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Windows EMS Console
The Windows EMS Console, if enabled, provides the ability to perform Emergency Management
Services in cases where video, device drivers, or other operating system features have prevented
normal operation and normal corrective actions from being performed.
iLO 2, however, enables you to use EMS over the network through a Web browser. Microsoft EMS
enables you to display running processes, change the priority of processes, and halt processes.
The EMS console and the iLO 2 Remote Console can be used at the same time.
The Windows EMS serial port must be enabled through the host system RBSU. The configuration
allows for the enabling or disabling of the EMS port, and the selection of the COM port. The iLO
2 system automatically detects whether the EMS port is enabled or disabled, and the selection of
the COM port.
To obtain the SAC> prompt, entering Enter might be required after connecting through the Virtual
Serial Port console.
For more information on using the EMS features, see the Windows Server 2003 documentation.
Virtual serial port raw mode
You can use the virtual serial port capability of iLO 2 to connect a Windows Kernel Debugger
from a remote client using WiLOD/jointfilesconvert/1469493/bg.exe. WiLOD/jointfilesconvert/1469493/bg.exe bypasses the decoding of bytes by the
iLO 2 firmware. After bypassing the decoding of bytes, the virtual serial port is in RAW mode
(unprocessed) and sent directly to the serial port.
The WiLOD/jointfilesconvert/1469493/bg.exe utility is executed on a client system with the Microsoft application WinDBG.exe
or KD.exe installed. When you execute WiLOD/jointfilesconvert/1469493/bg.exe, it establishes a virtual serial port connection
to iLO 2 and enables RAW mode. WiLOD/jointfilesconvert/1469493/bg.exe also automatically launches WinDBG.exe with
the appropriate switches necessary for WinDBG.exe to connect to the remote iLO 2 device.
To configure the server, you must configure the System RBSU:
1. To enable a virtual serial port, assign Virtual Serial Port a COM port from the System Options
menu.
2. Set BIOS Serial Console Port and EMS Console to Disable, or set it to the same port as an
embedded serial port.
3. Set the Microsoft Windows debug port to the same port as the virtual serial port. You can use
the bootcfg command or modify the boot.ini file.
Example using the bootcfg command:
At the command prompt on a Windows server, issue the following command:
Bootcfg /debug on /port com2 /baud 115200 /id 1
Example of a modified boot.ini file:
[boot loader]
timeout=5
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS
[operating systems]
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Windows
Debug (com2)" /fastdetect /debug /debugport=com2 /baudrate=115200
If the server is configured to boot into debug mode, and a normal virtual serial port connection
is established while the server is booting, several bytes of debug data are sent to the virtual
serial port client. To avoid this, do not boot the server into debug mode while a normal virtual
serial port connection is in use.
102 Using iLO 2
- HP Part Number: 394326-403 1
- Published: June 2012 1
- Edition: 1 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- Contents 5 5
- 6 Contents 6
- Contents 7 7
- 8 Contents 8
- Contents 9 9
- 1 Overview 11
- 14 Overview 14
- 16 Overview 16
- 2 Setting up iLO 2 17
- Connecting to the network 18
- Configuring the IP address 19
- Setting up user accounts 20
- Linux device driver support 22
- 3 Configuring iLO 2 24
- Upgrading iLO 2 firmware 25 25
- Licensing 26
- User administration 28
- Adding a new user 29
- 30 Configuring iLO 2 30
- Deleting a user 31
- Group administration 32
- Configuring iLO 2 access 33
- Wds\rdpwd\Tds\tcp\PortNumber 36
- Configuring iLO 2 access 37 37
- Access options 38
- Security 41
- Password guidelines 42
- Securing RBSU 42
- User accounts and access 43
- SSH key administration 44
- Security 45 45
- Two-factor authentication 46
- Security 47 47
- 48 Configuring iLO 2 48
- Security 49 49
- 50 Configuring iLO 2 50
- Directory settings 51
- 192.168.1.250, 192.168.1.251 52
- Encryption 53
- Encryption settings 54
- HP SIM single sign-on (SSO) 55
- Adding HP SIM trusted servers 56
- ◦ User – Login only 57
- Remote Console Computer Lock 58
- Network Settings 60
- Network 61 61
- 62 Configuring iLO 2 62
- Network 63 63
- DHCP/DNS Settings 64
- SNMP/Insight Manager settings 65
- 66 Configuring iLO 2 66
- Static IP bay configuration 68
- HP BladeSystem setup 70
- Connect Virtual Media screen 72
- Install Software screen 72
- 4 Using iLO 2 74
- System Information Summary 75
- Temperatures 76
- Processors 77
- 78 Using iLO 2 78
- Diagnostics 79
- Insight Agents 80
- Remote Console settings 81
- 82 Using iLO 2 82
- Remote console hot keys 83
- Supported hot keys 84
- IRC Fullscreen 85
- 86 Using iLO 2 86
- 88 Using iLO 2 88
- Using Console Capture 90
- Using HP iLO Video Player 90
- Acquiring the Remote Console 92
- Remote Console 93
- Recommended client settings 94
- Recommended server settings 95
- Text-based console after POST 96
- Textcons speed 500 97
- Textcons speed 500 delay 10 97
- Textcons speed 50 xlt 41 98
- 100 Using iLO 2 100
- Linux configuration example 101
- 102 Using iLO 2 102
- [ -t][ -u Username] 103
- Virtual media 104
- Virtual Media and Windows 7 105
- 106 Using iLO 2 106
- Virtual media 107 107
- 108 Using iLO 2 108
- Virtual media 109 109
- ◦ SLES 9 110
- Virtual folder 111
- Power management 112
- Server power settings 113
- 114 Using iLO 2 114
- Server power data 115
- Processor states 116
- Power efficiency 117
- Graceful shutdown 118
- Brown-Out recovery 119
- Rack View 120
- Enclosure information 122
- Power enclosure information 122
- Network component information 123
- Server POST tracking 123
- Enclosure bay IP addressing 125
- Web Administration 128
- 5 Directory services 130
- Active Directory preparation 132
- Schema-free scripted setup 133
- Schema-free setup options 134
- Schema-free nested groups 135
- Setting up directory services 136
- Schema documentation 137
- Directory services support 137
- Schema required software 137
- Schema installer 138
- Management snap-in installer 140
- 142 Directory services 142
- 144 Directory services 144
- Directory services objects 145
- HP Devices 146
- ◦ IP range 147
- ◦ DNS name 147
- 148 Directory services 148
- 150 Directory services 150
- 152 Directory services 152
- 154 Directory services 154
- Introduction 156
- Using existing groups 157
- Using multiple roles 157
- Restricting roles 158
- User restrictions 159
- DNS-based restrictions 160
- Using bulk import tools 161
- Compatibility 162
- Using HPLOMIG 163
- 164 Directory services 164
- 1.00iLO 2 165
- 166 Directory services 166
- Naming management processors 167
- 168 Directory services 168
- 170 Directory services 170
- Directory services schema 171
- Core classes 172
- Core attributes 172
- Core class definitions 172
- Core attribute definitions 173
- Lights-Out Management classes 175
- Integrating iLO 2 with HP SIM 178
- HP SIM functional overview 178
- Establishing SSO with HP SIM 178
- HP SIM status 179
- HP SIM links 179
- HP SIM systems lists 180
- HP SIM port matching 181
- 7 Troubleshooting iLO 2 182
- Event log entries 183
- JVM support 186
- Login issues 187
- 188 Troubleshooting iLO 2 188
- Firewall issues 189
- Proxy server issues 190
- 192 Troubleshooting iLO 2 192
- 194 Troubleshooting iLO 2 194
- Inactive IRC 196
- General guidelines 198
- Shared instances 200
- Cookie order behavior 200
- Diagnostic steps 202
- Testing SSL 204
- Resetting iLO 2 204
- Troubleshooting a remote host 205
- 8 Technical support 206
- HP contact information 207
- Before you contact HP 207
- Acronyms and abbreviations 208
- VRM voltage regulator module 210
- WS web services 210
- 212 Index 212
- 214 Index 214
- 216 Index 216
- 218 Index 218
- 220 Index 220
- 222 Index 222
- Virtual media, 104 224
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