User Guide

Appendix A: Command Syntax and
Return Status Codes
Command Syntax
Table 6. Command Syntax
To Perform this Action Use this Syntax
To test the host / Intel
®
Remote Management Module USB packet
interface.
-t {text string}
To specify a user name (login). -u {username}
To specify a password (must follow username). -p {password}
To set one value. -s {SettingName}={SettingValue}
To set one value to its default. -s {SettingName}
To set all settings to defaults. -s CTRL/DEFAULT_SETTING=1
To display (get) one value. -g {SettingName}
To display the Intel
®
Remote Management Module's current firmware
version information.
-i
To upgrade the firmware on an Intel
®
Remote Management Module with
a single command. This performs a firmware image file upload to the
Intel
®
Remote Management Module, verifies the image file integrity,
flashes the firmware update, and reboots the Intel
®
Remote
Management Module.
-f {ImageFileName}
To enable execution of subsequent commands in a local batch file if an
error occurs (default is to discontinue subsequent commands).
-e
To disable responses from being sent to stdout during execution of
subsequent options contained on the same command line, or
subsequent command lines in a local batch file being executed. This is
quiet mode - only the completion code will be returned).
-q
To cause subsequent commands in a batch file to be echoed to stdout
before execution (noisy mode).
-n
To check a firmware update file to verify it is the proper file type and
format.
-x {FileName}
To run a script file on the local system (dash command-line format). -c {ImageFileName}
To maintain persistent connection (utility provides command prompt). -m