All settings in IMM-based servers are
configured through the IMM.
The settings are classified into groups.
The following groups of settings or firmware settings are supported.
Note: The
term "group" in this context refers to how the settings for a specific
subsystem are organized.
- uEFI - uEFI (BIOS) settings
- BootOrder - Boot-order configuration in uEFI
- iSCSI - iSCSI-supported settings (Boot-over-iSCSI settings)
- SYSTEM_PROD_DATA - User-configurable vital product data (VPD)
settings
In the setting syntax used to identify the corresponding group
of settings, the setting name is preceded by the corresponding group
name, as shown below:
group_name.setting_name
To set the external IP address in the
IMM, type the following
command:
asu set IMM.HostIPAddress 9.5.51.37
where IMM.HostIPAddress is
the IMMsetting that
is used to configure the IMM external
IP address. The setting is part of the IMM group.
Some
settings include an additional index, which is referred to in this
document as an "instance." The index is used to identify and set different
instances of the same setting when these are available.
To set the first instance of a number or login ID, type
the following command:
asu set IMM.LoginId.1 testid
where IMM.LoginId.1 is
the IMM setting
that is used to configure the first instance of a login account.