Step 6 Connect To The Megarac K1 From A Client System; On Screen Display (Osd) Utility - American Megatrends MegaRAC K1 User Manual

Step 6 Connect to the MegaRAC K1 from a Client System

In order to connect to the MegaRAC K1, you must access the MegaRAC K1 from
another system on the same network. This document refers to this other system as the
client system. To do this, you must know the MegaRAC K1's IP address. If you have
installed the MegaRAC K1 on a network that uses DHCP, you can find out the
MegaRAC K1's IP address using the On Screen Display (OSD) utility.
Note: To get or set the IP address on your MegaRAC K1 locally, you can connect to it using the
RS-232 port on the K1 and a standard Telnet client (such as HyperTerminal). You can
also use the KSeek Utility. See Appendix B, KSeek Utility for more information.

On Screen Display (OSD) Utility

NAME NAME
IP IP
F2 MENU F2 MENU
The On Screen Display (OSD) is the best way to immediately determine the host name
and IP address assigned to your MegaRAC K1.
You can invoke OSD by depressing the <CTRL>, <ALT>, and <SHIFT> keys on your
keyboard simultaneously. Verify that the following is true before trying to enter the OSD
utility:
1
2
3
The MegaRAC K1 OSD screen appears on the monitor that is physically attached to the
MegaRAC K1's VGA Out port. It displays the current host name and IP address. You
now have enough information to access your MegaRAC K1.
Note: You can also set up the MegaRAC K1's network, user access, and firewall parameters.
See Appendix A, On Screen Display (OSD) for more information.
K1-VGA K1-VGA
:AI00.40.D9.XX.XX :AI00.40.D9.XX.XX
:XX.XX.XX.XX :XX.XX.XX.XX
F1 HELP F1 HELP
ESC EXIT ESC EXIT
Verify
Make sure that you are using the keyboard that is attached to the PS/2 port located on
your MegaRAC K1 device.
Make sure that you have the MegaRAC K1 connected to your host system correctly.
Make sure that your host system is powered on.
Chapter Two : Installing Your MegaRAC K1
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