System Power-On Methods
This section discusses the following system
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ŸService Processor Menus
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Power | Menu | option | from | the main | menu | and then | the |
System | option from | the | system | power | control menu. General users should select | ||
System | on | the | general | user | menu. |
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ŸRemote
The | server | automatically | powers on | when | it | detects | a | "ring | indicate" signal from | ||||||
a | modem | attached | to | serial | port 1 (S1) or serial | port 2 | (S2). | ||||||||
A remote | user | can | call | the | server | to | activate ring detection by the modem. | ||||||||
Listen | for | a | few | more | rings | than | the | threshold number | for | starting the system. | |||||
The | system | powers | on | without | answering | the | call. |
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The Service Processor can be enabled to recover from the loss of ac power (see
Enable/Disable Unattended | in | the SYSTEM POWER | CONTROL |
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MENU). When ac power is restored, | the system returns to the then current | ||||
power state at the time ac loss | occurred. For example, | if the system | was | ||
it | reboots/restarts when power is restored. If | ||||
the system was | ac | loss | occurred, it | remains off when | power is |
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