3.Enter network settings.

Select the active NIC from the list, and then choose from one of the following IP addressing schemes:

DHCP Auto-Configuration—HP recommends selecting DHCP to have IP addresses assigned automatically to your server.

IPv4 Static—Selecting IPv4 adds four new fields: the static IPv4 address, network mask, gateway address, and DNS address.

IPv6 Static—Selecting IPv6 adds two fields: the static IP address and the Gateway address.

4.Specify whether you are using a proxy. If you have a proxy on your network, you might need to configure it for use with features that communicate across the network. If you choose Use Proxy, enter a Proxy Address and Port.

5.Enter iLO network settings.

Select one of the following iLO network IP addressing schemes:

DHCP Auto-Configuration—HP recommends selecting DHCP to have IP addresses assigned automatically to your server.

IPv4 Static—Selecting IPv4 adds four new fields: the static IPv4 address, network mask, gateway address, and DNS address.

Off—Selecting Off makes this server unavailable through iLO.

For more information about using iLO, see the HP iLO 4 User Guide on the HP website (http:// www.hp.com/go/ilo/docs).

6.Select a delivery option for System Software Updates for Intelligent Provisioning.

HP website—HP recommends selecting this option to be prompted when updates are available and download all software updates for your server from hp.com.

HTTP/FTP—When prompted, enter an address in the URL field.

Disable—Select this to disable automatic updates if you plan to update your system software manually.

7.Confirm that the system date and time are accurate.

To change the date or time, click the displayed date or time and use the displayed calendar or clock to select the new values.

8.Click the Continue right arrow to proceed automatically to “Step 2: Activating Intelligent Provisioning” (page 10).

NOTE: To access this screen change preferences at a later time, open the Perform Maintenance menus, and then click Intelligent Provisioning Preferences (“Intelligent Provisioning Preferences” (page 36)).

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