Server security, Using bios security passwords – Gateway 9715 User Manual

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System administration

Server security

To prevent unauthorized use of the server, you can set BIOS startup passwords.

Using BIOS security passwords

Set up a supervisor password to prevent unauthorized access to the BIOS Setup utility. After
you create a supervisor password, you can set up a user password to prevent unauthorized
access to the server.

Control the
server

Boot flags (select from available boot
flags)

■

Set the flag — one time reboot

■

Reboot the system

Configure boot order

Power control

■

Power on

■

Power off (graceful or hard)

Power control

Control the power state by creating button
pushes — as if performed on the front panel
by the user.

Reset

Power control

IPMI control

■

Power on

■

Power off (graceful or hard)

IPMI control

Send the chipset a power control command.
The same functionality as if done over LAN
or by GSM.

IPMI command screen

■

Issue an IPMI command (text or hex)

Issue an IPMI command

Set up the server

Language selection (display loaded
language files)

Select the LCP display language

Status setup

■

Interval timing (set time to retrieve
status)

■

Subsystem mask (mask off
subsystems)

Set sensor refresh interval

Password setup

■

Password exists/does not exist

■

Create/change password

Password setup

Remote access rights

■

View (grant or deny)

■

Write (grant or deny)

■

Buttons (grant or deny)

Remote access control

Menu

Options

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