Important Information about 
    Server Configuration Wizard (SCW) Utility with Support files
       Intel(R) Server Board SE7520JR2 Version 2.1.6

          Copyright (c) 2005, Intel Corporation
                    ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

                       April 07, 2005
     
This document describes some specifics of the Server Configuration. 

The SCW is a combination of PEG-based software applications, batch files and 
helper applications designed to help users with the initial configuration of an 
Intel-based server. The SCW is run at boot time off of the Server Resource CD in 
ROM-DOS. The Wizard is designed to help users by leading them through a series 
of screens that asks for information about the server to be configured. When all 
the information has been gathered, the Wizard will ask the user for the 
confirmation to go ahead and take the necessary steps to actually configure the 
server, such as storing values in non-volatile memory and configuring the BIOS 
and the BMC.

       Important Notes

        A. Install
        B. Usage
        C. Additional Documentation

       Errata Items

  

                          Important Notes

A. Install

The SCW utility comes as part of a bootable Resource CD and is a DOS application 
running on top of the ROM-DOS 6.22 OS. There is no installation required for 
the utility. The utility should be run out of the Resource CD.

A main batch file controls the execution sequence of the SCW and the helper 
applications. This batch file is called from the AUTOEXEC.BAT on the Resource 
CD.

Normal Use:

Place the Resource CD on the CDROM drive and boot the system. SCW will start off 
from the CD after the boot process is over and will take the user through a 
series of screens prompting the user for information which will help to 
configure the BMC and the BIOS.

Note: Upon completion, remove the CD and reboot the server. 
   
B.  Usage

The SCW is able to perform the following actions (not necessarily in the order 
presented),  

   Set the system time and date in the BIOS.

   Load Field Replaceable Units (FRUs), Sensor Data Records (SDRs)

   Set the System Asset Tag.

   Configure the Channels (LAN and Serial) present on the server.

   Configure the Users supported by the server.

   Set Server Management settings, including IP address, Gateway and LAN-Alert 
   settings.

   Configure the Advanced Features if supported on the server (if IMM Advanced 
   module present).

   Start the execution of utility applications that can be used to manually 
   configure the server.

   Create startup or installation diskettes for hardware device drivers and 
   server configuration utility applications.

   Provide help.

The user interface portion of the SCW is a DOS-based application developed using 
the PEG application library.  The PEG application library allows DOS-based 
applications to appear as if they are Windows based, when in actuality, ROM-DOS 
is the underlying operating system that was booted from the Resource CD.

The user will be taken through a series of screens and asked for information 
required for configuring the server. Once the GUI exits, the helper applications
will run and save the settings to the BIOS and BMC.

Note : Options on the screen may be unavailable depending upon the current 
configuration of the server ( The IMM Professional / Advanced module).

C. Additional Documentation:

Additional information on the Server Configuration Wizard may be found in the 
Product Specification.

                          Errata Items

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