Configuring the Advanced Features

The IMM – Advanced Edition provides multiple additional options for OOB management, provided regardless of the state of the OS using the GCM NIC.

SNMP – ability to manage via SNMP gets, sets, and traps.

KVM (ARSC) – Advanced Remote Server Console providing full access to the managed server by controlling the redirected Keyboard, Mouse, and Video. Video is compressed and encrypted.

Telnet – ability to telnet into the BMC and use commands from the console or a script. Commands use the CLI syntax (not IPMI syntax). IPMI sessions require password and close on logout.

Web Server – HTTP and HTTPS access to the BMC’s web server.

SMTP Alerts (e-mail) – Provides alerts from the BMC even when the OS is not running.

Advanced Screen 1 SNMP, KVM and Telnet Configuration

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Figure 21. Advanced Screen 1 – Telnet, KVM

SNMP Enable: SNMP v1, v2 and v3 are supported.

SNMP Port #: Default port number is 161. Range is 1 – 65535.

KVM Enable: Allows use of ARSC viewer on managing console.

Telnet Enable: Allows telnet session into the BMC

Telnet Port #: Default port is 23. Range is 1-65535

Port numbers for SNMP, Telnet, HTTP and HTTPS should not be shared between services.

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Intel SE72xx, SE7320, SE75xx, SE8500 Configuring the Advanced Features, Advanced Screen 1 SNMP, KVM and Telnet Configuration