NEC Express5800 Series User Manual page 156

Chapter 3 Setup
Category
Use Wake on LAN
Boot
(WOL)
Enable X2APIC
feature
your OS.
Security Set a password
Restrict bootup by
entering password
Security To make Intel(R)
TXT(Trusted
Execution
Technology), which is
needed for
tboot(Trusted Boot),
enabled
156
Description
Set enable or disable of (a) and (b) below.
When using the built-in network controller,
the setting in (b) is not reflected.
(a) System Configuration > (Network
device) > NIC Configuration - Wake On
LAN
(b) System Configuration > BIOS/Platform
Configuration (RBSU) > System Options >
Server Availability - Wake-On LAN
When performing WOL from OS shutdown,
set the followings since the setting OS of (a)
has a priority.
Windows OS:
Device Manager > Device used for WOL
under the network adapter > Advanced –
Set Enable PME to Enable. Set it to Disable
to disable WOL.
Advanced > Processor Configuration >
according to
X2APIC > Disabled *1
・Disable X2APIC for the following OS.
－ Windows Server 2012
－ Windows Server 2012 R2
－ Windows Server 2016
－ VMware ESXi 6
－ VMware ESXi 6.5
Set your password in System Configuration >
BIOS/Platform
Server Security - Set Admin Password
Set your password in System Configuration >
BIOS/PlatformConfiguration
Server Security
Password
Install optional TPM kit and set to Enabled in
System Configuration
Configuration (RBSU) > Server Security -
Intel (R) TXT Support.
Express5800/R120h-1E User's Guide
To be changed
Configuration (RBSU) >
(RBSU) >
using Set Power On
> BIOS/Platform
2. Description on System Utility
(4/5)
Remark
If you connect UPS via
RS232C, make console
redirection setting invalid
from System Utility (set to
Disabled in BIOS Serial
Console Port).
The setting must be done in
compliance with the checklist
before setup in the
installation guide of your OS
For Windows: [Chapter 1
Installing Windows]
If you set your password,
your are prompted to enter
the password from the next
time you start System Utility
If you set your password,
your are prompted to enter
the password from the next
time you start the system
Do not disable TPM with the
TPM management module
after setting [TXT Support] to
[Enabled] to start OS. You
may not be able to change
[TPM Support] and [TXT
Support].
In that case, execute [F7:
Load Defaults].