HP Xw460c - ProLiant - Blade Workstation Manuel utilisateur

HP BIOS Serial Console

User Guide

July 2004 (First Edition)

Part Number 372432-001

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HP BIOS Serial Console User Guide

July 2004 (First Edition)

Part Number 372432-001

Audience Assumptions

This document is for the person who installs, administers, and troubleshoots servers and storage

systems. HP assumes you are qualified in the servicing of computer equipment and trained in

recognizing hazards in products with hazardous energy levels.

Contents

Console Redirection Overview 5

Purpose.................................................................................................................................................5

Introduction..........................................................................................................................................5

BIOS Serial Console Overview................................................................................................6

EMS Support Overview............................................................................................................6

Initialization .........................................................................................................................................6

Connectivity.........................................................................................................................................6

Console Redirection Features ..............................................................................................................6

HP BIOS Serial Console/EMS Support Settings and Configuration 9

RBSU and BIOS Serial Console Configuration...................................................................................9

Virtual Serial Port...................................................................................................................10

Terminal Emulation Support ..................................................................................................11

Baud Rate ...............................................................................................................................14

Port Settings............................................................................................................................14

Keystroke Emulation..........................................................................................................................15

Escape Sequences ..............................................................................................................................15

Character Translations in VT100 Mode.............................................................................................17

Operating System Support .................................................................................................................17

Emergency Management Services .....................................................................................................18

Linux Red Hat 7 Serial Console Settings...........................................................................................19

Linux Red Hat 7 ATA Driver Settings ...................................................................................20

Linux Red Hat 7 NIC Driver Settings ....................................................................................20

Linux Red Hat 7 Services Configuration................................................................................20

Terminal Emulation Programs 20

Microsoft HyperTerminal Setup ........................................................................................................21

Acronyms and Abbreviations 29

Index 33

Console Redirection Overview

In This Section

Purpose ...........................................................................................................................................5

Introduction ....................................................................................................................................5

Initialization....................................................................................................................................6

Connectivity ...................................................................................................................................6

Console Redirection Features.........................................................................................................6

Purpose

The purpose of console redirection is to provide the capability to remotely

manage a server in a headless environment. Through BIOS Serial Console

redirection, you can see POST messages, navigate option ROM (such as ORCA)

setup menus, and use RBSU through a serial connection to the server COM port.

The local keyboard and monitor are no longer required to set up or configure the

system. The remote server setup and configuration can also be performed

remotely through the terminal server, iLO Management Processor, or RILOE

board. Some OSs support console redirection as well.

IMPORTANT: For documentation purposes, the local server refers to

the one that you are remotely configuring. Though this local server does

not require a keyboard and monitor, you will need a keyboard and

monitor on the system you are using to enter BIOS Serial Console

commands.

NOTE: This document is designed to provide information for BIOS

Serial Console on any compatible server. It is generic in nature and

therefore may contain options that are not valid on all servers.

Introduction

Two separate technologies enable console redirection. The first, BIOS Serial

Console, is the focus of this document and can be enabled in the ROM. The other

is console redirection through the OS, such as EMS support, and requires OS

support and ROM support.

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BIOS Serial Console Overview

BIOS Serial Console can be enabled in RBSU. By default, BIOS Serial Console

is disabled.

EMS Support Overview

EMS support is a Microsoft® feature for the Windows® Server 2003 OS, which

is enabled by default in the OS, but which also must be enabled in the system

ROM. By default, EMS support is disabled for ML and DL servers, and is

enabled for BL servers.

Refer to "Operating System Support (on page 17)" for more information about

using supported OSs.

Initialization

BIOS Serial Console initialization occurs during power-up or system reset,

before the first message is displayed on the screen.

Connectivity

A null modem cable should be connected to one of the serial ports on the server

for console redirection. Be sure to connect the cable to the serial port that

corresponds to the correct COM port on which BIOS Serial Console is enabled.

The default COM port is COM 1 for systems with BIOS Serial Console enabled

by default. This setup can be configured in RBSU.

Refer to "RBSU and BIOS Serial Console Configuration (on page 9)" for COM

port settings.

Console Redirection Features

The following console redirection features are discussed in further detail in "HP

BIOS Serial Console/EMS Support Settings and Configuration (on page 9)":

Console Redirection Overview 7

• RBSU and BIOS Serial Console Configuration (on page 9)

− Terminal Emulation Support (on page 11)

− Baud Rate (on page 14)

− Port Settings (on page 14)

• Keystroke Emulation (on page 15)

− Escape Sequences (on page 15)

− Character Translation in VT100 Mode ("Keystroke Emulation" on page

15)

• Operating System Support (on page 17)

− Emergency Management Services (on page 18)

− Linux Red Hat ("Linux Red Hat 7 Serial Console Settings" on page 19)

• Terminal Emulation Programs (on page 20)

− Microsoft® HyperTerminal ("Microsoft HyperTerminal Setup" on page

21)

HP BIOS Serial Console/EMS Support

Settings and Configuration

In This Section

RBSU and BIOS Serial Console Configuration .............................................................................9

Keystroke Emulation ....................................................................................................................15

Escape Sequences.........................................................................................................................15

Character Translations in VT100 Mode .......................................................................................17

Operating System Support............................................................................................................17

Emergency Management Services................................................................................................18

Linux Red Hat 7 Serial Console Settings .....................................................................................19

RBSU and BIOS Serial Console Configuration

BIOS Serial Console supports console redirection of POST error messages and

configuration utilities and is disabled in the ROM by default. EMS support is

enabled in the OS by default, but also requires system ROM support. This section

takes you through RBSU configuration, basic OS initialization, and terminal

emulation for console redirection.

NOTE: On some newer servers, the BIOS Serial Console default will

be AUTO instead of disabled. During the boot process, the server will

check for the presence of a VT100 compatible client running at 9600

Baud connected to the server and automatically will enable the BIOS

Serial Console for that boot if one is found. This eliminates the need to

run RBSU with a local keyboard and monitor attached to enable the

BIOS Serial Console feature.

RBSU displays and modifies the system configuration settings of a server. The

figures in this section show settings for BIOS Serial Console options on the

RBSU menu. Except for the following figure, these screens are shown with

ANSI emulation.

Press the Enter key while BIOS Serial Console is selected on the RBSU main

menu to display the options.

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IMPORTANT: Settings take effect on the next RBSU-prompted reboot,

but you must disconnect and then reconnect for new settings to take

effect on both local and remote machines.

Virtual Serial Port

When enabled, Virtual Serial Port provides remote access through the iLO

management controller to BIOS Serial Console.

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