NEC EXP805 User Manual page 238

Chapter 3 Setup
Category
Restrict System
Security
Utilities operations
with a password
Restrict bootup by
entering password
To make Intel(R)
TXT(Trusted
Execution
Technology), which is
needed for
tboot(Trusted Boot),
enabled
UPS When the server is
Powerlink supplied with power
from UPS, always turn
on the power.
If it is turned off by
using POWER switch,
leave it OFF even
when UPS supplies
power.
Keep the power OFF
even when UPS
supplies power.
*1 The factory setting is that "the Boot Mode menu" is set as "UEFI" and "the X2APCI menu" is set as "Enabled".
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Description
Set your password in System Configuration >
BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) > Server
Security - Set Admin Password
Set your password in System Configuration >
BIOS/PlatformConfiguration (RBSU) > Server
Security using Set Power On Password
Install optional TPM kit and set to Enabled in
System Configuration > BIOS/Platform
Configuration (RBSU) > Server Security - Intel
(R) TXT Support.
Set to Always Power On in System
Configuration > BIOS/Platform Configuration
(RBSU) > System Options > Server
Availability - Automatic Power-On
Set to Restore Last Power Stats in System
Configuration > BIOS/Platform Configuration
(RBSU) > System Options > Server
Availability - Automatic Power-On
Set to Always Power Off in System
Configuration > BIOS/Platform Configuration
(RBSU) > System Options > Server
Availability - Automatic Power-On
Express5800/R120h-2M (2nd-Gen) User's Guide
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2. Description on System Utility
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Remark
If you set your password,
your are prompted to enter
the password from the next
time you start System
Utility
If you set your password,
your are prompted to enter
the password from the next
time you start the system
Do not disable TPM with
the TPM management
module after setting [TXT
Support] to [Enabled] to
start OS. You may not be
able to change [TPM
Support] and [TXT
Support].
In that case, execute [F7:
Load Defaults].
To connect the UPS to the
serial port, set [Disabled]
for the settings below.
1. Set to Disabled in
System Configuration >
BIOS/Platform
Configuration (RBSU) >
System Options > Serial
Port Options > BIOS
Serial Console and EMS -
BIOS Serial Console Port.
2. Set to Disabled in
System Configuration >
BMC Configuration Utility
> Setting Options - Serial
CLI Status.