Technical Product Specification

Intel® Remote Management Module IntelP®P Remote Management Module Utilities

10. Intel

Remote Management Module Utilities

10.1 Overview

The Intel

RMM card can be configured and updated with a set of command line utilities

utility programs are supported

. These

on the following OS’

0/2003/XP* (USB or remote)

and SuSe 9 Linux* (USB or remote)

10.1.1 Basic Feature

the command line (no GUI). The utility programs will have

from the command line

10.1.1.1 “mmconfig” Utility

On each OS platform a single utility, called “mmconfig”, accomplishes the above functions. The

utility provides access either through a local USB interface or through a remote SSL connection

to the Intel

RMM (except DOS). The mode of access (USB or remote) is determined by the first

real command on the command line.

The default is local USB access, unless the first real command is -a followed by the IP address

of the Intel

RMM, indicating remote access. The –a command is only valid when specified as

the first real command on the command line. The commands –n, -q, -e, and –x are not

considered real commands.

Note: When the card is in “debug mode”, a separate window or Linux utility can “push” a full

 Windows 200

 RH 3and4

All basic features are accessible from

the following basic features:

 Read one or more settings and display them

 Write one or more settings

 Update the Intel

RMM firmware

 Reset all Intel

RMM settings to factory defaults

flash image. In addition, root access to FTP and telnet are allowed in this mode. Debug mode is

not available on production cards, as the switch to enable it is not populated.

The card’s default mode does not require user authentication for utility USB access. However,

remote access always requires user authentication.

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