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Project Version (R/O)
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BIOS version is displayed. This string is a unique identifier used
to reference a specific BIOS release. Format is XXYYZZPP, which
indicates:
Example: 42.01.04.01
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System Date
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Current date is displayed. You can change the date setting.
Example: [Thu 06/20/2017]
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System Time
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Current time is displayed. You can change the time setting.
Example: 13:38:27
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UPI Link Speed (R/O)
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SLOW/
9.6 GT/s
10.4 GT/s
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Intel UltraPath Interconnect (UPI) operational speed is displayed.
The SLOW option displays as unknown in single-processor
systems.
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Total Memory (R/O)
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Memory in gigabytes is displayed.
Example: 224 GB
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Current Memory Speed
(R/O)
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Memory speed is displayed.
Example: 2400 MT/s
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USB Devices (R/O)
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Detected USB devices are displayed.
Example: 1 Keyboard, 1 Mouse, 1 Hub
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BMC Status (R/O)
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Detected condition of the service processor.
Example: Healthy
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BMC Firmware Revision
(R/O)
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The service processor firmware version is displayed.
Example: 4.0.0.0 r115197
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
(R/O)
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Product information is displayed.
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Product Name
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Product name is displayed.
Example: Oracle Server X7-2
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Product Serial Number
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Product serial number is displayed.
Example: 1134FML00V
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Board Serial Number
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Board serial number is displayed.
Example: 489089M+1637E2002E
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CPU INFORMATION (R/O)
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Attributes of a single processor (CPU) are defined. A separate
information structure is provided for each processor supported in
the system. Most of the values are dependent on the
processor.
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Socket 0 CPU Information
(R/O)
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If CPU socket 0 is populated, the following options are listed.
Otherwise, displays “Not Present.”
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Genuine Intel CPU @ 2.6 GHz
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Processor ID brand is displayed.
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CPU Signature
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Processor information is displayed.
Example: 50654
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Microcode Patch
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Software update (microcode patch) information is displayed.
Example: 2000009
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Max CPU Speed
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Maximum non-turbo speed of the processor is displayed.
Example: 2000 MT/s
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Min CPU Speed
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Minimum speed of the processor is displayed.
Example: 1000 MT/s
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Max Processor Cores
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Number of available processor cores is displayed.
Example: 26
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Active Cores
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Number of active processor cores is displayed.
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Intel HT Technology
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Indicates whether Intel Hyper Threading is supported.
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Intel VT-x Technology
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Indicates whether Intel Virtualization Technology is
supported.
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L1 Data Cache
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Example: 32 KB x 26
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L1 Code Cache
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Example: 32 KB x 26
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L2 Cache
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Example: 1024 KB x 26
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L3 Cache
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Example: 36608 KB
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Socket 1 CPU Information
(R/O)
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If CPU socket 1 is populated, the same options as Socket 0 CPU
Information are displayed. Otherwise, displays “Not
Present.”
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DIMM INFORMATION (R/O)
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Memory module (DIMM) presence and size information are
displayed.
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Processor 0 DIMMs (R/O)
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For D0...D11, if a DIMM is present, memory size (in gigabytes) is
displayed. Otherwise, displays “Not Present.”
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Processor 1 DIMMs (R/O)
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Same as Processor 0.
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SECURITY
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Configure the security settings.
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TXT
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Enable Intel TXT Disable/Enable
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Disabled
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Enables Intel Trusted Execution Technology (TXT).
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HDD Security Configuration
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Set User Password
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Set an HDD user password for the selected drive.
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Secure Boot
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Customize Secure Boot settings.
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Attempt Secure Boot
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Disabled/Enabled
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Disabled
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Secure Boot is activated when Platform Key (PK) is enrolled,
System mode is User/Deployed, and Compatibility Support Module
(CSM) function is disabled.
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Key Management
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Enables expert users to modify Secure Boot Policy variables
without full authentication.
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Provision Factory Defaults
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Disabled/Enabled
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Disabled
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Allows the provisioning of factory default Secure Boot keys when
the system is in Setup Mode.
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Install Factory Default keys
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Yes/No
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Force system to User Mode and install Factory Default keys.
Note -
Displays only when Provision Factory Defaults is
Enabled.
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Delete all Secure Boot variables
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Yes/No
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Removes all Secure Boot keys from the system. Also resets the
system to Setup Mode.
Note -
Displays only when Provision Factory Defaults is
Disabled.
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Enroll Efi Image
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Enrolls an EFI image to run in Secure Boot mode.
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Save all Secure Boot variables
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Saves all Secure Boot variables to the root folder in the chosen
file system.
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Platform Key (PK)
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Save to File/Set New/Erase
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Enrolls factory defaults or load certificates from a file.
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Key Exchange Keys
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Save to File/Set New/Append/Erase
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Enrolls factory defaults or load certificates from a file.
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Authorized Signatures
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Save to File/Set New/Append/Erase
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Enrolls factory defaults or load certificates from a file.
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Forbidden Signatures
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Save to File/Set New/Append/Erase
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Enrolls factory defaults or load certificates from a file.
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Authorized TimeStamps
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Set New/Append
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Enrolls factory defaults or load certificates from a file.
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OsRecovery Signatures
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Save to File/Set New/Append/Erase
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Enrolls factory defaults or load certificates from a file.
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