Page 1 User Documentation - ME1210 User Documentation - ME1210 ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 1...
Page 2 Table of contents Table of contents User Documentation - ME1210 Product description Revision history Warranty and support Safety and regulatory information Overview Specifications Platform components Product architecture Description of system access methods Recommended technical expertise Planning Environmental considerations Power consumption and power budget...
Page 3 Sending a BREAK signal over a serial connection Disabling sleep states in Linux Application notes Generating custom secure boot keys Provisioning custom secure boot keys Reference guides Supported Redfish commands Supported IPMI commands Document symbols and acronyms ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 3...
Page 4: Product Description
Platform The Kontron ME1210 high performance 1U edge server is a d istributed unit for wide temperature ranges . The ME1210 is used for RAN or multi- access edge computing (MEC). This platform has more cores, more memory and an increased density.
Page 5: Revision History
Elements related to BMC SNMP were added Page added to a section under Operating November Upgrading UEFI or BIOS using Redfish 2023 Power cycle the WHOLE system using Redfish Power cycle the WHOLE system using the Web UI ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 5...
Page 6: Warranty And Support
Disclaimer Kontron would like to point out that the information contained in this manual may be subject to alteration, particularly as a result of the constant upgrading of Kontron products. This document does not entail any guarantee on the part of Kontron with respect to technical processes described in the manual or any product characteristics set out in the manual.
Page 7: General Safety Warnings And Cautions
The presence of this logo on the product means it should not be disposed of as unsorted waste and must be collected separately. Dispose of this product according to the appropriate local rules, regulations and laws. WEEE directive logo WEEE directive logo ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 7...
Page 8: General Power Safety Warnings And Cautions
This product is marked cCSAus. Europe Europe This product complies with the Low Voltage Directive, 2014/35/EU and EN 62368-1. International International This product has a CB report and certificate to IEC 62368-1 . Electromagnetic compatibility Electromagnetic compatibility ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 8...
Page 9 Radio Equipment Directive 2014/53/EU, EN 301 489-1 and EN 303 413. International International This product complies with CISPR 32 Class A and CISPR 35. Japan Japan This product complies with VCCI Class A. Note for Japan AC input rating is 90-130 VAC. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 9...
Page 10 Overview Overview ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 10...
Page 11: Specifications
Specifications Specifications Table of contents ME1210 key hardware features ME1210 key software features ME1210 physical dimensions ME1210 packaging physical dimensions ME1210 shipping weights ME1210 environmental specifications ME1210 key hardware features ME1210 key hardware features Feature Feature Description Description Hardware platform High-performance server for radio access network (RAN) and multi-access edge computing (MEC) Rackmount, 1U height, 13.5 inches deep, 19 inches wide...
Page 12 Overall width: front mounting brackets included (2 times 17.2 mm [0.7 in]) 465 [18.3] Between rack mounting points Height 43.5 [1.7] max. Body Side clearance None Front clearance 100 [4] Recommended Rear clearance 70 [2.8] ME1210 packaging physical dimensions ME1210 packaging physical dimensions ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 12...
Page 13 Certain limitations may apply. These limitations could be the result of the operating temperature range of installed configurable components (e.g., SFP+ module, SSD and PCIe add-in card). Kontron only supports using SFP+ and SSD modules rated for an industrial operating temperature range (-40 º C to +85 º C).
Page 14: Platform Components
Platform front panel Platform front panel The ME1210 platform is available in two IO module options as shown below. The platform is also available with a DC or AC power supply. To simplify documentation, only the DC version is shown here.
Page 15 (right – green) State State No link On (no activity) 10Base-T link established Blinking (activity) Yellow On On (no activity) 100Base-TX link established Blinking (activity) Green On On (no activity) 1000Base-T link established Blinking (activity) ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 15...
Page 16 Link established at below maximum port speed (e.g. link is at 1Gbps on a 10Gpbs port) , no activity Blinking (green or amber based on port Activity speed) No link Power supply LEDs Power supply LEDs DC power supply DC power supply ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 16...
Page 17 Fault mode: Power supply fault detected as per PMBus STATUS_X reporting Platform fans Platform fans There are 8 fans inside the platform. Refer to Components installation and assembly for instructions on how to replace a fan. Platform label Platform label ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 17...
Page 18 The part number A description of the product including configurable options The manufacturing batch number Here is an example of the information that could be displayed: Kontron part # = 1069-1291 Kontron product name = ME1210BX-BCDDBXX ZZXX1234HH (XX) = 01A0001100 Relevant section:...
Page 19: Product Architecture
Block diagram Block diagram with Block diagram with the the Ethernet switch IO module option Ethernet switch IO module option Block diagram with the pass-through IO module option Block diagram with the pass-through IO module option ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 19...
Page 20: Internal Connections
Network planes Network planes The ME1210 platform provides: 3 network planes (management plane, control plane, data plane) 3 network planes Network Network Description Description Speed Speed Component Component planes planes (GbE) (GbE) access access Management The management plane carries platform administrative traffic. This plane is used to support plane hardware management, configuration and health/thermal/power monitoring.
Page 21 Internal connections with the p Internal connections with the p ass-through IO module option ass-through IO module option ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 21...
Page 22 Paths to the UEFI/BIOS options Paths to the switch network operating system (NOS) To configure, monitor and troubleshoot the ME1210 platform and its components, several interfaces can be used: Management interface (BMC) – through the management plane and the data plane of the platform Management interface (BMC) Operating system –...
Page 23 Initial switch NOS configuration Serial over LAN using SSH from a remote computer Serial over LAN using SSH from a remote computer NOS network interface configuration Accessible from the BMC management plane. Initial switch NOS configuration ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 23...
Page 24 Accessible from the data plane. SSH from the integrated server SSH from the integrated server Local access to the s witch NOS for control and Accessible locally from the server operating system. monitoring ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 24...
Page 25 It is recommended that you identify the appropriate upstream topology with the help of the IT/network personnel managing the upstream network hardware and configuration. This will facilitate the process down the road. IP addresses will also need to be assigned based on known MAC addresses, so appropriate IT expertise is required. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 25...
Page 26 Planning Planning ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 26...
Page 27: Environmental Considerations
Platform cooling and thermal management When powering up the ME1210 at the lower end of the extended temperature range, it is normal for the system to take some time for preheating before completing the initial boot sequence. Once powered up and in operation, the system will dissipate enough power to stay warm. The warm- up delay of the deep cold start is a rare event that could occur only at the initial power-up or after a power outage in a cold environment.
Page 28: Power Consumption Examples
System power consumption System power consumption The following ME1210 configuration was used to obtain the typical power consumption values shown in the table below: Xeon® D-2187NT processor Ethernet switch IO module with standard OCXO...
Page 29 Connection is link up with partner device 10GBASE-SR SFP+ Connection is link up with partner device If all the optional components are used and operate at maximum power, the system co uld exceed its maximum power consumption. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 29...
Page 30: Mac Addresses
Server This MAC address is used by the USB-LAN network connection between the integrated interface server and the BMC. This MAC address is for an internal connection, therefore all units use the same MAC address. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 30...
Page 31 Accessing the BMC network configuration menu Refer to Accessing the UEFI/BIOS for access instructions. Step_1 From the UEFI/BIOS menu, navigate to tab Server Mgmt Server Mgmt . Step_2 Select BMC network configuration BMC network configuration . ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 31...
Page 32 NOTE: When the platform is powered up after being shut off, NOTE: the UEFI/BIOS may load before the BMC has received its IP address. In this case, the UEFI/BIOS menu information will need to be refreshed by restarting the server and re-entering the UEFI/BIOS . ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 32...
Page 33: Pci Mapping
Intel Corporation Device a1c8 (rev 04) 00:1f.2 8086 a1a1 Memory controller Intel Corporation C620 Series Chipset Family Power Management Controller (rev 04) 00:1f.4 8086 a1a3 SMBus Intel Corporation C620 Series Chipset Family SMBus (rev 04) ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 33...
Page 34 System peripheral Intel Corporation Sky Lake-E CHA Registers (rev 04) 16:0f.5 8086 208e System peripheral Intel Corporation Sky Lake-E CHA Registers (rev 04) 16:0f.6 8086 208e System peripheral Intel Corporation Sky Lake-E CHA Registers (rev 04) ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 34...
Page 35 Intel Corporation Sky Lake-E DECS Channel 2 (rev 04) 64:0d.1 8086 2049 System peripheral Intel Corporation Sky Lake-E LM Channel 2 (rev 04) 64:0d.2 8086 204a System peripheral Intel Corporation Sky Lake-E LMS Channel 2 (rev 04) ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 35...
Page 36 8086 37cE Ethernet controller (switch) Intel Corporation Ethernet Connection X722 for 10GbE backplane (rev 04) Entries when Entries when Intel Intel ® ® QuickAssist Technology (QAT) enabled CPUs are not present QuickAssist Technology (QAT) enabled CPUs are not present ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 36...
Page 37 Intel Corporation Ethernet Connection X722 for 10GbE backplane (rev 04) b5:00.3 8086 37d3 Ethernet controller (pass- Intel Corporation Ethernet Connection X722 for 10GbE SFP+ (rev 04) through) 8086 37cE Ethernet controller (switch) Intel Corporation Ethernet Connection X722 for 10GbE backplane (rev 04) ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 37...
Page 38 Description, pinout and electrical characteristics of external connectors This section describes the following connectors and lists their pinouts and electrical characteristics: SMA GNSS RF input – available only on platforms with the Ethernet switch IO module ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 38...
Page 39 Suitable for use with 50 ohms to ground terminated loads: > 1.2 V < 0.3 V PPS rising edge (at SMA) aligned within ± 5 ns from internal time of day (ToD) counter Alarm connector Alarm connector ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 39...
Page 40 The serial port is electrically compatible to standard RS-232. External connector pinout: External connector pinout: Signal description Signal description Signal description Signal description SFP+ and SFP28 SFP+ and SFP28 Ethernet switch IO module option Ethernet switch IO module option ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 40...
Page 41 A cable length up to 100 meters is acceptable for intra-building connections if the installation conforms to Telcordia GR-1089 issue 6 for type 2 port with longitudinal lightning surge test exemption (section 4.5.3.1). USB interfaces USB interfaces ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 41...
Page 42: Dc Power Supply Input Connector
The AC power input has the following basic characteristics (refer to Murata documentation for component D1U54P-W-650-12-HB4C for more details): 90 to 264 VAC, 47 to 63 Hz Inrush limited (25 Apk) 80 plus platinum efficiency Includes surge protection (IEC 61000-4-5 class 3, 2kV) ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 42...
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Page 44 For a list of compatible components, refer to the Hardware compatibility list Optional adapter Optional adapter Item_1 RJ45 to DB9 serial adapter (Kontron P/N: 1015-9404) Component installation and assembly Component installation and assembly PCIe add-in card PCIe add-in card Refer to...
Page 45: Software Required
Panduit Hand Crimp Tool (638130400) Item_5 One 8 AWG ground cable based on the length required Item_6 One ground lug right angle, 8 AWG (Kontron P/N 1064-4226) Item_7 One hand crimp tool, Panduit CT-1700 Item_8 7 mm wrench or equivalent tool...
Page 46 PCI buses . Item_4 A community version of ipmitool ipmitool is installed on a remote computer and on the local server to enable remote monitoring —it is recommended to use ipmitool version 1.8.18. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 46...
Page 47 Platform, modules and accessories Platform, modules and accessories Relevant section: Relevant section: Components installation and assembly This section provides the complete list of compatible parts and components that can be ordered from Kontron. Description Description Kontron Kontron Illustration Illustration RJ45 to DB9 serial adapter...
Page 48: Hardware Compatibility List
DDR4-2666 64GB Active 1067-0159 *ME1210 supports DDR4 speeds of 2666 (one DIMM per channel) or 2400 (two DIMMs per channel). SFP and SFP+ industrial modules (-40°C to 85°C) SFP and SFP+ industrial modules (-40°C to 85°C) Modules shall be tested: With the pass-through IO module running CentOS 7.8 on the server...
Page 49: Installation
Configuring sensors Monitoring If components that do not support the ME1210 tempera ture range are installed, the customer is responsible to configure sensor thresholds and thermal management accordingly. Refer to [Content under creation] Configuring sensors and thermal parameters and Platform cooling and thermal management...
Page 50: Status Description
Operating system Operating system Status Status CentOS 7.8 VALIDATED VALIDATED RHEL 7.8 CERTIFIED CERTIFIED Kontron ME1210 - Certified Server - Red Hat Ecosystem Catalog Ubuntu 20.04 VALIDATED VALIDATED VMWare ESXi 7.0 IN PROCESS IN PROCESS ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 50...
Page 51 The platform features a Trusted Platform Module (TPM). Determine your requirement with regards to hardware-based, security-related functions. Refer to Configuring the TPM in section Configuring UEFI/BIOS options For more information on security features, contact Kontron. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 51...
Page 52: Getting Started
Getting started Getting started ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 52...
Page 53: Safety And Regulatory Information
This getting started section describes the network integration, platform access and operating system installation steps required to start operating an ME1210 platf orm equipped with one or two PCIe add-in cards provided b y the customer and o ne 128GB M.2 SATA drive, and used to leverage two segregated network links (one for the management/control plane and one for the data plane).
Page 54 This getting started section describes the network integration, platform access and operating system installation steps required to start operating an ME1210 platform equipped with one or two PCIe add-in cards provided by the customer and one 128GB M.2 SATA drive, and used to leverage two segregated network links (one for the management/control plane and one for the data plane).
Page 55 Panduit Hand Crimp Tool (638130400) Item_5 One 8 AWG ground cable based on the length required Item_6 One ground lug right angle, 8 AWG (Kontron P/N 1064-4226) Item_7 One hand crimp tool, Panduit CT-1700 Item_8 7 mm wrench or equivalent tool...
Page 56 One management/control plane IP address for the BMC Control plane and data plane IP addresses for the server One data plane IP address for the switch NOS in the case of an ME1210 with the Ethernet switch IO module option Software required...
Page 57 Installing one or two thermal probes for the PCIe add-in cards Installing one or two thermal probes for the PCIe add-in cards Locating the thermal probe connections Locating the thermal probe connections There are three thermal probe connectors on an ME1210. Location Location Reference designator...
Page 58 Configuring sensors and thermal parameters to configure thermal parameters. Connecting Connecting one or two PCIe add-in cards one or two PCIe add-in cards The maximum form factor of the optional PCIe add-in cards is full-height, three-quarter length (FH3/4L). ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 58...
Page 59 Step_4 Carefully insert the PCIe assembly into the unit and fasten the two thumbscrews (6 lbs-in torque). Connect the intrusion detection switch wire near the front of the chassis. Closing the chassis Closing the chassis ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 59...
Page 60 Using a T10 Torx screwdriver, tighten all the screws (6 lbs-in torque). Racking the platform Racking the platform Relevant section: Relevant section: Airflow Ensure there is no physical obstruction that would hinder proper airflow when choosing a location for the platform in the rack. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 60...
Page 61: Connecting The Network Cables
Connect one RJ45 cable to port 5 for the management and the control planes ( Srv 5 Srv 5 ). Step_2 Connect one SFP or SFP+ cable to switch port 1 for the data plane ( Sw 1 Sw 1 ). ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 61...
Page 62 Installation of this product must be performed in accordance with national wiring codes and conform to local regulations. Pliers may be used to bend the crimp lugs. Procedure Procedure ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 62...
Page 63 Parity: None Flow Control: None Recommended emulation mode: VT100+ NOTE: NOTE: PuTTY is recommended. Relevant sections: Relevant sections: Accessing the UEFI or BIOS Sending a BREAK signal over a serial connection Port location Port location ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 63...
Page 64 Step_5 The UEFI/BIOS setup menu is displayed. Accessing the BMC network configuration menu Accessing the BMC network configuration menu NOTE: NOTE: In an ME1210 platform, LAN channel 1 corresponds to port Srv 5, the RJ45 connector. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 64...
Page 65 The remote computer has access to the management network subnet. Relevant sections: Relevant sections: Default user names and passwords Accessing the switch NOS Procedure Procedure NOTE: NOTE: When using Serial over SSH, to quit the session press Enter Enter followed by ~ ~ . ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 65...
Page 66: Preparing For Operating System Installation
Web browser's documentation. NOTE: NOTE: The procedure may vary depending on the browser used. Examples provided use Firefox. Connecting to the Web UI of the BMC Connecting to the Web UI of the BMC ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 66...
Page 67 It is recommended to change the administrator password immediately after accessing the Web UI. Launching the KVM Launching the KVM The Web UI allows remote control of the server through a KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) interface. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 67...
Page 68 Add file to browse for the ISO file. Step_3 Click on Start Start to access virtual media from the Accessing the UEFI/BIOS setup menu Accessing the UEFI/BIOS setup menu Step_1 From the BMC Web UI, click on the Power Power button. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 68...
Page 69 “Entering Setup…”. Step_5 The UEFI/BIOS sign on screen displays “Entering Setup…”. NOTE: NOTE: It may take several seconds to display and enter the UEFI/BIOS setup menu. Step_6 The UEFI/BIOS setup menu will be displayed. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 69...
Page 70 LocalServer_OSPrompt:~# dmesg | grep -i fail dmesg | grep -i fail LocalServer_OSPrompt:~# dmesg | grep -i Error dmesg | grep -i Error LocalServer_OSPrompt:~# dmesg | grep -i Warning dmesg | grep -i Warning ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 70...
Page 71 Monitoring platform sensors Monitoring platform sensors Platform sensors can be monitored using various methods, including t he BMC Web UI. The key sensors to look at are the following: Temperature sensors Power sensors Relevant sections: Relevant sections: ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 71...
Page 72 Step_2 From the left-side menu, click on Hardware status Hardware status and then Sensors . Sensors Step_3 The sensor list will be displayed. Scroll down to see the list of sensors or use the dedicated search bar to filter the sensors. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 72...
Page 73 Mechanical installation and precautions Mechanical installation and precautions ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 73...
Page 74 Keep a part of your body (e.g. a hand) in contact with the metal chassis to dissipate the static charge while handling the electronic component. Avoid moving around unnecessarily. Use a ground strap attached to the front panel (with the bezel removed). Read and follow the safety precautions provided for a specific component by the manufacturer. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 74...
Page 75 Unboxing Unboxing What's in the box What's in the box The box includes one ME1210 multi-access edge computing 1U platform one ME1210 multi-access edge computing 1U platform . Step_1 Carefully remove the platform from its packaging. Step_2 Remove the plastic film from the platform. Failure to do so may affect platform airflow efficiency, thus resulting in poor Failure to do so may affect platform airflow efficiency, thus resulting in poor cooling capabilities.
Page 76: Opening The Enclosure
When handling components, follow the precautions described in section ESD protections Disconnect the power supply cord before servicing the product to avoid electric shock. If the product has more than one power supply cord, disconnect them all. Opening the enclosure Opening the enclosure ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 76...
Page 77 For the thermal probe part number, refer to Platform, modules and accessories (Optional) (Optional) Locating the thermal probe connection Locating the thermal probe connection There are three thermal probe connectors on an ME1210. Location Location Reference designator Reference designator Connector...
Page 78 NOTE: Step_3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 if two thermal probes must be installed. Refer to Configuring sensors and thermal parameters to configure thermal parameters. Installing a PCIe add-in card Installing a PCIe add-in card ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 78...
Page 79 PCIe add-in card software installation instructions. Installing an M.2 storage Installing an M.2 storage Up to two M.2 storage drives can be installed in an ME1210. For the list of tested M.2 storages, refer to Hardware compatibility list Locating the M.2 storage...
Page 80: Installing Dimms
Put the screw and washer back in place and tighten (2 lbs-in torque) . Installing DIMMs Installing DIMMs Up to eight DIMMs can be installed in an ME1210. For the list of tested DIMMs, refer to Hardware compatibility list Locating the DIMMs...
Page 81: Replacing Fans
Step_5 Visually inspect each lever to ensure they are fully closed and correctly engaged with the notches on the DIMM edge. (E) Replacing fans Replacing fans There are eight fans in an ME1210. Locating the fans Locating the fans ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com...
Page 82: Replacing The Rtc Battery
Step_2 Safely dispose of the battery. Step_3 With one hand, gently push the latch and insert a new battery with the other hand. Respect the appropriate orientation and polarity. Closing the enclosure Closing the enclosure ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 82...
Page 83 Place the cover onto the chassis. Step_2 Loosely fit all M3 flat head screws: 5 on top 8 per side (16 total) 7 in the back Using a T10 Torx screwdriver, tighten all the screws (6 lbs-in torque). ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 83...
Page 84 Airflow Airflow The ME1210 platform features a front to back airflow system. To optimize heat transfer, refer to the Specifications section for the ideal clearances. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 84...
Page 85: Rack Installation
Rack installation Rack installation Installing an ME1210 platform in a 19-in rack Installing an ME1210 platform in a 19-in rack Ensure there is no physical obstruction that would hinder proper airflow when choosing a location for the platform in the rack.
Page 86: Dc Power Supply Inlet
Material required Material required Kontron suggests using crimp lugs (ring or spade crimp lug, straight, isolated, UL94V-0) on the power cables. Connect the appropriate cable to the appropriate polarity. Use appropriate wire gauge for -48V DC and RTN based on cable specifications and local electrical code.
Page 87 The power supply cord(s) are the main disconnect device to AC power. The socket outlet(s) must be near the equipment and readily accessible for disconnection. The power supply cord(s) must be plugged into socket-outlet(s) that are provided with a suitable earth ground. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 87...
Page 88 When connecting an external antenna, proper grounding is required and additional surge protection may be required. Always refer to your local electrical code. This is a general installation guideline and users are encouraged to read the GNSS antenna installation best practices of the antenna suppliers. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 88...
Page 89 Always refer to your local electrical code . The platform includes surge protection for up to 1 kV. Step_5 Use a high quality, 50-ohm coaxial cable, such as LMR-400, from the grounding bloc and surge protector to the platform. This cable needs an SMA connection on the platform side. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 89...
Page 90 Accessing platform components Accessing platform components ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 90...
Page 91 NOTE: The procedure may vary depending on the browser used. Examples provided use Firefox. Access procedure Access procedure To obtain the list of default user names and passwords, refer to Default user names and passwords ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 91...
Page 92 Step_4 Log in to the BMC Web UI using the appropriate credentials. Step_5 You now have access to the management Web UI of the BMC. You can use the interface. Accessing a BMC using Redfish Accessing a BMC using Redfish ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 92...
Page 93 Accessing a BMC via the internal Redfish host interface BMC Redfish resources can be accessed locally by the integrated server using the internal, private, Redfish Host Interface. In the ME1210, this is implemented using a USB-LAN interface. Most modern Linux operating systems should have built-in support for this USB-LAN device.
Page 94 Access procedure Access procedure Step_1 From a remote computer that has access to the server OS through SSH, RDP or the platform serial port, enter the desired command. LocalServer_OSPrompt:~# ipmitool [IPMI command] ipmitool [IPMI command] ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 94...
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Page 96 An OS is installed. The BMC IP address is known. The remote computer has access to the management network subnet. Relevant sections: Relevant sections: Accessing a BMC Discovering platform IP addresses Platform power management Browser considerations Browser considerations ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 96...
Page 97 Web UI of this interface. Step_4 Log in to the BMC Web UI using the appropriate credentials. Step_5 You now have access to the management Web UI of the BMC. You can use the interface. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 97...
Page 98 The remote computer has access to the management network subnet. Redirection to the serial port is configured in the OS. NOTE: NOTE: If the OS was installed by Kontron, console redirection is enabled by default. Relevant sections: Relevant sections: Accessing a BMC...
Page 99 Step_4 Log in to the BMC Web UI using the appropriate credentials. Step_5 You now have access to the management Web UI of the BMC. You can use the interface. Launching the Web UI SOL console Launching the Web UI SOL console ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 99...
Page 100 NOTE: PuTTY is recommended for Windows environments and SSH is recommended for Linux environments. Redirection to the serial port is configured in the OS. NOTE: NOTE: If the OS was installed by Kontron, console redirection is enabled by default. Relevant sections: Relevant sections:...
Page 101 Access procedure Access procedure Step_1 Using the OS IP address, proceed with your preferred remote access method. Accessing an OS using a serial console (physical connection) Accessing an OS using a serial console (physical connection) ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 101...
Page 102 Recommended emulation mode: VT100+ NOTE: NOTE: PuTTY is recommended. Redirection to the serial port is configured in the OS. NOTE: NOTE: If the OS was installed by Kontron, console redirection is enabled by default. Port location Port location Access procedure Access procedure...
Page 103 NOTE: The procedure may vary depending on the browser used. Examples provided use Firefox. Access procedure Access procedure To obtain the list of default user names and passwords, refer to Default user names and passwords Accessing the BMC Web UI Accessing the BMC Web UI ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 103...
Page 104 SOL console SOL console button. Step_2 Press an arrow on the keyboard to refresh the console. The OS screen should be displayed. NOTE: NOTE: If the screen is not displayed, make sure that the dropdown ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 104...
Page 105 (use the browser refresh button or F5, which works in most browsers). After the refresh, the KVM should remain stable and functional until the next UEFI/BIOS reboot. Prerequisites Prerequisites The BMC IP address is known. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 105...
Page 106 Web UI of this interface. Step_4 Log in to the BMC Web UI using the appropriate credentials. Step_5 You now have access to the management Web UI of the BMC. You can use the interface. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 106...
Page 107 NOTE: It may take a few seconds for the UEFI/BIOS sign on screen to display the confirmation message “Entering Setup…”. Step_5 The UEFI/BIOS sign on screen displays “Entering Setup…”. NOTE: NOTE: It may take several seconds to display and enter the UEFI/BIOS setup menu. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 107...
Page 108 An SSH client tool is installed on the remote computer. NOTE: NOTE: PuTTY is recommended for Windows environments and SSH is recommended for Linux environments. Relevant sections: Relevant sections: Discovering platform IP addresses Common software installation Accessing a BMC Default user names and passwords ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 108...
Page 109 4 A community version of ipmitool is installed on a remote computer to enable remote monitoring—it is recommended to use ipmitool version 1.8.18. Relevant sections: Relevant sections: Discovering platform IP addresses Common software installation Access procedure Access procedure To obtain the list of default user names and passwords, refer to Default user names and passwords ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 109...
Page 110 UEFI/BIOS sign on screen to display. Step_5 The UEFI/BIOS sign on screen should display “Entering Setup…”. NOTE: NOTE: It will take several seconds to display and enter the UEFI/BIOS setup menu. Step_6 The UEFI/BIOS setup menu should be displayed. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 110...
Page 111 Data bits: 8 Stop bits: 1 Parity: None Flow Control: None Recommended emulation mode: VT100+ NOTE: NOTE: PuTTY is recommended. Relevant sections: Relevant sections: Common software installation Sending a BREAK signal over a serial connection ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 111...
Page 112 "Entering Setup…". Step_4 The UEFI/BIOS sign on screen displays "Entering Setup…". NOTE: NOTE: It will take several seconds to display and enter the UEFI/BIOS setup menu. Step_5 The UEFI/BIOS setup menu is displayed. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 112...
Page 113 NOTE: The procedure may vary depending on the browser used. Examples provided use Firefox. Access procedure Access procedure To obtain the list of default user names and passwords, refer to Default user names and passwords ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 113...
Page 114 Accessing the BMC of the server for which you want to access the NOS Accessing the BMC of the server for which you want to access the NOS To obtain the list of default user names and passwords, refer to Default user names and passwords ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 114...
Page 115 Step_4 Log in to the BMC Web UI using the appropriate credentials. Step_5 You now have access to the management Web UI of the BMC. You can use the interface. Launching the Web UI SOL console Launching the Web UI SOL console ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 115...
Page 116 Use the appropriate credentials to complete login to the NOS. Accessing the switch NOS CLI using SSH from a remote computer Accessing the switch NOS CLI using SSH from a remote computer Prerequisites Prerequisites ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 116...
Page 117 Access the integrated server operating system using the preferred method. Step_2 Using an SSH client tool, open an SSH session with the following parameter: Switch NOS IP address Log in the switch NOS CLI using the appropriate credentials. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 117...
Page 118 Discovering the platform BMC IP address using the UEFI or BIOS Discovering the platform BMC IP address using the UEFI or BIOS Accessing the UEFI/BIOS using a s Accessing the UEFI/BIOS using a s erial console (physical connection) erial console (physical connection) ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 118...
Page 119 Speed (Baud): 115200 Data bits: 8 Stop bits: 1 Parity: None Flow Control: None Recommended emulation mode: VT100+ NOTE: NOTE: PuTTY is recommended. Port location Port location Accessing the UEFI/BIOS setup menu Accessing the UEFI/BIOS setup menu ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 119...
Page 120 Front panel Srv 5 Internal server port 4 → switch port 16 * LAN channel 2 eth1 * The BMC can then communicate through SFP ports Sw 1 to 12, depending on switch configuration. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 120...
Page 121 The MAC address is known for the BMC interface connected to the network for which the IP address is required. Relevant section: Relevant section: MAC addresses (to find the first assigned BMC MAC address) Procedure Procedure ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 121...
Page 122 Ping the host name. RemoteComputer_OSPrompt:~$ ping ping NOS00A0A5D2E90A NOS00A0A5D2E90A Discovering the switch NOS IP address through the switch NOS serial console CLI Discovering the switch NOS IP address through the switch NOS serial console CLI Prerequisites Prerequisites ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 122...
Page 123 Linux DHCP server network interface name 172.16.211.126 172.16.211.126 IP address assigned to the device by the DHCP server IP address assigned to the device by the DHCP server 172.16.0.10 Linux DHCP server IP address ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 123...
Page 124: Default User Names And Passwords
User name Password Password admin ready2go Operating system Operating system The user name and password are application-specific. However, if Kontron provided an operating system, the credentials will be the following: User name User name Password Password root kontron UEFI/BIOS UEFI/BIOS No default password is set.
Page 125 Software installation and deployment Software installation and deployment ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 125...
Page 126 Step_3 If applicable, download the ISO file of the OS to be installed. For a list of known compatible operating systems, refer to Validated operating systems For information on components, refer to the PCI mapping ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 126...
Page 127 Operations and then on KVM KVM . Step_2 A new browser window opens and displays the virtual server screen. Mounting the operating system image via virtual media Mounting the operating system image via virtual media ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 127...
Page 128 From the BMC Web UI, click on the Power Power button. Step_2 From the Reboot server Reboot server section, select Orderly Orderly and then click on Reboot Reboot . Step_3 From the Operations Operations menu, click on KVM. KVM. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 128...
Page 129 NOTE: It may take several seconds to display and enter the UEFI/BIOS setup menu. Step_6 The UEFI/BIOS setup menu will be displayed. Selecting the boot order from boot override Selecting the boot order from boot override ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 129...
Page 130 Installing an OS on a server using PXE (Boot from LAN) Installing an OS on a server using PXE (Boot from LAN) Relevant sections: Relevant sections: Accessing the UEFI or BIOS Platform power management NOTE: NOTE: Using Boot from LAN requires a PXE server architecture. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 130...
Page 131: Usb Storage Device
Step_5 Choose the PXE option desired. Installing an OS on a server using a USB storage device Installing an OS on a server using a USB storage device Relevant sections: Relevant sections: Accessing the UEFI or BIOS Platform power management ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 131...
Page 132 Step_3 Power on the platform and access the UEFI/BIOS setup menu. Step_4 Navigate to the Save & Exit Save & Exit menu and then to the Boot Override Boot Override section. Step_5 Choose the USB option desired. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 132...
Page 133 Configure network interface controllers based on your requirements and network topology. NOTE: Interface names may change depending on the OS installed. However, parameters Bus:Device.Function stay the same for the NOTE: interface regardless of the operating system. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 133...
Page 134 LocalServer_OSPrompt:~# ipmitool mc info ipmitool mc info Operating system power management states Operating system power management states The ME1210 platform does not support power management states. Please refer to Disabling sleep states in Linux for more information. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com...
Page 135 By modifying the scripts provided below, the sensors can be renamed. Default platform sensor thresholds should not be changed. They have been set to ensure proper operation. Should you decide to change them, use caution as inappropriate settings could cause a property damage. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 135...
Page 136 Prerequisites Prerequisites An OS is installed. Access to the OS is required. Relevant sections: Relevant sections: Accessing the operating system of a server Configuring sensors and thermal parameters Sensor list Script example Script example ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 136...
Page 137 "Temp PCIe 2 mbox=60" > $sensor_daemon_pipe echo "Temp PCIe 2 mbox=60" > $sensor_daemon_pipe sleep 2 sleep 2 done done NOTE: NOTE: The scripts were tested with Ubuntu 20.04. They should work on any Linux system that supports Bash version 4.x+. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 137...
Page 138 Step_1 To verify if a specific PCIe add-in card can be registered in the virtual FRU, use the following command. RemoteComputer_OSPrompt:~# cur cur l -k -s --request GET --url l -k -s --request GET --url [ROOT_URL] [ROOT_URL] /redfish/v1/Managers/bmc /redfish/v1/Managers/bmc | jq | jq .Oem.Kontron.VirtualPcieFru .Oem.Kontron.VirtualPcieFru Adding a virtual FRU Adding a virtual FRU ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 138...
Page 139 RemoteComputer_OSPrompt:~# curl -k -s --request PATCH --url [ROOT_URL]/redfish/v1/Managers/bmc --header curl -k -s --request PATCH --url [ROOT_URL]/redfish/v1/Managers/bmc --header "'Content-Type: application/json'" --data "'Content-Type: application/json'" --data '{"Oem": {"Kontron": {"VirtualPcieFru": {"[PCIE_SLOT]": ""} } } } } } } ' ' '{"Oem": {"Kontron": {"VirtualPcieFru": {"[PCIE_SLOT]": ""} | jq | jq Step_2 Reboot the BMC to apply the changes.
Page 140: Required Software Tools
HTTP/FTP client tool used to navigate the Web API using a command-line tool. JSON viewer JSON viewer browser If the Redfish API is used through an Internet browser, a JSON viewer is recommended to make the output add-on human-readable. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 140...
Page 141 Configuring Configuring ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 141...
Page 142 Configuring and managing users Configuring and managing users ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 142...
Page 143: Privilege Levels
You must avoid symbols from the extended ASCII table as they are not managed by the IPMI tool. Using the Web UI Using the Web UI Refer to Accessing a BMC using the Web UI for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 143...
Page 144 The following procedures will be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for an external network connection. They can also be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for the internal Redfish host interface if the commands are initiated locally from the server operating system. Refer to Accessing a BMC using Redfish for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 144...
Page 145: Adding A User
You must avoid symbols from the extended ASCII table as they are not managed by the IPMI tool. You must avoid symbols from the extended ASCII table as they are not managed by the IPMI tool. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 145...
Page 146 The following procedures will be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for an external network connection. They can also be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for the internal Redfish host interface if the commands are initiated locally from the server operating system. Refer to Accessing a BMC using Redfish for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 146...
Page 147: Deleting A User
LocalServer_OSPrompt:~# ipmitool user enable ipmitool user enable [USER_ID] [USER_ID] Deleting a user Deleting a user Using the Web UI Using the Web UI Refer to Accessing a BMC using the Web UI for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 147...
Page 148 IOL. To use IOL, add the IOL parameters to the command: -I lanplus -H [BMC MNGMT_IP] -U [IPMI user name] -P [IPMI password] -C -I lanplus -H [BMC MNGMT_IP] -U [IPMI user name] -P [IPMI password] -C 17 17 . Users can't be deleted using ipmitool ipmitool . However, they can disabled. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 148...
Page 149 The following procedures will be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for an external network connection. They can also be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for the internal Redfish host interface if the commands are initiated locally from the server operating system. Refer to Accessing a BMC using Redfish for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 149...
Page 150 Step_3 Set the privilege level for each channel. LocalServer_OSPrompt:~# ipmitool channel setaccess [LAN_CHANNEL] [USER_ID] privilege=[PRIVILEGE_LEVEL] ipmitool channel setaccess [LAN_CHANNEL] [USER_ID] privilege=[PRIVILEGE_LEVEL] NOTE: The first and second user names of the user list are reserved fields and therefore can't be modified. NOTE: ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 150...
Page 151 (Optional) To make the change persistent, save running-config to startup-config. Adding a user Adding a user To preserve configurations, the current configuration needs to be saved to startup-config. Refer to Saving the current configuration using the Web ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 151...
Page 152 (Optional) To make the change persistent, save running-config to startup-config. Configuring privilege level Configuring privilege level To preserve configurations, the current configuration needs to be saved to startup-config. Refer to Saving the current configuration using the Web ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 152...
Page 153 Configuring privilege level Configuring privilege level Refer to Accessing the switch NOS for access instructions. To preserve configurations, the current configuration needs to be saved to startup-config. Refer to Saving the current configuration using the CLI ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 153...
Page 154 Step_2 To change the privilege level of a user, reconfigure the user and change its privilege level. LocalSwitchNOS_OSPrompt:~(config)# username [USERNAME] username [USERNAME] privilege [NEW_PRIVILEGE_LEVEL] password unencrypted [PASSWORD] privilege [NEW_PRIVILEGE_LEVEL] password unencrypted [PASSWORD] Step_3 (Optional) To make the change persistent, save running-config to startup-config. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 154...
Page 155: Configuring Date And Time
Configuring date and time Configuring date and time ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 155...
Page 156 Click on the Save settings Save settings button. Configuring the BMC date and time based on the NTP using the Web UI Configuring the BMC date and time based on the NTP using the Web UI ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 156...
Page 157 Redfish ROOT URL required for the internal Redfish host interface if the commands are initiated locally from the server operating system. Refer to Accessing a BMC using Redfish for access instructions. Manually configuring the BMC date and time using Redfish Manually configuring the BMC date and time using Redfish ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 157...
Page 158 Known limitation Known limitation Problem Problem When setting the system event log time with ipmitool ipmitool , multiple repeated System Event entries will be present in the SEL list. Solution Solution ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 158...
Page 159 This flag sets the command timeout to prevent multiple duplicated entry errors to be logged. LocalServer_OSPrompt:~# ipmitool sel time set ipmitool sel time set "[MM/DD/YYYY HH:MM:SS]" "[MM/DD/YYYY HH:MM:SS]" -N 5 -N 5 ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 159...
Page 160 Access the switch NOS CLI using one of the SSH methods described in section Accessing the switch NOS To preserve configurations, the current configuration needs to be saved to startup-config. Refer to Saving the current configuration using the CLI ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 160...
Page 161 Access the switch NOS Web UI. Refer to [Content under creation] Accessing the switch NOS using the switch NOS Web UI for access instructions. To preserve configurations, the current configuration needs to be saved to startup-config. Refer to Saving the current configuration using the Web ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 161...
Page 162 Access the switch NOS CLI using one of the SSH methods described in section Accessing the switch NOS To preserve configurations, the current configuration needs to be saved to startup-config. Refer to Saving the current configuration using the CLI ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 162...
Page 163 NOTE: This command sets the parameters for every year. No reprogramming needed. Step_4 Verify the time zone configuration. LocalSwitchNOS_OSPrompt:~(config)# exit exit LocalSwitchNOS_OSPrompt:~# show clock detail show clock detail Step_5 (Optional) To make the change persistent, save running-config to startup-config. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 163...
Page 164: Configuring Networking
Configuring networking Configuring networking ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 164...
Page 165 OS is installed OS is installed : Use Redfish. Refer to Accessing a BMC using Redfish for access instructions. Use the Web UI. Refer to Accessing a BMC using the Web UI for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 165...
Page 166 The following procedures will be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for an external network connection. They can also be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for the internal Redfish host interface if the commands are initiated locally from the server operating system. Refer to Accessing a BMC using Redfish for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 166...
Page 167: Configuring A Static Ip Address
[VALUE] Where [VALUE] can be on or off. Configuring a static IP address Configuring a static IP address This can be achieved : Using Redfish Using the BMC Web UI Using the UEFI/BIOS setup menu ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 167...
Page 168 [GATEWAY]"}]}' | jq Configuring Configuring a static IP address using the BMC Web UI a static IP address using the BMC Web UI Refer to Accessing a BMC using the Web UI for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 168...
Page 169 Configuring a static IP address using the UEFI/BIOS setup menu Configuring a static IP address using the UEFI/BIOS setup menu Refer to Accessing the UEFI or BIOS for access instructions. Accessing the BMC network configuration menu Accessing the BMC network configuration menu ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 169...
Page 170 In this case, the UEFI/BIOS menu information will need to be refreshed by restarting the server and re-entering the UEFI/BIOS . Configuring a static IP address using the UEFI/BIOS setup menu Configuring a static IP address using the UEFI/BIOS setup menu ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 170...
Page 171 IOL. To use IOL, add the IOL parameters to the command: -I lanplus -H [BMC MNGMT_IP] -U [IPMI user name] -P [IPMI password] -C -I lanplus -H [BMC MNGMT_IP] -U [IPMI user name] -P [IPMI password] -C 17 17 . Configuring a static IP address Configuring a static IP address ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 171...
Page 172 The following procedures will be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for an external network connection. They can also be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for the internal Redfish host interface if the commands are initiated locally from the server operating system. Refer to Accessing a BMC using Redfish for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 172...
Page 173 Configuring a dynamic IP address using the UEFI/BIOS setup menu Configuring a dynamic IP address using the UEFI/BIOS setup menu Refer to Accessing the UEFI or BIOS for access instructions. Accessing the BMC network configuration menu Accessing the BMC network configuration menu ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 173...
Page 174 In this case, the UEFI/BIOS menu information will need to be refreshed by restarting the server and re-entering the UEFI/BIOS . Configuring a dynamic IP address using DHCP Configuring a dynamic IP address using DHCP ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 174...
Page 175 NOTE: Depending on the existing infrastructure, it may take several seconds to gather an IP from the DHCP server. NOTE: Step_2 Verify that the configuration has changed. LocalServer_OSPrompt:~# ipmitool lan ipmitool lan print [LAN_CHANNEL] print [LAN_CHANNEL] NOTE: This is the BMC IP address ( BMC MNGMT_IP NOTE: BMC MNGMT_IP ). ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 175...
Page 176 Configuring a VLAN for a BMC network interface Configuring a VLAN for a BMC network interface Given the ME1210 architecture, if a VLAN is assigned to the eth1 eth1 BMC network interface, the 1/16 switch port should reflect the configuration. Ensure that the 1/16 port is a member of the assigned VLAN. Refer to...
Page 177 IOL. To use IOL, add the IOL parameters to the command: -I lanplus -H [BMC MNGMT_IP] -U [IPMI user name] -P [IPMI password] -C -I lanplus -H [BMC MNGMT_IP] -U [IPMI user name] -P [IPMI password] -C 17 17 . ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 177...
Page 178 The following procedures will be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for an external network connection. They can also be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for the internal Redfish host interface if the commands are initiated locally from the server operating system. Refer to Accessing a BMC using Redfish for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 178...
Page 179 [VLAN_ID] }' | jq }' | jq Removing a VLAN using Removing a VLAN using the BMC Web UI the BMC Web UI Refer to Accessing a BMC using the Web UI for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 179...
Page 180 Set the VLAN ID associated with an interface to off. off. LocalServer_OSPrompt:~# ipmitool lan set [LAN_CHANNEL] ipmitool lan set [LAN_CHANNEL] vlan id off vlan id off Configuring the integrated server Redfish host interface IP address Configuring the integrated server Redfish host interface IP address ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 180...
Page 181 Step_3 You can now access the BMC Redfish interface using the internal Redfish Host Interface IP address. The BMC IP address is always 169.254.0.17 169.254.0.17 . LocalServer_OSPrompt:~# curl -k https://[USER_NAME]: curl -k https://[USER_NAME]: [PASSWORD]@169.254.0.17/redfish/v1/[URL] [PASSWORD]@169.254.0.17/redfish/v1/[URL] ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 181...
Page 182 At least one UEFI network interface needs to be configured to perform a network boot. Refer to PCI mapping to map the Bus:Device.Function Bus:Device.Function attribute to the desired network interface. The help text should match the Bus:Device.Function Bus:Device.Function column. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 182...
Page 183 Save & Exit menu, go to Save Changes and Reset Save Changes and Reset and press Enter Enter . Configuring PXE network boot using the UEFI/BIOS menu Configuring PXE network boot using the UEFI/BIOS menu Enabling PXE support Enabling PXE support ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 183...
Page 184 Boot URI can be set explicitly, but it is very often transmitted by the DHCP server during the IP address selection process. Please consult your network administrator for information pertaining to your installation. Enabling HTTP boot support Enabling HTTP boot support ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 184...
Page 185 Save Changes and Reset and press Enter Enter to confirm and save the new boot order. The platform should boot using HTTP boot. Configuring UEFI network boot using Redfish Configuring UEFI network boot using Redfish Prerequisites Prerequisites ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 185...
Page 186 RemoteComputer_OSPrompt:~# curl -k -s --request GET --url [ROOT_URL] curl -k -s --request GET --url [ROOT_URL] /redfish/v1/Systems/system/Bios | jq /redfish/v1/Systems/system/Bios | jq .Attributes.NWSK000 .Attributes.NWSK000 Configuring PXE network boot using Redfish Configuring PXE network boot using Redfish Enabling PXE support Enabling PXE support ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 186...
Page 187 Reboot the server and wait for the reboot to complete. The platform should boot using PXE. Configuring HTTP network boot using Redfish Configuring HTTP network boot using Redfish NOTE: NOTE: The HTTP boot URI can not be set explicitly. Enabling HTTP boot support Enabling HTTP boot support ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 187...
Page 188 However, the UEFI/BIOS setup menus to configure VLANs are available only when the UEFI network services are active. Configuring VLANs for UEFI network boot using the UEFI/BIOS menu Configuring VLANs for UEFI network boot using the UEFI/BIOS menu ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 188...
Page 189 VLANs. Step_5 Repeat steps 1 to 4 to assign VLANs for another X722 10GbE interface, as needed. Step_6 Press F4 F4 to save changes and exit. Removing VLANs Removing VLANs ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 189...
Page 190 In the example, VLAN ID 2002 will be removed and VLAN ID 1001 will be kept. Step_3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 to remove VLANs in another X722 10GbE interface, as needed. Step_4 Press F4 F4 to save changes and exit. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 190...
Page 191 One such feature is packet forwarding decisions based on VLAN tag. In that context, IP addresses to communicate with the NOS are attached to a VLAN defined in the NOS database. The switch always has at least VLAN1 that can be assigned an interface. Refer to Configuring switch VLANs for procedures to add VLANs with the network operating system. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 191...
Page 192 Configuring a static IP address Relevant sections: Relevant sections: Configuring static routing Configuring DNS To preserve configurations, the current configuration needs to be saved to startup-config. Refer to Saving the current configuration using the Web ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 192...
Page 193 Configuring a dynamic IP address using DHCP Configuring a dynamic IP address using DHCP To preserve configurations, the current configuration needs to be saved to startup-config. Refer to Saving the current configuration using the Web ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 193...
Page 194 . interface Step_3 (Optional) To make the change persistent, save running-config to startup-config. Removing a NOS VLAN interface IP address Removing a NOS VLAN interface IP address This can be done using: Web UI ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 194...
Page 195 HTTPS configuration page Refer to Accessing the switch NOS using the switch NOS Web UI for access instructions. This page is used to configure the HTTPS settings and maintain the current certificate on the switch. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 195...
Page 196 When the value of this field is set to Enabled Enabled , the HTTP protocol is effectively disabled. Certificate Certificate Performs None : Nothing happens. None ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 196...
Page 197 Holds the URL. URL format: [PROTOCOL]://[USERNAME]:[PASSWORD]@[HOST_IP_ADDRESS]:[PORT] (Available [FILE_PATH] when the The protocols supported are HTTP, HTTPS, TFTP and FTP. Certificate Certificate For example: Upload Upload tftp://10.10.10.10/new_image_path/new_image.dat tftp://10.10.10.10/new_image_path/new_image.dat field is set http://username:password@10.10.10.10:80/new_image_path/new_image.dat http://username:password@10.10.10.10:80/new_image_path/new_image.dat to URL URL .) ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 197...
Page 198 If a self-signed certificate is used, the Web browser will display a warning message before you can access the page. If this is the case, click on Advanced. Advanced. Then click on the Proceed to [IP_ADDRESS] (unsafe) Proceed to [IP_ADDRESS] (unsafe) link. From the switch Web UI, perform the following steps. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 198...
Page 199 Step_5 The Certificate Status Certificate Status field will indicate that the certificate is present. Step_6 (Optional) To make the change persistent, save running-config to startup-config. Uploading a certificate from a URL Uploading a certificate from a URL ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 199...
Page 200 Save to confirm. Step_7 The Certificate Status Certificate Status field will indicate that the certificate is in present. Step_8 (Optional) To make the change persistent, save running-config to startup-config. Deleting an installed certificate Deleting an installed certificate ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 200...
Page 201 Mode field to Disabled Disabled . Step_3 Press Save Save to confirm. Step_4 (Optional) To make the change persistent, save running-config to startup-config. Configuring the interface for HTTPS only Configuring the interface for HTTPS only ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 201...
Page 202 Automatic Redirect field to Enabled Enabled . Step_5 Press Save Save to confirm. Step_6 (Optional) To make the change persistent, save running-config to startup-config. Configuring the interface for HTTP and HTTPS Configuring the interface for HTTP and HTTPS ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 202...
Page 203 Enabled Enabled beforehand. Switch secure HTTP Shows if a certificate is installed in the system. Presented certificate is Presented means that a certificate is installed and can be used for HTTPS encryption. presented ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 203...
Page 204 If a self-signed certificate is used, the Web browser will display a warning message before you can access the page. If this is the case, click on Advanced. Advanced. Then click on the Proceed to [IP_ADDRESS] (unsafe) Proceed to [IP_ADDRESS] (unsafe) link. From the network switch CLI: ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 204...
Page 205 Configuring the interface for HTTP only Configuring the interface for HTTP only If the interface is configured for HTTP only, the HTTPS Switch secure HTTP web server will be disabled and so will the Switch secure HTTP web redirection. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 205...
Page 206: Configuring Dns
NOTE: Only IPv4-based protocols have been tested and therefore no IPv6 protocols have been documented. Configuring the domain name Configuring the domain name Configuring the domain name using the CLI Configuring the domain name using the CLI ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 206...
Page 207 Save button. Step_4 (Optional) To make the change persistent, save running-config to startup-config. Configuring a DNS server Configuring a DNS server Configuring a DNS server using the CLI Configuring a DNS server using the CLI ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 207...
Page 208 Step_3 Click on the Save Save button. Step_4 (Optional) To make the change persistent, save running-config to startup-config. Configuring proxy DNS Configuring proxy DNS Configuring proxy DNS using the CLI Configuring proxy DNS using the CLI ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 208...
Page 209 IP Configuration , enable or disable proxy DNS by clicking on the DNS Proxy DNS Proxy checkbox. Step_3 Click on the Save Save button. Step_4 (Optional) To make the change persistent, save running-config to startup-config. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 209...
Page 210 Configuring BMC services Configuring BMC services ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 210...
Page 211 The following procedures will be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for an external network connection. They can also be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for the internal Redfish host interface if the commands are initiated locally from the server operating system. Refer to Accessing a BMC using Redfish for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 211...
Page 212 -k -s --request PATCH --url [ROOT_URL]/redfish/v1/Managers/bmc/NetworkProtocol --header 'Content-Type: application/json' --data [ROOT_URL]/redfish/v1/Managers/bmc/NetworkProtocol --header 'Content-Type: application/json' --data '{"CommunityString":"[STRING]"}' | jq '{"CommunityString":"[STRING]"}' | jq Configuring SNMPv3 remote management using the BMC Web UI Configuring SNMPv3 remote management using the BMC Web UI ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 212...
Page 213 Save Save button. NOTE: Both authentication and encryption keys need to be updated NOTE: to update any other user parameter. Configuring SNMPv3 remote management using Redfish Configuring SNMPv3 remote management using Redfish ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 213...
Page 214 Possible values for [ENC_PROT]: Possible values for [ENC_PROT]: CBC_DES CFB128_AES128 Allowable values for [AUT_KEY] and Allowable values for [AUT_KEY] and [ENC_KEY] [ENC_KEY] : : 8 char min, 20 max alphanumeric only 8 char min, 20 max alphanumeric only ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 214...
Page 215: Configuring The Snmp Traps
The following procedures will be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for an external network connection. They can also be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for the internal Redfish host interface if the commands are initiated locally from the server operating system. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 215...
Page 216 RemoteComputer_OSPrompt:~$ curl -k -s --request POST --url curl -k -s --request POST --url [ROOT_URL]/redfish/v1/EventService/Subscriptions [ROOT_URL]/redfish/v1/EventService/Subscriptions -- -- header 'Content-Type: application/json' --data '{"Destination": "snmp://[SERVER]:[PORT]", "SubscriptionType": header 'Content-Type: application/json' --data '{"Destination": "snmp://[SERVER]:[PORT]", "SubscriptionType": "SNMPTrap", "Protocol": "SNMPv2c"}' | jq "SNMPTrap", "Protocol": "SNMPv2c"}' | jq ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 216...
Page 217: Configuring The Switch
Configuration and then Save startup-config Save startup-config . Click on Save Configuration Save Configuration to confirm the change. From the switch NOS CLI: LocalSwitchNOS_OSPrompt:~(config-if)# end LocalSwitchNOS_OSPrompt:~# copy running-config startup-config copy running-config startup-config Help tools Help tools ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 217...
Page 218 Switch NOS port mapping The following table lists the physical ports of the Ethernet switch of an ME1210 with the appropriate IO module. Note that, in the switch NOS, physical ports are a category of interfaces. The port designation is used in CLI commands, denoted by [INTERFACE_ID] [INTERFACE_ID] below, to monitor or configure the corresponding port.
Page 219 Step_3 Exit configuration mode and reboot the switch NOS to make the new configuration effective. LocalSwitchNOS_OSPrompt:~(config)# end LocalSwitchNOS_OSPrompt:~# reload cold reload cold Verifying link status Verifying link status Link status can be verified using: The CLI ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 219...
Page 220 Access the switch NOS Web UI. Refer to Accessing the switch NOS for access instructions. To preserve configurations, the current configuration needs to be saved to startup-config. Refer to Saving the current configuration using the Web ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 220...
Page 221 Access the switch NOS CLI. Refer to Accessing the switch NOS for access instructions. To preserve configurations, the current configuration needs to be saved to startup-config. Refer to Saving the current configuration using the CLI ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 221...
Page 222 Accessing the switch NOS for access instructions. Step_1 From the left-side menu, select Monitor Monitor , VLANs VLANs and then Membership Membership . The VLAN port membership should be displayed. Creating a VLAN Creating a VLAN ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 222...
Page 223 Access the switch NOS Web UI. Refer to Accessing the switch NOS for access instructions. To preserve configurations, the current configuration needs to be saved to startup-config. Refer to Saving the current configuration using the Web ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 223...
Page 224 Access the switch NOS Web UI. Refer to Accessing the switch NOS for access instructions. To preserve configurations, the current configuration needs to be saved to startup-config. Refer to Saving the current configuration using the Web ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 224...
Page 225: Configuring Static Routing
Access the switch NOS Web UI. Refer to Accessing the switch NOS for access instructions. To preserve configurations, the current configuration needs to be saved to startup-config. Refer to Saving the current configuration using the Web ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 225...
Page 226: Managing The Switch Configuration
Step_3 Click on Save Save . Step_4 (Optional) To make the change persistent, save running-config to startup-config. Managing the switch configuration Managing the switch configuration The switch configuration can be managed using: The CLI ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 226...
Page 227 Restoring the default configuration using the Web UI Restoring the default configuration using the Web UI Step_1 From the left-side menu, select Maintenance Maintenance and then Factory Factory Defaults . Defaults Step_2 Press on the Yes Yes button to confirm the choice. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 227...
Page 228: Configuring Synchronization
Integrated GNSS receiver Integrated GNSS receiver Factory configuration Factory configuration The NEO-M9N GNSS receiver is configured during platform manufacturing. The following minimal configurations are performed to ensure it operates properly with the Ethernet switch NOS. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 228...
Page 229 Select USB Configuration USB Configuration . Step_3 Select USB HS (IO Board USB2) USB HS (IO Board USB2) and ensure its status is set to Enable Enable Configuring the antenna delay Configuring the antenna delay ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 229...
Page 230 LTCs for clock instances 1 to 3 will have their frequencies determined by that master. NOS Web UI NOS Web UI NOS CLI NOS CLI Creating a switch NOS PTP instance Creating a switch NOS PTP instance ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 230...
Page 231 Configuring the switch as a telecom grandmaster using the CLI Configuring the switch as a telecom grandmaster using the CLI Log in to the switch NOS CLI. Refer to Accessing the switch NOS for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 231...
Page 232 Configuring the switch as a telecom grandmaster using the Web UI Log in to the switch NOS CLI. Refer to Accessing the switch NOS for access instructions. Step_1 From the left-side menu, select Configuration Configuration and then ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 232...
Page 233 Slave State Slave State is in the desired state. NOTE: The desired "Slave state" status NOTE: to be attained is PHASE_LOCKED PHASE_LOCKED . Interim steps that can be displayed are FREQ_LOCKING , FREQ_LOCKED FREQ_LOCKING FREQ_LOCKED and ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 233...
Page 234: Table Of Contents
Configuring the switch as a telecom boundary clock using the CLI Configuring the switch as a telecom boundary clock using the CLI Log in to the switch NOS CLI. Refer to Accessing the switch NOS for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 234...
Page 235: Freq_Locking , Freq_Locked
Log in to the switch NOS Web UI. Refer to Accessing the switch NOS for access instructions. Step_1 From the left-side menu, select Configuration Configuration then . Click, on the Add New PTP Clock Add New PTP Clock button. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 235...
Page 236 LinuxPTP NOTE: NOTE: A recent version of LinuxPTP is required for G.8275.1 support, version 3.1 is used here. It must be downloaded and compiled since Linux distributions may only offer older versions in package repositories. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 236...
Page 237 G.8275.portDS.localPriority 128 network_transport L2 network_transport L2 domainNumber 24 domainNumber 24 [eno1] [eno1] Step_3 Run ptp4l. Server_OSPrompt:~# ./linuxptp/ptp4l -f g8275_client.conf ./linuxptp/ptp4l -f g8275_client.conf Synchronizing the integrated server system time Synchronizing the integrated server system time Prerequisite Prerequisite ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 237...
Page 238: Configuring Synchronous Ethernet
Synchronization of the integrated server's switch ports (interfaces 1/13-1/16) is not relevant since the platform clocking architecture achieves this automatically. Configuring synchronous Ethernet using the CLI Configuring synchronous Ethernet using the CLI Log in to the switch NOS CLI. Refer to Accessing the switch NOS for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 238...
Page 239 Step_5 (Optional) To make the change persistent, save running-config to startup-config. Configuring synchronous Ethernet using the Web UI Configuring synchronous Ethernet using the Web UI Log in to the switch NOS Web UI. Refer to Accessing the switch NOS for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 239...
Page 240 Interfaces 1/3-1/12 can be used by link partners requiring a SyncE source and expecting SSM status information. Step_4 Click on the Save Save button. Step_5 (Optional) To make the change persistent, save running-config to startup-config. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 240...
Page 241 Enter to confirm and save the new boot order. Enter Overriding the boot order Overriding the boot order This is a non-persistent option to allow booting to a specific device while maintaining the normal boot order. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 241...
Page 242 Step_4 Navigate to the Save & Exit Save & Exit menu, go to Save Changes and Exit Save Changes and Exit and press Enter Enter to confirm. Performing an HDD Security Freeze Lock Performing an HDD Security Freeze Lock ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 242...
Page 243 Lock . Lock Step_2 Navigate to the Save & Exit Save & Exit menu, go to Save Changes and Exit Save Changes and Exit and press Enter to confirm. Enter Configuring the TPM Configuring the TPM ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 243...
Page 244 This option changes the behavior of the green power LED. Refer to Platform components for behavior information. Refer to Platform resources for customer application for information on how to control this behavior from your application. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 244...
Page 245 Disable . This will effectively disconnect the I210 Ethernet controller from the server. Disabling USB ports Disabling USB ports NOTE: NOTE: Enabling or disabling platform USB ports may cause the system to malfunction. Proceed with caution. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 245...
Page 246 UEFI/BIOS configuration attributes. There are two steps to changing a UEFI/BIOS option: 1. Collect the option information 2. Change the option Obtaining the UEFI/BIOS attributes registry Obtaining the UEFI/BIOS attributes registry ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 246...
Page 247 At each boot, the UEFI/BIOS firmware sends its current UEFI/BIOS configuration to the BMC. If the UEFI/BIOS is configured from another source (for example, the UEFI/BIOS menu), the updated UEFI/BIOS options are sent automatically to the BMC. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 247...
Page 248 -k-s --request GET --url [ROOT_URL] [ROOT_URL] /redfish/v1/Systems/system/Bios /redfish/v1/Systems/system/Bios | jq | jq NOTE: NOTE: The pending configuration at /redfish/v1/Systems/ /redfish/v1/Systems/ system system /Bios/SD /Bios/SD will be removed at the end of the configuration process. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 248...
Page 249 'Content-Type: application/json' --data '{ "Boot": { "BootSourceOverrideTarget": "[BOOT_DEVICE]", 'Content-Type: application/json' --data '{ "Boot": { "BootSourceOverrideTarget": "[BOOT_DEVICE]", "BootSourceOverrideEnabled": " "BootSourceOverrideEnabled": " [ [ OVERRIDE_TYPE OVERRIDE_TYPE ] ] " } }' " } }' | jq | jq ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 249...
Page 250 (for the URLs required to change thresholds and the SENSOR_NAME) Configuring sensor thresholds Configuring sensor thresholds Refer to Accessing a BMC using Redfish for access instructions. NOTE: NOTE: Sensor thresholds that are not populated by default can neither be populated nor configured. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 250...
Page 251 A start point offset from threshold is an offset applied to the "Upper non-critical + Threshold offset" to start the fans at a lower temperature value. This ensures a smoother curve from minimal fan speed before getting to the Upper non-critical threshold. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 251...
Page 252 RemoteComputer_OSPrompt:~# curl -k curl -k [ROOT_URL] [ROOT_URL] /redfish/v1/Managers/bmc -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X /redfish/v1/Managers/bmc -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X PATCH -d '{ "Oem": { "Kontron": {"Discrete": {"TelcoAlarm_Logging":"[STATUS]"}}}}' PATCH -d '{ "Oem": { "Kontron": {"Discrete": {"TelcoAlarm_Logging":"[STATUS]"}}}}' Possible values for parameter [STATUS] [STATUS] are: YES –...
Page 253 " " [SENSOR_ID]" [SENSOR_ID]" [THRESH_TYPE] [THRESH_TYPE] [VALUE] [VALUE] Supported THRESHOLDS are: unr = upper non-recoverable ucr = upper critical unc = upper non-critical lnc = lower non-critical lcr = lower critical lnr = lower non-recoverable ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 253...
Page 254 Operating Operating ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 254...
Page 255 Power power operations Power status icon at the top of the page. Step_2 Click on the desired power action button. Step_3 Click the Confirm Confirm button to continue. The platform will perform the power action. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 255...
Page 256 A BMC reboot can be executed using: BMC Web UI Redfish Rebooting the BMC using the Web UI Rebooting the BMC using the Web UI Refer to Accessing a BMC using the Web UI for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 256...
Page 257 NOTE: This procedure applies only to a platform equipped with the Ethernet switch IO module. NOTE: NOTE: Make sure all changes to the configuration are saved prior to rebooting the switch NOS. Refer to Configuring the switch ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 257...
Page 258 Step_2 Click on the Full system power cycle Full system power cycle button and then confirm. Step_3 Wait for the system to boot. It may take a moment. Full system power cycle using Redfish Full system power cycle using Redfish ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 258...
Page 259 Execute the following command to power cycle the full system. RemoteComputer_OSPrompt:~$ curl -k -s --request POST --url curl -k -s --request POST --url [ROOT_URL] [ROOT_URL] /redfish/v1/ /redfish/v1/ Managers Managers /bmc/Actions/Oem/Kontron/KontronManagerExt.FullSystemPwrCycle /bmc/Actions/Oem/Kontron/KontronManagerExt.FullSystemPwrCycle Step_2 Wait for the system to reboot. It may take a moment. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com...
Page 260 The following procedures will be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for an external network connection. They can also be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for the internal Redfish host interface if the commands are initiated locally from the server operating system. Refer to Accessing a BMC using Redfish for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 260...
Page 261 The following procedures will be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for an external network connection. They can also be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for the internal Redfish host interface if the commands are initiated locally from the server operating system. Refer to Accessing a BMC using Redfish for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 261...
Page 262 Token-based Redfish authentication can also reduce BMC response time. Prerequisites Prerequisites The BMC IP address is known. An HTTP client tool is installed on the remote computer. Creating a session token Creating a session token ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 262...
Page 263 -k -s --request GET --url https:// https:// [ [ BMC MNGMT_IP BMC MNGMT_IP ] ] /redfish/v1/UpdateService /redfish/v1/UpdateService -- -- header 'X-Auth-Token: [ [ TOKEN header 'X-Auth-Token: TOKEN ] ] ' ' | jq | jq ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 263...
Page 264: System Inventory
Access the BMC Web UI. Refer to Accessing a BMC using the Web UI for access instructions. Step_1 From the left-side menu of the BMC Web UI, select Overview Overview . The FRU information should be displayed. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 264...
Page 265 Collecting the BMC, UEFI and FPGA firmware versions using the BMC Web UI Collecting the BMC, UEFI and FPGA firmware versions using the BMC Web UI Access the BMC Web UI. Refer to Accessing a BMC using the Web UI for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 265...
Page 266 The following procedures will be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for an external network connection. They can also be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for the internal Redfish host interface if the commands are initiated locally from the server operating system. Refer to Accessing a BMC using Redfish for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 266...
Page 267 Collecting hardware configuration information Hardware configuration information might be required to make the proper board health diagnostics. The following list contains basic examples of information that could help the Kontron support team. Power supply type (AC or DC) Product IO board configuration...
Page 268 IOL. To use IOL, add the IOL parameters to the command: -I lanplus -H [BMC MNGMT_IP] -U [IPMI user name] -P [IPMI password] -C -I lanplus -H [BMC MNGMT_IP] -U [IPMI user name] -P [IPMI password] -C 17 17 . ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 268...
Page 269 LocalServer_OSPrompt:~# ipmitool fru print ipmitool fru print Power supply types: Power supply types: AC PSU: M1877 DC PSU: ME1210-PSU-DC Collecting product IO module information Collecting product IO module information The product IO module information can be collected: Using the BMC Web UI...
Page 270 Use the following command to collect the FRU information. LocalServer_OSPrompt:~# ipmitool fru print ipmitool fru print IO module type: IO module type: Switchboard = ME1210-SW-X IOBoard = ME1210-IOS Collecting processor device information Collecting processor device information The processor device information can be collected: Using the...
Page 271 Collecting memory device configuration The memory device configuration can be collected: Using the BMC Web UI Using Redfish Collecting memory device configuration using the BMC Web UI Collecting memory device configuration using the BMC Web UI ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 271...
Page 272 The following procedures will be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for an external network connection. They can also be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for the internal Redfish host interface if the commands are initiated locally from the server operating system. Refer to Accessing a BMC using Redfish for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 272...
Page 273 -o, --output [FILE_NAME] [FILE_NAME] can be used to do this. Collecting the Ethernet switch running configuration Collecting the Ethernet switch running configuration The Ethernet switch running configuration can be collected: Using the switch NOS CLI ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 273...
Page 274 Step_1 Display versions. LocalSwitchNOS_OSPrompt:~# show version show version Collecting the Ethernet switch firmware version using the switch NOS Web UI Collecting the Ethernet switch firmware version using the switch NOS Web UI ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 274...
Page 275 Refer to Accessing the switch NOS using the switch NOS Web UI for access instructions. Step_1 From the left-side menu, select Monitor Monitor , System System and then Information Information ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 275...
Page 276 Monitoring Monitoring ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 276...
Page 277: Monitoring Sensors
For instructions on how to access the BMC, refer to Accessing a BMC Monitoring using the BMC Web UI Monitoring using the BMC Web UI Refer to Accessing a BMC using the Web UI for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 277...
Page 278 /Switchboard/Thermal | jq ".Temperatures" | jq ".Temperatures" NOTE: NOTE: Power supply sensors do not have a dedicated URL in Redfish. They will appear along with the ME1210 sensors according to their reading unit type. Viewing sensor Viewing sensor details details ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com...
Page 279 The Board Reset sensor will report the last reset cause in the system event log. Relevant sections: Relevant sections: Sensor list System event log Possible values (IPMI only) Possible values (IPMI only) The cause of the last board reset can only be found in the system event log entries. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 279...
Page 280 The following procedures will be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for an external network connection. They can also be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for the internal Redfish host interface if the commands are initiated locally from the server operating system. Refer to Accessing a BMC using Redfish for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 280...
Page 281 The BMC will register events indicating a heater status change. There are three heater sensors present in the platform: Heater CPU Heater PCIe1 (optional) Heater PCIe2 (optional) For information about the PCIe heaters, contact the Kontron support team. Refer to Support information Relevant sections: Relevant sections: Platform cooling and thermal management - Behavior upon startup at temperatures below 0°C...
Page 282 However, a reset event does not clear the BMC health status. Currently, the only supported way of restoring the BMC health status is by clearing the system event log using Redfish or the BMC Web UI (IPMI cannot be used for that purpose). Kontron recommends exporting the system event log before clearing it.
Page 283 Display the Jumpers Status sensor values using the following command. RemoteComputer_OSPrompt:~$ curl -k -s --request GET --url [ROOT_URL]/redfish/v1/ curl -k -s --request GET --url [ROOT_URL]/redfish/v1/ Managers/bmc | jq Managers/bmc | jq .Oem.Kontron.Discrete .Oem.Kontron.Discrete Monitoring Jumpers Status sensor using IPMI Monitoring Jumpers Status sensor using IPMI...
Page 284 However, a restoration event does not clear the BMC health status. Currently, the only supported way of restoring the BMC health status is by clearing the system event log using Redfish or the BMC Web UI (IPMI cannot be used for that purpose). Kontron recommends exporting the system event log before clearing it.
Page 285 Possible values are: 0x0080 for a closed contact 0x0080 0x0180 for an open contact 0x0180 NOTE: NOTE: The number of TelcoAlarms depends on the platform used. In this example, the platform has 7. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 285...
Page 286: Sensor List
Sensor type code Event/Reading type code Event/Reading type code , refer to Interpreting sensor data ME1210 sensors ME1210 sensors ME1210 sensors are always present regardless of the platform hardware configuration. Unit-based sensors Unit-based sensors Fan sensors Fan sensors Sensor name Sensor name...
Page 287 (0x01) Based) Temp Temperature near VDDQ_AB switcher Temperature 0x01 (Threshold VDDQ_AB (0x01) Based) Temp Temperature near VDDQ_DE switcher Temperature 0x01 (Threshold VDDQ_DE (0x01) Based) Temp Temperature near V_3V3_SUS switcher Temperature 0x01 (Threshold V_3V3_SUS (0x01) Based) ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 287...
Page 288 Event/Reading type code Event/Reading type code [SENSOR_ID] [SENSOR_ID] Humidity Relative humidity at air inlet Other Units-based sensor (0x0B) 0x01 (Threshold Based) Discrete sensors Discrete sensors For information about discrete sensors, refer to Discrete sensor monitoring procedure ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 288...
Page 289: Power Supply Sensors
(0xD3) Power supply sensors Power supply sensors The power supply sensors will differ according to the power supply unit configuration of the platform. The ME1210 comes equipped with either a DC or an AC power supply unit. DC PSU sensors...
Page 290 0 ) IO module sensors IO module sensors The IO module sensors will differ according to the IO module configuration of the platform. The ME1210 comes equipped with either a p ass- through or an Ethernet switch IO module...
Page 291 Where <X> is the PCIe slot ID. T ACC100 TSDW Intel ACC100 FEC accelerator TSDW West temperature for Silicom P3iMB Temperature 0x01 (Threshold Based) S<X> PCIe add-in card (0x01) Where <X> is the PCIe slot ID. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 291...
Page 292: Maintenance
Maintenance Maintenance ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 292...
Page 293: System Event Log
Accessing the BMC SEL using the BMC Web UI Accessing the BMC SEL using the BMC Web UI Refer to Accessing a BMC using the Web UI for access instructions. Accessing the BMC system event log Accessing the BMC system event log ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 293...
Page 294 Exporting the BMC system event log Exporting the BMC system event log Step_1 Click on the Export all Export all button to download the system event log. Accessing the BMC SEL using Redfish Accessing the BMC SEL using Redfish ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 294...
Page 295 /v1/Systems/system/LogServices/EventLog/Actions/LogService.ClearLog | jq Step_2 Verify that the system event log was properly cleared. RemoteComputer_OSPrompt:~# curl -k -s --request GET --url curl -k -s --request GET --url [ROOT_URL] [ROOT_URL] /redfish /redfish /v1/Systems/system/LogServices/EventLog/Entries /v1/Systems/system/LogServices/EventLog/Entries | jq | jq ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 295...
Page 296 IOL. To use IOL, add the IOL parameters to the command: -I lanplus -H [BMC MNGMT_IP] -U [IPMI user name] -P [IPMI password] -C -I lanplus -H [BMC MNGMT_IP] -U [IPMI user name] -P [IPMI password] -C 17 17 . Accessing the BMC system event log Accessing the BMC system event log ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 296...
Page 297 The TelcoAlarms generated will set the BMC health status in a critical state. Currently, the only supported way of restoring the BMC health status is by clearing the SEL. Kontron recommends exporting the SEL before clearing it. Relevant sections: Relevant sections:...
Page 298 Clearing the NOS system event log Clearing the NOS system event log Step_1 Display the switch NOS event log. LocalSwitchNOS_OSPrompt:~# clear clear logging logging Step_2 The NOS system event log should be empty. LocalSwitchNOS_OSPrompt:~# show show logging logging ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 298...
Page 299 The following procedures will be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for an external network connection. They can also be executed using the Redfish ROOT URL required for the internal Redfish host interface if the commands are initiated locally from the server operating system. Refer to Accessing a BMC using Redfish for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 299...
Page 300 Step_1 Access the POST code logs using the following command. RemoteComputer_OSPrompt:~# curl -k -s --request GET --url curl -k -s --request GET --url [ROOT_URL]/redfish/v1/Systems/system/LogServices/PostCodes/Entries [ROOT_URL]/redfish/v1/Systems/system/LogServices/PostCodes/Entries | jq | jq ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 300...
Page 301 [SENSOR_ID]" Interpretation information Interpretation information Each sensor has a [Content under creation] Sensor type attribute and a [Content under creation] Sensor event/reading type attribute. For more information about IPMI sensors refer to the IPMI documentation. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 301...
Page 302 0Bh (Other Unit-based sensor) Report a sensor-specific unit. 18h (Chassis) Report the presence of an item in the chassis. C4h (Board Reset - Kontron OEM) Report the last restart/reboot source. D3h (Jumpers status - Kontron OEM) Reserved. 23h (Watchdog 2) General information about the IPMI watchdog.
Page 303: Component Replacement
Component replacement Component replacement Refer to Components installation and assembly for component replacement procedures. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 303...
Page 304: Backup And Restore
Backing up the switch NOS configuration Restoring the switch NOS configuration On an ME1210 platform, UEFI/BIOS firmware and settings as well as integrated switch NOS configurations can be backed up and restored. UEFI/BIOS firmware and setting backup UEFI/BIOS firmware and setting backup This section describes how to create a UEFI/BIOS firmware backup that includes the current UEFI/BIOS user settings and perform a restore from the backup created .
Page 305 The URL following the server IP address is a path relative to the user home folder provided ("~/"). To specify an absolute path, use a double slash after the IP address (e.g. scp://<SERVER_USERNAME>:<SERVER_PASSWORD>@<SERVER_IP>//<path/to/configfile>). Procedure Procedure Refer to Accessing the switch network operating system for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 305...
Page 306 The URL following the server IP address is a path relative to the user home folder provided ("~/"). To specify an absolute path, use a double slash after the IP address (e.g. scp://<SERVER_USERNAME>:<SERVER_PASSWORD>@<SERVER_IP>//<path/to/configfile>). Procedure Procedure Refer to Accessing the switch network operating system for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 306...
Page 307 This can be achieved by selecting Maintenance Maintenance , then Restart Device Restart Device from the left-side menu. Then, confirm that a restart is to be performed by clicking Yes Yes . ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 307...
Page 308 Redfish is the preferred interface for upgrading BMC firmware. Prerequisites Prerequisites The .tar .tar file provided by Kontron was downloaded on the remote computer. Access to the BMC Redfish interface is required. Relevant section: Relevant section: Accessing a BMC using Redfish...
Page 309 Upgrading the firmware of the BMC using the Web UI Upgrading the firmware of the BMC using the Web UI Prerequisites Prerequisites The .tar .tar file provided by Kontron was downloaded on the remote computer. Access to the BMC Web UI is required. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 309...
Page 310 NOTE: For the upgrade to work, the upgrade image version must be different from the one running on the BMC. In other words, it is not possible to upgrade with the same version. Relevant sections: Relevant sections: Description of system access methods Accessing a BMC FPGA firmware can be upgraded: Using Redfish Using the Web UI ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 310...
Page 311 Redfish is the preferred interface for upgrading FPGA firmware. Prerequisites Prerequisites The .tar .tar file provided by Kontron was downloaded on the remote computer. Access to the BMC Redfish interface is required. Relevant section: Relevant section: Accessing a BMC using Redfish...
Page 312 Upgrading the firmware of the FPGA using the Web UI Prerequisites Prerequisites The .tar .tar file provided by Kontron was downloaded on the remote computer. Access to the BMC Web UI is required. Relevant section: Relevant section: Accessing a BMC using the Web UI...
Page 313 Accessing the UEFI or BIOS Procedure Procedure Step_1 From another computer, extract the archive content provided by Kontron to a USB storage device. The startup.nsh startup.nsh file should be located directly in the root folder of the USB storage device.
Page 314 Step_1 ower on the platform or reboot the integrated server. Access the operating system. Step_2 Once the archive is downloaded to the platform, extract the archive content provided by Kontron on the Linux OS installed on the platform . Step_3 Copy the content of the archive to the /boot/efi /boot/efi directory.
Page 315 Upgrading the UEFI/BIOS firmware using the Web UI Prerequisites Prerequisites The web package ( .tar.gz ) .tar.gz provided by Kontron was downloaded on the remote computer. Access to the BMC Web UI is required. Relevant section: Relevant section: Accessing a BMC using the Web UI ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com...
Page 316 Upgrading the UEFI/BIOS firmware using Redfish Prerequisites Prerequisites The web package ( .tar.gz ) .tar.gz provided by Kontron was downloaded on the remote computer. Access to the BMC Redfish interface is required. Relevant section: Relevant section: Accessing a BMC using Redfish Backing up the UEFI/BIOS...
Page 317 Prerequisites A server configured for the desired protocol is available and accessible from the switch NOS. The . itb itb upgrade file provided by Kontron was downloaded on the server. The NOS configuration has been backed up. Relevant section: Relevant section:...
Page 318 Prerequisites Prerequisites Access to the switch NOS Web UI is required. The . itb itb upgrade file provided by Kontron was downloaded on the remote computer. Relevant Relevant section: section: [Content under creation] Accessing the switch NOS using the switch NOS Web UI...
Page 319 Step_5 Once the upgrade is done, from the left-side menu, select Monitor Monitor , System System and then Information Information . Confirm that the Software Version Software Version corresponds to that of the .itb .itb file. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 319...
Page 320 Environmental considerations Sensor list Configuring sensors and thermal parameters The ME1210 platform can operate within an ambient temperature range of: -40°C to +65°C when using a DC PSU -5°C to +50°C when using an AC PSU Fans may not be running when the ambient temperature is below 10°C.
Page 321 To access the SEL using Redfish to see the events, refer to System event log Default temperature thresholds Default temperature thresholds To see temperature thresholds, refer to the instruc tions provide d in Monitoring sensors Configuring sensors and thermal parameters ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 321...
Page 322: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Troubleshooting ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 322...
Page 323 The platform BMC can create state log dumps. Creation of such dumps may be triggered autonomously by internal triggers and remotely. Remotely triggering the creation of a BMC state log dump using Redfish Remotely triggering the creation of a BMC state log dump using Redfish ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 323...
Page 324 RemoteComputer_OSPrompt:~$ curl -k -s --request GET -- curl -k -s --request GET -- url [ROOT_URL]/redfish/v1/Managers/bmc/LogServices/Dump/Entries url [ROOT_URL]/redfish/v1/Managers/bmc/LogServices/Dump/Entries Retrieving a BMC state log dump entry using Redfish Retrieving a BMC state log dump entry using Redfish ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 324...
Page 325 00A0A5D6402A = First MAC address attributed to the BMC/server. Value to be used to replace MAC_BASE. 00A0A5E1B934 00A0A5E1B934 = First MAC address attributed to the integrated Ethernet switch. Value to be used to replace SW_MAC_BASE. This is only present for a platform configured with the IO Ethernet switch module. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 325...
Page 326: Factory Default
Relevant sections: Description of system access methods Backup and restore Restoring default switch NOS settings using the CLI Restoring default switch NOS settings using the CLI Refer to Accessing the switch NOS for access instructions. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 326...
Page 327 Identify the ID ID of the user with the password to restore. LocalServer_OSPrompt:~# ipmitool user list [CHANNEL] ipmitool user list [CHANNEL] Step_2 Reset the password. LocalServer_OSPrompt:~# ipmitool user set ipmitool user set password [USER_ID] [NEW_PASSWORD] password [USER_ID] [NEW_PASSWORD] ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 327...
Page 328 LocalSwitchNOS_OSPrompt:~# copy copy % Saving 1859 bytes to flash:startup-config % Saving 1859 bytes to flash:startup-config running-config startup-config running-config startup-config Step_5 Reboot the NOS to make sure the configuration was applied correctly. LocalSwitchNOS_OSPrompt:~# reload cold reload cold ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 328...
Page 329: Support Information
Kontron's technical support team can be reached through the following means: By phone: 1-888-835-6676 By email: support-na@kontron.com Via the website: www.kontron.com For sales information, including current and future product options, please contact Kontron Sales Support in Canada through the following means: By phone: 1-800-387-4222 By email: gss-com@kontron.com ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com...
Page 330: Knowledge Base
Knowledge base Knowledge base ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 330...
Page 331 Sending a BREAK signal over a serial connection Sending a BREAK signal over a serial connection The documentation refers to the possibility of resetting a Kontron server using a special signal called BREAK BREAK . Wikipedia describes a break condition as something that "occurs when the receiver input is at the 'space' (logic low, i.e., '0') level for longer than some duration of time."...
Page 332 Verify enabled sleep states. LocalServer_OSPrompt:~# cat /sys/power/state cat /sys/power/state Disabling sleep states Disabling sleep states Step_1 Disable sleep states using systemd. LocalServer_OSPrompt:~# sudo systemctl mask sudo systemctl mask sleep.target suspend.target hibernate.target sleep.target suspend.target hibernate.target hybrid-sleep.target hybrid-sleep.target ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 332...
Page 333: Application Notes
Application notes Application notes ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 333...
Page 334 +x mkkeys.sh yum install sbsigntools-v0.9.2-1.x86_64.rpm efitools-v1.9.2-1.x86_64.rpm ./mkkeys.sh Step_2 The commands will generate a lot of files. You need the *.cer file to use in the provisioning procedure. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 334...
Page 335 Step_1 Access the UEFI Setup Utility by pressing F2 or DEL when the sign- on screen is displayed during boot. Step_2 Access the Secure Boot Secure Boot submenu from the Security Security tab. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 335...
Page 336 To replace the default Platform Key with your own, select Platform Platform Key(PK) . Key(PK) Step_5 Select Update Update from the pop-up window. Step_6 Select No No to load a key from an external media. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 336...
Page 337 Public Key Certificate . Step_10 Select Yes Yes to confirm Platform Key update. Step_11 Confirm that the update completed successfully. The table should now show that a key was added from an "External" Key Source. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 337...
Page 338 Follow steps 4 to 11 to add a new db entry. If the certificate was appended to the database, the Key Source will be "Mixed". Step_15 Select Save Changes and Exit Save Changes and Exit from the Setup Utility. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 338...
Page 339 To take advantage of the Secure Boot feature, make sure it is enabled in the Security → Secure Boot submenu. ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 339...
Page 340: Reference Guides
Reference guides Reference guides ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 340...
Page 341 Session service | /redfish/v1/SessionService | SessionService.v1_0_2 Collection of sessions | /redfish/v1/SessionService/Sessions | SessionCollection Information about a specified session | /redfish/v1/SessionService/Sessions/[SESSION_ID] | Session.v1_3_0 Task Service URLs Task Service URLs Task service | /redfish/v1/TaskService | TaskService.v1_1_4 Task collection | /redfish/v1/TaskService/Tasks | TaskCollection ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 341...
Page 342 Event service | /redfish/v1/EventService | EventService.v1_5_0 Collection of current event subscriptions | /redfish/v1/EventService/Subscriptions | EventDestinationCollection Miscellaneous URLs Miscellaneous URLs List of OEM JSON schemas and extensions | /redfish/v1/JsonSchemas Information about a specified JSON schema | /redfish/v1/JsonSchemas/[JSON_SCHEMA_NAME] ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 342...
Page 343: Supported Ipmi Commands
Sensor event commands Storage commands FRU information commands SDR repository commands SEL device commands Transport commands LAN device commands Serial over LAN commands Kontron OEM commands Application commands Application commands IPM device commands IPM device commands Net function Net function Command...
Page 344 Supported 0x06 0x47 Set User Password Command Supported 0x06 0x52 Master Write-Read Unsupported 0x06 0x58 Set System Info Parameters Supported 0x06 0x59 Get System Info Parameters Supported IPMI 2.0 specific commands IPMI 2.0 specific commands ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 344...
Page 345: Chassis Commands
Unsupported* 0x00 0x0B Set Power Cycle Interval Unsupported 0x00 0x0F Get POH Counter Unsupported* * * Commands are not rejected and can cause unpredictable behavior. Bridge commands Bridge commands Bridge management commands Bridge management commands ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 345...
Page 346 Set Event Destination Unsupported 0x02 0x32 Set Event Reception State Unsupported 0x02 0x33 Send ICMB Event Message Unsupported 0x02 0x34 Get Event Destination Unsupported 0x02 0x35 Get Event Reception State Unsupported Sensor event commands Sensor event commands ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 346...
Page 347: Storage Commands
Command name Command name Supported / Unsupported Supported / Unsupported 0x0a 0x10 Get FRU Inventory Area Info Supported 0x0a 0x11 Read FRU Data Supported 0x0a 0x12 Write FRU Data Supported SDR repository commands SDR repository commands ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 347...
Page 348: Transport Commands
Supported / Unsupported Supported / Unsupported 0x0c 0x22 Get SOL Configuration Parameters Supported 0x0c 0x21 Set SOL Configuration Parameters Supported Kontron OEM commands Kontron OEM commands Net function Net function Command Command Command name Command name Supported / Unsupported Supported / Unsupported...
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Page 350 Symbols Symbols The following symbols are used in Kontron documentation. DANGER indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury. WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
Page 351 Intelligent Platform Management Bus IPMI Intelligent Platform Management Interface Interrupt Request Line KB, Kbyte Kilobyte – 1024 bytes Keyboard Controller Style KEAPI Kontron Embedded Application Programming Interface Keyboard, Video, Mouse Local Area Network Light-Emitting Diode ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 351...
Page 352 Reliability, Availability, and Serviceability RDIMM Registered Dual In-Line Memory Module Remote Desktop Remote Management Module RoHS Restriction of Hazardous Substances Serial Attached SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) SATA Serial Advanced Technology Attachment SCSI Small Computer Systems Interface ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 352...
Page 353 Volts Alternating Current Volts Direct Current Verband Deutscher Electrotechniker (German Institute of Electrical Engineers) Video Graphics Array Vital Product Data vRAN Virtualized Radio Access Network Voltage Standby Watt WEEE Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Ω ME1210_User_Guide_June 2024 www.kontron.com // 353...

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