System Settings

On this menu, you can view and configure system settings.

Table 1. System Settings
Item	Option	Description
<F1> Start Control	Auto (Default) Tool Suite Text Setup	Select the tool to be started using the F1 key or equivalent IPMI command. [Tool Suite]: Start a graphical tool suite that supports the following functions: system information summary, UEFI setup, platform update, RAID setup, OS installation, and diagnostics. [Text Setup]: Start the UEFI Setup utility in text mode. [Auto]: Start the UEFI Setup utility in text mode if Serial Over LAN (SOL) or console redirection is enabled or SOL is configured to [Auto] and an active session is detected. Otherwise, [Auto] starts a graphical tool suite.
Workload Profile	General Computing – Power Efficiency (Default) General Computing – Peak Frequency General Computing – Max Performance High Performance Computing Custom	Select the profile based on your preference. The selected workload profile will automatically change low-level settings per the profile selected and will not allow them to be changed individually. To set low-level settings individually, select the [Custom] option. The "Power Efficiency" profiles are comprised of settings comparable to Intel's Optimized Power Mode (OPM).
Devices and I/O Ports	N/A	View and configure onboard devices and I/O port options.
Driver Health	N/A	View the health status of the drivers.
Foreign Devices	N/A	View the foreign devices if installed.
Memory	N/A	View and configure the memory settings.
Network	N/A	View and configure network devices and network-related settings.
Power	N/A	Configure power plan options.
Processors	N/A	View and configure the processor settings.
Recovery and RAS	N/A	Configure recovery policies and advanced reliability, availability, and serviceability (RAS) settings.
Security	N/A	Configure system security settings.
Storage	N/A	Manage storage adapter options. Some systems may use planar devices and can be configured under the Devices and I/O Ports menu.

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