SR2400PP Intel, SR2400PP Datasheet - Page 92

• Manufacturer Part Number: SR2400PP
• Manufacturer: Intel

Specifications of SR2400PP

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System BIOS
4.6.1
The following table summarizes the operation of security features supported by the BIOS.
Some security features require the Intel
not supported on the Intel
“Video Blanking”, and “Power Switch inhibit.”
4.6.2
Notes:
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Mode
Secure boot Power
Password
on boot
Fixed disk
boot sector
Visible=option string is active and changeable
Hidden=option string is inactive and not visible
Shaded=option string is gray-out and view-only
Entry
Method/
Event
On/Reset
Power
On/Reset
Power
On/Reset
Operating Model
Administrator/User Passwords and F2 Setup Usage Model
Entry Criteria
User Password
and Secure Boot
Enabled
User Password
set and
password on
boot enabled
and Secure Boot
Disabled in
setup
Set feature to
Write Protect in
Setup
®
Table 46. Security Features Operating Model
Server Board SE7320VP2). These include “Diskette Write Protect”,
Intel order number C91056-002
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Behavior
Prompts for password if
booting from drive A.
Enters secure mode just
before scanning option
ROMs as indicated by
flashing LEDs on the
keyboard. Disables the
NMI switch on the front
panel if enabled in Setup.
Accepts no input from
PS/2* mouse or PS/2
keyboard; however, the
mouse driver is allowed
to load before a
password is required. If
booting from drive A and
the user enters correct
password, the system
boots normally.
System halts for user
Password before
scanning option ROMs.
The system is not in
secure mode. No mouse
or keyboard input is
accepted except the
password.
Will write protect the
master boot record of the
IDE hard drives only if the
system boots from a
floppy. The BIOS will also
write protect the boot
sector of the drive C: if it
is an IDE drive.
Management Module (IMM) to be installed (which is
Exit Criteria After Exit
User
Password
Admin
Password
User
Password
Admin
Password
Set feature
to Normal in
Setup
Intel® Server Board SE7320VP2
Floppy writes are re-
enabled. Front panel
switches are re-enabled.
PS/2 keyboard and PS/2
mouse inputs are
accepted. System
attempts to boot from drive
A. If the user enters
correct password, and
drive A is bootable, the
system boots normally
Front panel switches are
re-enabled. PS/2 keyboard
and PS/2 mouse inputs
are accepted. The system
boots normally. Boot
sequence is determined by
setup options.
Hard drive will behave
normally.
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