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Power-off Timeout
Specifies the time in seconds before the SOL Proxy gives up polling for the
managed system's power status. If the SOL Proxy issues the power off
command and the system does not power off within the specified interval, the
SOL Proxy returns with a message, indicating that the SOL Proxy was unable
to power off the system due to the timeout interval.
NOTE:
When Reboot and Activate Console Redirection is selected and power for
the remote managed system is on, a power off IPMI command is issued. The power
status is then continually monitored until the power status reports "off." If power
status remains "on" longer than this timeout period, Reboot and Activate Console
Redirection reports an error and returns to the top-level menu. This timeout value is
specified in seconds and can be changed during SOL Proxy installation.
For example:
power_off_timeout=60
Retry Interval
Specifies the period of time in seconds that the BMC waits before it tries to
resend a packet. The retry_interval unit is half a second. Therefore, a value of
2 means that the software waits one second for the BMC to respond before it
tries to resend the packet, a value of 4 means that it waits two seconds, and so
on. For example:
retry_interval=2
Retry Count
Specifies the maximum number of times that the software tries to resend a
packet if it does not receive a response from the BMC. Before each retry, the
software waits for the interval specified by the retry_interval parameter. For
example:
retry_count=10
User Interface
Specifies the default settings for SOL Proxy startup. The user can edit and set
this comment in the command or menu mode. For example:
user_interface=menu
Using the BMC Management Utility
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