Fujitsu PRIMERGY B900 Reference Manual page 11

Power Status: The user can execute turn-on and shutdown actions of the
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server blade. There are 6 options available.
Server Blade Power Option
Power Restore Policy: Sets the behavior of the server blade after AC
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Fail.
Configuration
ASR (Automatic Server Restart): Enables/disables the Boot Watchdog timer and
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configures the action when it times out.
Boot Options: Selects the server blade LAN port for a PXE boot.
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Host Name: The user can enter a host name here which is also contained in the
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SNMP.
If the ServerView agents are installed on the server blade, the MMB takes
over the OS host name.
iRMC Address Configuration: Permits the address configuration of the
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associated iRMC. The "Activate Service Session" button enables you to back up
the current iRMC LAN parameters. You can restore these with "Deactivate
Service Session".
Setting value "0" for "VLAN ID" deletes the iRMC VLAN ID. If this is done
while the iRMC VLAN is enabled, the VLAN gets disabled and the VLAN ID
is deleted.
Mezzanine-2 MUX Configuration: This box enables the Mezzanine Card
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(Quad-Port Ethernet) in slot 2 of the server blade to be switched from the default
value bays 7/8 to bays 5/6 or 5/6/7/8.
The multiplexer (MUX for short) of this Mezzanine Card has four ports. With
the default, two ports (dual) lead to bay 7 and two to bay 8. These ports can be
switched over in pairs to bays 5/6 or singly to bay 5/6/7/8.
via the iRMC.
Best Performance: The iRMC sets the system's power
consumption behavior optimally with regard to performance.
Disabled: The iRMC has no option to set the system's power
consumption behavior. This can, for example, be the case when
the server blade is in "standby" status (no system boot) or when
an OS which offers no power management support (e.g. DOS)
was loaded.
power on: Turns on the server blade power.
graceful shutdown and off: Shuts down the operating system and
turns off the server blade.
graceful shutdown and power cycle: First shuts down the
operating system, then turns off the server blade, and after a
delay turns it on again.
hard reset: Resets the server blade.
NMI: Generates a nonmaskable interrupt.
hard power off: Turns off the system power, which is equivalent
to pressing the power button.
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