Lenovo RD220 - ThinkServer - 3798 User Manual page 18

Table 2. IMM actions (continued)
Link Action
System Settings View and change the IMM server
settings
Set the IMM clock
Enable or disable the USB in-band
interface
Login Profiles Configure the IMM login profiles
and global login settings
Alerts Configure remote alerts and
remote alert recipients
Configure Simple Network
Management Protocol (SNMP)
events
Configure alert settings
Serial Port Configure the IMM serial port
settings
Port assignments Change the port numbers of the
IMM protocols
Network Interfaces Configure the network interfaces
of the IMM
Network Protocols Configure the network protocols
of the IMM
Security Configure the Secure Sockets
Layer (SSL)
Enable Secure Shell (SSH) access
Configuration File Back up and restore the IMM
configuration
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Description
You can configure the server location and general
information, such as the name of the IMM, server timeout
settings, and contact information for the IMM, from the
System Settings page.
You can set the IMM clock that is used for time stamping
the entries in the event log.
You can enable or disable the USB in-band (or LAN over
USB) interface.
You can define up to 12 login profiles that enable access
to the IMM. You can also define global login settings that
apply to all login profiles, including enabling Lightweight
Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) server authentication
and customizing the account security level.
You can configure the IMM to generate and forward alerts
for different events. On the Alerts page, you can configure
the alerts that are monitored and the recipients that are
notified.
You can set the event categories for which SNMP traps
are sent.
You can establish global settings that apply to all remote
alert recipients, such as the number of alert retries and the
delay between the retries.
From the Serial Port page, you can configure the serial
port baud rate that is used by the serial redirection
function. You can also configure the key sequence that is
used to switch between the serial redirection and
command-line interface (CLI) modes.
From the Port Assignments page, you can view and
change the port numbers assigned to the IMM protocols
(for example, HTTP, HTTPS, Telnet, and SNMP).
From the Network Interfaces page, you can configure
network-access settings for the Ethernet connection on the
IMM.
You can configure Simple Network Management Protocol
(SNMP), Domain Name System (DNS), and Simple Mail
Transfer Protocol (SMTP) settings that are used by the
IMM from the Network Protocols page. You can also
configure LDAP parameters.
You can enable or disable SSL and manage the SSL
certificates that are used. You can also enable or disable
whether an SSL connection is used to connect to an LDAP
server.
You can enable SSH access to the IMM.
You can back up, modify, and restore the configuration of
the IMM, and view a configuration summary, from the
Configuration File page.