NEC Express5800/T120h User Manual page 189

Chapter 3 Setup
Category
Use console
Boot
redirection feature
Enable x2APIC
feature according to
your OS.
Use Wake on LAN
(WOL)
Description
Configure in System Configuration >
BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) >
System Options > Serial Port Options >
BIOS Serial Console and EMS
System Configuration > BIOS/Platform
Configuration (RBSU) > Processor
Options – Set Processor x2APIC Support
to Enabled *1
・The following OSs are applicable.
－ Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 (x86_64)
－ Windows Server 2012 R2
－ Windows Server 2016
－ VMware ESXi 6
－ VMware ESXi 6.5
Set enable or disable of (a) and (b) below.
When using the built-in network controller,
the setting in (b) is not reflected.
(a) System Configuration > (Network
device) > NIC Configuration - Wake On
LAN
(b) System Configuration > BIOS/Platform
Configuration (RBSU) > System Options >
Server Availability - Wake-On LAN
When performing WOL from OS shutdown,
set the followings since the setting OS of (a)
has a priority.
Windows OS:
Device Manager > Device used for WOL
under the network adapter > Advanced –
Set Enable PME to Enable. Set it to Disable
to disable WOL.
Linux OS:
Execute the following on the termiana.
Execute the following command and check
the device name to set up WOL.
"/sbin/ifconfig"
Enable or disable WOL by using the
following command.
Enable："ethtool –s device name wol g"
Disable："ethtool –s device name wol d"
The setting of WOL can be checked with the
following command.
"ethtool device name"
In the output information, "Wake-on: g"
means Enable and "Wake-on: d" means
Disable.
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Remark
In console redirection
connection, if the corrupted
text is displayed on terminal
screen, change font type
(character code) appropriate
to your environment.
The setting must be done in
compliance with the checklist
before setup in the installation
guide of your OS
For Windows: Chapter 1
Installing Windows
For Linux: Chapter 1
Installing Linux
For the WOL support for the
optional network card, refer to
the user's guide for the
optional card.
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