Enter>

Enters submenu.

Event Log Configuration

<Enter>

Enters submenu.

Fault Resilient Booting

<Enter>

Enters submenu.

Assert NMI on PERR

Enabled

Disabled

When enabled, PCI bus parity errors (PERR) cause a

system NMI.

Assert NMI on SERR

Enabled

Disabled

When enabled, PCI bus system errors (SERR) cause a

system NMI.

FRB-2 Policy

Disable BSP

Do Not Disable BSP

Retry 3

Times

Disable FRB2 Timer

This option determines when the Boot Strap Processor

should be disabled if an FRB-2 error occurs.

continued