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[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.
Serial Port Configuration displays server configuration information, available serial ports, and virtual
serial port status. Status appears as:
• Available—The virtual serial port is not in use
• In use—Normal mode when the virtual serial port is connected normally
• In use—Raw mode when the WiLOD/jointfilesconvert/1469124/bg.exe utility is used to connect
When the virtual serial port is in use, the Disconnect button is enabled and can be used to terminate any
type of virtual serial port connection. Using the Disconnect features to terminate a virtual serial port
connection that was established using SSH completely disconnects the SSH connection and does not
return to the </>hpiLO-> prompt. A similar disconnect occurs if the virtual serial port connection is
established using telnet. If a remote serial connection applet is used to make the connection from a
browser, the applet is disconnected. The applet window must be closed and reopened to reestablish the
remote serial connection.
Using a remote Windows Kernel Debugger
To start a Windows® Kernel Debugger, you must launch the WiLOD/jointfilesconvert/1469124/bg.exe utility on a client system that
has Microsoft® WinDBG.exe or KD.exe installed, and then reboot the remote server into debug mode to
attach the debugger. WiLOD/jointfilesconvert/1469124/bg automatically launches WinDBG.exe or KD.exe. For example:
WiLOD/jointfilesconvert/1469124/bg <IP Address>[ -c CommandLine][ -e][ -k][ -p Password][ -s
SocketNumber][
-t][ -u Username]
If a parameter has whitespace in it, enclose it in quotes.
Required Parameters:
IP Address = <String>—is the IP Address in dot format or full UNC name. <String> is a series of
characters. Required parameters must occur in the order shown in the example.
Optional Parameters:
• -c CommandLine = <String>—Provides additional command line parameters to the selected
debugger. If there are embedded spaces or dashes (-) enclose them in quotation marks. <String> =
A series of characters.
• -e = <Boolean>—Turns on encryption for the communications link. Encryption only works with
the telnet option in this version. Default is disabled.
• -k = <Boolean>—Use KD instead of WinD/jointfilesconvert/1469124/bg. Default is to use WinD/jointfilesconvert/1469124/bg.
• -p Password = <String>—Sets the Password to use for iLO 2 login. If not provided, password
is requested. <String> is a series of characters.
• -s SocketNumber = <Integer>—Sets the socket number for connection to iLO 2.
SocketNumber must match the Raw Serial Data Port setting on the iLO 2 you are connecting to.
Socket 3002 is the default. <Integer> = [sign]digits.
- HP Integrated Lights-Out 2 1
- User Guide 1
- Intended audience 2
- Contents 3
- Operational overview 9
- Operational overview 11 11
- Operational overview 12 12
- • Microsoft® 14
- • Red Hat 14
- • SUSE 14
- Quick setup 15
- Preparing to setup iLO 2 15
- Connecting to the network 17
- Configuring the IP address 17
- Setting up user accounts 18
- Linux device driver support 21
- Configuring iLO 2 23
- Licensing 25
- User administration 27
- Adding a new user 28
- Deleting a user 30
- Group administration 31
- Configuring iLO 2 access 32
- • Windows Server® 2003 36
- • Windows Server® 2008 37
- • Windows® XP 37
- • Microsoft® Windows® XP 37
- Configuring iLO 2 38 38
- Access options 40
- Security 43
- Securing RBSU 44
- User accounts and access 45
- SSH key administration 46
- Configuring iLO 2 47 47
- Two-factor authentication 48
- Configuring iLO 2 51 51
- Configuring iLO 2 52 52
- Directory settings 53
- Configuring iLO 2 54 54
- Encryption 55
- Encryption settings 56
- HP SIM single sign-on (SSO) 57
- Setting up HP SIM SSO 59
- Remote Console Computer Lock 60
- Network 62
- • iLO 2 RBSU 64
- • The iLO 2 web interface 64
- • XML scripting 64
- DHCP/DNS Settings 66
- Enabling SNMP alerts 68
- Configuring iLO 2 69 69
- Static IP bay configuration 70
- Configuring iLO 2 72 72
- HP BladeSystem setup 73
- Connect Virtual Media screen 75
- Install Software screen 75
- • Speed 76
- • Duplex 76
- • IP Address 76
- • Subnet Mask 76
- Using iLO 2 77
- Using iLO 2 78 78
- System Information Summary 79
- Temperatures 80
- Processors 81
- Diagnostics 82
- Insight Agents 83
- Using iLO 2 84 84
- Remote Console settings 85
- Remote console hot keys 87
- Supported hot keys 87
- Using iLO 2 89 89
- Using iLO 2 90 90
- Using iLO 2 91 91
- Using iLO 2 92 92
- Shared Remote Console 94
- Using Console Capture 94
- Using HP iLO Video Player 95
- • Help 96
- Acquiring the Remote Console 97
- Remote Console 97
- Using iLO 2 98 98
- Recommended client settings 99
- Recommended server settings 99
- Using a Linux session 103
- Remote Serial Console 104
- • Windows® EMS console 104
- Linux configuration example 105
- Windows® EMS Console 106
- Using iLO 2 107 107
- Virtual media 108
- Virtual Media and Windows 7 109
- Using iLO 2 111 111
- Changing diskettes 113
- • MS-DOS 114
- • Linux 115
- Virtual folder 116
- Power management 117
- Server power settings 118
- Server power data 120
- Processor states 121
- Power efficiency 122
- Graceful shutdown 123
- Rack View 124
- • Rack name 125
- • Logged-in iLO Location 125
- • Selected Bay Location 125
- • Enclosure Details 125
- Enclosure information 126
- Power enclosure information 127
- Server POST tracking 128
- Enclosure bay IP addressing 129
- Using iLO 2 130 130
- • Dynamic Power 131
- Using iLO 2 132 132
- Web Administration 133
- Directory services 135
- Active Directory preparation 138
- Schema-free scripted setup 140
- Schema-free setup options 141
- Schema-free nested groups 141
- Directory services 142 142
- 1. Plan 142
- Schema documentation 144
- Directory services support 144
- Schema required software 144
- Schema installer 144
- Schema Preview 145
- Results 146
- Management snap-in installer 147
- Directory 150
- Directory services objects 152
- HP Devices 153
- • Time restrictions 154
- Time restrictions 155
- Directory services 156 156
- Directory services 157 157
- Role managed devices 161
- Members 162
- • DNS name 163
- Directory services 164 164
- Directory services 165 165
- Using existing groups 166
- Using multiple roles 167
- Restricting roles 168
- User restrictions 169
- Using bulk import tools 171
- • HP SIM utilities: 172
- Compatibility 173
- Using HPQLOMIG 174
- 176
- Naming management processors 178
- HP SIM functional overview 183
- Establishing SSO with HP SIM 184
- HP SIM links 185
- HP SIM systems lists 185
- HP SIM port matching 186
- Troubleshooting iLO 2 187
- Event log entries 188
- JVM support 192
- Login issues 192
- Troubleshooting iLO 2 193 193
- Firewall issues 195
- Proxy server issues 196
- Troubleshooting iLO 2 200 200
- Troubleshooting iLO 2 201 201
- Troubleshooting iLO 2 202 202
- Inactive IRC 203
- Troubleshooting iLO 2 204 204
- 3. Click View Objects 204
- General guidelines 205
- Troubleshooting iLO 2 206 206
- Shared instances 207
- Cookie order behavior 208
- Diagnostic steps 210
- Update Firmware DVD 211
- Testing SSL 212
- Resetting iLO 2 212
- Troubleshooting iLO 2 213 213
- Directory services schema 214
- Core attribute definitions 215
- Class name Assigned OID 218
- Technical support 221
- HP contact information 222
- Before you contact HP 222
- Acronyms and abbreviations 223
- Index 230 230
- Index 231 231
- Index 232 232
- Index 233 233
- Index 234 234
- Index 235 235
- Index 236 236
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