15. Select “Console Type” as <PC ANSI>.
16. Select “Flow Control” as <CTS/RTS + CD>, Hardware + Carrier Detect for modem use. Note if using
a null modem cable, this must be set to <CTS/RTS >.
17. Select <F10>, save and exit, the server will save the BIOS changes to NVRAM and reset.
EMP Console Set-up:
Workstation PC Hardware configuration used:
Toshiba* Portege 660CDT Laptop computer with Intel® Pentium® Processor, 133MHz, Microsoft*
Windows* 95 operating system, US Robotics* Megahertz* 56k PC card modem.
1. Install the modem and boot the system to the operating system.
2. Open “Start,” “Settings,” “Control Panels,” “Add New Hardware,” “Properties” and configure
modem speed for 19.2Kbps. This is necessary because there is no operating system on the server to
negotiate the modem speed with the client; and the operating code of the L440GX+ Baseboard
Management Controller (BMC) is optimized for 19.2Kbps.
3. Install the EMP Console utility on the target workstation system from the L440GX+ Server Board
Resource CD-ROM by running <setup.exe> from the EMP folder. If during the install process you are
asked: “Do you want to install an older file than you already have on the system?” Select <No>.Note: If
using Microsoft Windows NT* 4.0 with Service Pack 3 you must reinstall Service Pack 3 after the EMP
Console installation is complete. This procedure is also recommended anytime you install a significant
application after a Windows NT Service Pack has been installed.
4. When Installation is complete launch the EMP Console from the EMP Console Folder with the file
EMPConsole.exe.
5. Select the “Connect” icon and the preferred method, options:
- Direct - serial to serial connection to COM2 Port of the server
- Dial up (used in this example) – modem connection. First a server name and phone number must
be established in the EMP Console phone book. The server name in the EMP Console phone book does
not need to correspond with the actual server name.
6. Enter the password set in the server’s BIOS set-up. If the incorrect password is entered a security breach
attempt event is logged to the System Event Log. After three incorrect password attempts the user is
“locked out” for 30 seconds. If the password is forgotten, it may be cleared with the “Clear CMOS”
jumper on the Server Board. However, clearing CMOS (NVRAM) will clear all BIOS Set-up values,
including SCSI BIOS settings. Ensure you write down your server’s user configured BIOS settings prior
to clearing the CMOS with the jumper.
After connection is established all EMP functions allowed in server BIOS set-up are available.
Troubleshooting
This section is not intended to be a tutorial on repair and system troubleshooting. It is intended to provide
hints for the technician. If the problem system has just been assembled, a first step should be to check the
system against the assembly procedures in the printed L440GX+ Server Board “Quick Start Guide,” and the
electronic L440GX+ Server Board Product Guide provided on the L440GX+ Resource CD in the Server
Board kit, and on the Intel Corporation’s support website (see URL below).
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