User’s Manual
Table Of Contents
- About this guide
- Chapter 1: Getting Started
- Chapter 2: Main Menu Overview
- Chapter 3: Deploy Management
- 3.1 Agent Management overview
- 3.2 Deploying agents
- 3.2.1 Automatically scanning and deploying to devices
- 3.2.2 Scanning an IP range
- 3.2.3 Adding and deploying to devices
- 3.2.4 Editing device information
- 3.2.5 Installing Agents manually
- 3.2.6 Installing Agents in silent mode
- 3.2.7 Upgrading older versions of agents or repairing agents
- 3.2.8 Setting up a Windows 7 deployment environment
- 3.3 Removing agents
- 3.4 Client Agent Updater
- Chapter 4: Device Information
- Chapter 5: Management Functions
- 5.1 Metadata Management
- 5.2 Software Management
- 5.3 Task Scheduler
- 5.4 OOB Control
- 5.5 Management Control Overview
- 5.6 Management Control Information Overview
- 5.7 DASH Management Control Information
- 5.8 RTL8117 Management Control Information
- 5.9 vPro Management Control Information
- 5.10 BMC Management Control Information
- 5.10.1 Hardware Sensor
- 5.10.2 Inventory
- 5.10.3 Control
- 5.10.4 Remote Desktop
- 5.10.5 Smart BIOS
- 5.10.6 Firmware Update
- 5.10.7 Event Log
- 5.10.8 IPMI
- 5.10.9 IPMI Serial-over-LAN (SOL)
- 5.10.10 Settings
- 5.10.11 Configuration
- 5.10.12 FRU Information
- 5.10.13 Image Redirection
- 5.10.14 Platform Event Filters
- 5.10.14 BSOD Capture
- 5.11 Screen Broadcast
- Chapter 6: Settings Migrator
- Chapter 7: Report Generator
- Chapter 8: Account & General Settings
4-21ASUS Control Center Express
4.10 BIOS
This item will allow you to adjust some BIOS settings such as
Advanced
,
Boot
,
Monitor
and
Security
of a single or multiple devices. It also allows you to update
the BIOS of a single or multiple devices by uploading a BIOS file manually or from
the BIOS Cache.
If you access the BIOS page from
Device Information
you will only be able to
view, manage BIOS settings, or update the BIOS of the selected device. To view,
manage BIOS settings, or update the BIOS of multiple devices, please navigate
back to the main menu page, then select multiple devices and select
Smart BIOS
from the
Select Function
drop down menu.
This item is software controlled and information available may differ with the
hardware version. Please refer to the following for information on
Hardware
mode:
• RTL8117 devices:
5.8.6 Smart BIOS
4.10.1 BIOS Flash Management
You can flash the BIOS by manually uploading a BIOS file or by selecting a
previously flashed BIOS file from the BIOS cache. You may also remove BIOS
files from the BIOS cache if needed.
Flashing BIOS by manually uploading BIOS file
Manually upload a BIOS file to flash the BIOS of the client device. The BIOS file
uploaded and flashed with will be added to the BIOS Cache.
1. Select
Manually Upload BIOS File
in the
BIOS
Flash
Type
field.
This option will only appear if only a single device was selected.