Server Blade Image Signals That Can Be Displayed On The Remote Console - Hitachi Compute Blade 2500 Getting Started Manual

data correctly or to eject media from the CD/DVD drive of the system
console.
Note that performing the following operations will terminate the
connection between the remote console and server blade.
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Before performing these operations, always exit the virtual media
console.
If the server blade window stays displayed after the blade is powered off
If the server blade window stays displayed after you turn off the server
blade or shut down the operating system, check whether the server blade
has been powered off. To check the power status of the server blade, look
at the bottom right corner of the remote console window.
Taking a screen capture of the server blade window
When the remote console window is active, if you press Print Screen or
Alt+Print Screen, the instruction is sent to the server blade and the
operating system of the system console becomes inoperable.
In this case, make the remote console window inactive
Screen to capture the whole screen.
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Related topics
• Appendix B, Taking a Memory Dump of the OS Running on a Server Blade
• Troubleshooting on the remote console on page 6-2
Server blade image signals that can be displayed on the
remote console
The VGA signal that is sent from the server blade to the remote console must
be set to be displayed on the remote console. To enable display on the
remote console, VGA settings are required on the server blade side. These
settings are as follows.
Detaching the server blade from the server chassis
Restoring server blade settings information from a backup
Updating firmware
Restarting the BMC
Changing the IP address of the server blade
If you click anywhere other than the window of the software
displaying the remote console (for example, if you click the Windows
Taskbar), the remote console window becomes inactive.
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and press Print
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