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Configuration

Configuration settings are used to manage the SMM2 module.

Figure 1. Configuration
Configuration
There are twelve sections:

  • Firmware Update

  • SMTP

  • SNMP

  • PEF

  • Network Configuration

  • Time Setting

  • User Account

  • Account Security

  • Services

  • Web Certificate

  • NTP

  • Backup and Restore

Note
By pressing hardware reset button for more than four seconds, all settings (except for Time Setting) can be restored to out-of-factory default settings.
  • Firmware Update
    The firmware update process comes in two phases. During the firmware upload stage, users can choose the location where the firmware image is stored. SMM2 would check the image header information for validation.
  • SMTP/SNMP/PEF
    Configured SMTP and SNMP traps allow users to monitor the enclosure for selected events. SMTP/SNMP trap event types can be set on the PEF (Platform Event Filters) page.
  • Network Configuration
    You can modify the network parameters in Network Configuration.
  • Time Setting
    This page is used to configure system time.
  • User Account
  • Account Security
    Advanced account security setting allows you to set different values based on the following rules.
  • Services
    You can configure different HTTPS ports for connection, enable/disable IPMI service state, or enable/disable SLP service state on the Services page.
  • Web Certificate
    The Web Certificate page displays current certificate information.
  • Network Time Protocol (NTP)
    You can configure the network time protocol and time zone settings on the NTP Time Settings page.
  • Backup and Restore Configuration
    Configurations are automatically saved when they are set or modified. You can back up or restore the configurations to or from a local device.