Intel ISP1100 - Server Platform - 0 MB RAM, Appliance Server Management, ASM Quick Start Manual
Intel® ASM Quick Start Guide for the Intel ISP1100 Internet Server
for Microsoft Windows* 2000
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July 19, 2000
Revision 1.0
Part Number: A32724-001
Table of Contents
1 Introduction..............................................................................5
Overview....................................................................................5
System Health Tools............................................................5
System Information Tools ....................................................5
System Control Tools...........................................................6
BIOS Configuration Tools ....................................................6
For More Information .................................................................6
Document Conventions..............................................................7
2 Installing and Uninstalling ASM .............................................9
Overview....................................................................................9
Prerequisites for Installing ASM.................................................9
Server Requirements...........................................................9
Client Requirements.............................................................9
Before You Begin.....................................................................10
Installing ASM..........................................................................10
Uninstalling ASM......................................................................11
Removing ASM Using the Setup Program.........................11
Removing ASM Using Add/Remove Programs..................11
3 Connecting to the Server......................................................13
4 System Health........................................................................15
Overview..................................................................................15
Sensors, Events, and Alerts.....................................................15
Reading Monitoring Information.........................................15
Setting Event Thresholds...................................................16
Setting Event Alerts............................................................16
Alert Configuration .............................................................17
Installing Alert Catcher.......................................................17
CPU and Memory Utilization....................................................18
Predictive Failure.....................................................................18
Watch Dog Timer.....................................................................19
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5 System Information ...............................................................21
Overview..................................................................................21
Virtual LCD ..............................................................................21
System Event Log....................................................................22
Inventory Information...............................................................23
6 System Control ......................................................................25
Overview..................................................................................25
Rebooting the Server...............................................................25
Shutting Down the Server........................................................25
7 BIOS Configuration................................................................27
Overview..................................................................................27
Configuring BIOS Communication Settings.............................27
Configuring the BIOS Password.............................................. 27
Index.............................................................................................29
iv ASM for the ISP1100 Internet Server
1 Introduction
Overview
Appliance Server Management (ASM) is an HTML-based set of tools you
can use to configure some settings and view information on the ISP1100
Internet Server. There are four sets of ASM tools: the system health tools,
system information tools, system control tools, and BIOS configuration
tools.
System Health Tools
System health tools let you:
♦ Monitor the server’s temperature, voltage, fans, and disk status. See
“Sensors, Events, and Alerts” on page 15.
♦ Control how the server notifies you when a health sensor detects a
problem. See “Sensors, Events, and Alerts” on page 15.
♦ Monitor the server’s CPU and Memory Utilization. See “CPU and
Memory Utilization” on page 18.
♦ Configure Predictive Failure settings. See “Predictive Failure” on
page 18.
♦ Configure Watch Dog Timer settings. See “Watch Dog Timer” on
page 19.
System Information Tools
System information tools let you:
♦ View the virtual LCD, which shows the system’s status. See “Virtual
LCD” on page 21.
♦ View the System Event Log, which shows a list of recent events. See
“System Event Log” on page 22.
♦ View Inventory information, which includes information about the
server’s baseboard, processor, BIOS, and operating system. See
“Inventory Information” on page 23.
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System Control Tools
System control tools let you:
♦ Reboot the server from any network PC. See “Rebooting the Server”
on page 25.
♦ Shut down the server from any network PC. See “Shutting Down the
Server” on page 25.
BIOS Configuration Tools
BIOS configuration tools let you:
♦ Set the BIOS communication settings for use with console redirection.
See “Configuring BIOS Communication Settings” on page 27.
♦ Set the BIOS password. See “Configuring the BIOS Password” on
page 27.
For More Information
This document tells how to install ASM, and describes its features. For
more information about ASM see:
♦ Online help. To access the online help, click the Help link in the
navigation pane.
♦ The support Web page at
http://support.intel.com/support/motherboards/
server/isp1100/
For more information about the ISP1100 Internet Server see:
♦ The ISP1100 Internet Server Quick Start Guide
♦ The ISP1100 Internet Server Technical Product Specification (TPS) in
the Manuals folder on the ISP1100 Internet Server Software Kit
CD-ROM.
♦ The ISP1100 Internet Server Product Guide in the Manuals folder on
the ISP1100 Internet Server Software Kit CD-ROM.
♦ The support Web page at
http://support.intel.com/support/motherboards/
server/isp1100/
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Document Conventions
This Guide uses the following conventions:
♦ Text you type is indicated like this:
http://<machine_name>/intelasm
♦ Buttons and options you can choose are indicated like this:
Click Remove.
♦ Hyperlinks are indicated like this: Click Internet.
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2 Installing and Uninstalling ASM
Overview
This chapter explains how to install ASM on an ISP1100 Internet Server
that is running Windows* 2000 Server or Windows 2000 Advanced
Server.
Prerequisites for Installing ASM
Server Requirements
Windows 2000 Server
♦ SNMP Service. This is an add-in service available on the
Windows 2000 Advanced Server CD.
♦ Internet Information Service (IIS). This is an add-in service available
on the Windows 2000 Server CD.
Windows 2000 Advanced Server
♦ SNMP Service. This is an add-in service available on the
Windows 2000 Advanced Server CD.
Client Requirements
After you install ASM, you will be able to connect to the server using a
Web browser on a network PC.
The network PC must be running Windows 98, Windows NT* 4.0
Workstation, Windows 2000 Professional, or Red Hat* Linux* 6.1. The
browser must be Microsoft Internet Explorer* 4.0 or better, or Netscape
Navigator* 4.7.
Note: To use SNMP traps, you must install an SNMP trap receiver on the client
system that will receive the traps.
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Before You Begin
Before you install ASM:
♦ Download the ASM setup file (asmsetup.exe) from
http://support.intel.com/support/motherboards/
server/isp1100/
♦ Make sure the server meets the prerequisites listed in “Prerequisites for
Installing ASM” above.
♦ If this is a re-install, make sure the previous version has been
uninstalled. See “Uninstalling ASM” on page 11.
Installing ASM
To install ASM:
1 Download the ASM setup program (asmsetup.exe) and place it on the
server’s hard drive.
2 Double-click asmsetup.exe.
3 Follow the steps on the screen to install ASM.
4 After you install ASM, reboot the server.
5 Log onto the server, then reboot the server again. This step is
necessary for some ASM features to work.
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