User Guide

2 Using the Intel

RMM Command

Line Utilities to Configure the

Intel

RMM

The Intel

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

command line utilities locally use the USB interface of the server or remotely use the

TCP/IP interface of the management NIC of the Intel

RMM. The utility programs run

native on Windows and Linux.

The utility programs have the following basic features, all accessible from the command

line:

• Read one or more settings and display them

• Write one or more settings from the command line

• Update the Intel

RMM firmware

• Reset all Intel

RMM settings to factory defaults

On each operating system platform, a single utility, called “mmconfig”, accomplishes the

above functions. The utility provides access through either a local USB interface or

through a remote SSL connection to the Intel

RMM. The mode of access (USB or

remote) is determined by the first command on the command line. The default is local

USB access, unless the first command is –a, followed by the IP address of the Intel

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

first command on the command line.