Server Menu; Table 19. Server Menu - Intel SE7501BR2 - Server Board Motherboard Product Manual

Table 18. Security Menu (continued)
Feature
Secure Mode Timer
Secure Mode Hot
Key (Ctrl-Alt-)
Secure Mode Boot
Video Blanking
Power Switch
Inhibit
NMI Control

Server Menu

You can make the following selections from the Server Menu.
Table 19. Server Menu
Boot Priority
System Management
Console Redirection
Event Log Configuration
Fault Resilient Booting
Assert NMI on PERR
Assert NMI on SERR
FRB-2 Policy
POST and the BIOS Setup Utility
Choices Description
1 minute This option sets the number of minutes of PS/2 keyboard or mouse
2 minutes inactivity that are allowed before Secure Mode is activated. This
5 minutes option is only available if a User Password is configured.
10 minutes
20 minutes
60 minutes
120 minutes
[L]
Select the key combination (Ctrl-Alt-L or Ctrl-Alt-Z) to instantly put
[Z] the system into Secure Mode instead of waiting for the Secure
Mode Timer to time-out.
This option is only available if a User Password is configured.
Enabled When this option is enabled, the system will always boot directly
Disabled
into Secure Mode and the user must enter a password to unlock the
system. This option is only available if a User Password is
configured.
Enabled When enabled, the video is blank when the system is in Secure
Disabled Mode. A password is required to take the system out of Secure
Mode and restore the video. This option is only available if a User
Password is configured.
Enabled This option disables the power button on the front panel. When
Disabled enabled, pressing the power button has no effect.
Enabled
This option enables or disables NMI control through the Baseboard
Disabled Management Controller. The NMI button is located on the front
panel.
Device
<Enter>
<Enter>
<Enter>
<Enter>
Enabled
Disabled
Enabled
Disabled
Disable BSP
Do Not Disable BSP
Retry 3 Times
Disable FRB2 Timer
Description
Enters submenu.
Enters submenu.
Enters submenu.
Enters submenu.
When enabled, PCI bus parity errors (PERR) cause a
system NMI.
When enabled, PCI bus system errors (SERR) cause a
system NMI.
This option determines when the Boot Strap Processor
should be disabled if an FRB-2 error occurs.
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