Product User Guide

fw upgrade

This is the upgrade command corresponding to the above validation. Note that it is quite possible

to “upgrade” the firmware with one of the same version. This is often useful to re-install the

firmware.

C:\Program Files\KiraTool>kiratool -l 192.168.2.6 –a -u admin

-p password fw upgrade

F:\fw-kira- kimasmig4-asmidc-intel_040200-5359.bin

Starting Firmware Upgrade

Uploading Firmware File

0% ------------------- 50% ------------------ 100%

**************************************************

Upload complete.

Flashing Firmware (takes about 1min)

Successfully upgraded firmware.

4.2.5 Test Commands

You can use the test command to perform several self-tests on the Intel

RMM2. You can specify

to test all items or you may skip certain tests.

test <test>

Execute the test labeled “test” on the Intel

RMM2. For example the most basic test is the device

test; it checks to see if the Intel

RMM2 device is responding.

C:\Program Files\KiraTool>kiratool -l 192.168.2.5 –a -u admin

-p password test device

device: ok (firmware 4.2.0, Build 5359)

test all [-s test_to_skip]

This executes all of the tests. It includes the following subtests provided they are available on your

Intel

RMM2, in the following order:

1. device – is the device available

2. ddc info – the DDC interface

3. video status – the status of the video inputs and outputs. May fail if there is no remote

video connected.

4. ipmb bmc – the Board Management Controller (if available)

5. fml esb2 – tests FML interface and the ESB2

6. usb status – the status of the USB interface (for SCSI over USB)

7. nic status – the status of the network interface (LAN)