User Guide

Intel

Remote Management Module User’s Guide 15

Note: If you have previously changed the IP address from the default through DHCP, mmconfig,

or the Network Settings web page, and the DHCP server subsequently fails to assign an

IP address, the Intel

Remote Management Module defaults to IP address 192.168.0.122.

3. In the Speed field, select the LAN speed: Autosense, 100mb, or 10mb from the

drop-down menu. Autosense will automatically select a setting.

4. DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) is enabled by default, allowing your

remote Intel

RMM to automatically retrieve an IP address if your subnet has a

DHCP server. If you would like to disable this feature and assign a network address

for the Intel

RMM yourself, uncheck the Enable DHCP box. The Gateway

Address, IP Address, and Subnet Mask Address fields will become activated for

you to enter your choices manually.

Note: If your Intel

RMM is on a subnet that has no DHCP server, the Intel

RMM defaults to

the static IP address of 192.168.0.122. If you select disable DHCP and then enable it

again after you click Apply, your new IP address will display in the address bar. This IP

address will replace your previous IP address.

Configuring Session Settings

Through the web interface, you can choose to adjust settings for User Timeout, Web

Server, Video Viewer, and Virtual Media sessions. These adjustments include port

numbers and enable/disable toggles. This page is important because some networks may

block the usage of certain ports. Since the ports used by the Intel

RMM are

reconfigurable, they can be changed to port numbers accessible in your environment.

Figure 3. Session Page