HP Ilo 4 User Guide

							•YoucanusetheWindowsEMSConsoleandtheiLORemoteConsoleatthesametime.
•TodisplaytheSAC>prompt,youmighthavetopressEnterafterconnectingthroughtheiLO
VirtualSerialPort.
ToconfigureWindowsforusewiththeiLOVirtualSerialPort:
1.Openacommandwindow.
2.Enterthefollowingcommandtoeditthebootconfigurationdata:
bcdedit /ems on
3.EnterthefollowingcommandtoconfiguretheEMSPORTandEMSBAUDRATEvalues:
bcdedit /emssettings EMSPORT:1 EMSBAUDRATE:115200
NOTE:EMSPORT:1isCOM1,andEMSPORT:2isCOM2.
Enterbcdedit /?forsyntaxhelp.
4.Reboottheoperatingsystem.
StartinganiLOVirtualSerialPortsession
1.VerifythattheiLOVirtualSerialPortsettingsareconfiguredintheiLORBSUorUEFISystem
Utilities.
Formoreinformation,see“ConfiguringtheiLOVirtualSerialPortinthehostsystemRBSU”
(page213)or“ConfiguringtheiLOVirtualSerialPortintheUEFISystemUtilities”(page216).
2.VerifythattheWindowsorLinuxoperatingsystemisconfiguredforusewiththeiLOVirtual
SerialPort.
Formoreinformation,see“ConfiguringtheiLOVirtualSerialPortfortheWindowsEMS
Console”(page220)or“ConfiguringtheiLOVirtualSerialPortforLinux”(page219).
3.StartanSSHsession.
Forexample,youcouldenterssh Administrator@orconnect
throughport22withputty.exe.
4.Whenprompted,enteryouriLOaccountcredentials.
5.AtthehpiLO->prompt,enterVSP,andpressEnter.
6.ForWindowssystemsonly:Attheprompt,entercmdtocreateacommandprompt
channel.
7.ForWindowssystemsonly:Enterch - si toswitchtothechannelspecifiedbythe
channelnumber.
8.Whenprompted,entertheOSlogincredentials.
ViewingtheiLOVirtualSerialPortlog
IftheiLOVirtualSerialPortlogisenabled,youcanviewiLOVirtualSerialPortactivitybyusing
thevsp logcommand.
1.VerifythataniLOAdvancedoriLOScale-Outlicenseisinstalled.
2.EnableSecureShell(SSH)AccessandVirtualSerialPortLogontheAccessSettingspage.
Forinstructions,see“ConfiguringiLOaccesssettings”(page57).
3.ConnecttotheCLIthroughSSH.
4.UsethevspcommandtoviewiLOVirtualSerialPortactivity.
5.EnterESC (toexit.
6.Entervsp logtoviewtheiLOVirtualSerialPortlog.
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							UsingtheText-basedRemoteConsole(Textcons)
YoucanaccesstheText-basedRemoteConsole(Textcons)usingalicensediLOsystemandSSH.
WhenyouuseSSH,thedatastream,includingauthenticationcredentials,isprotectedbythe
encryptionmethodthattheSSHclientandiLOuse.
NOTE:FormoreinformationaboutiLOlicensing,seethefollowingwebsite:http://www.hp.com/
go/ilo/licensing.
WhenyouusetheText-basedRemoteConsole,thepresentationofcolors,characters,andscreen
controlsdependsontheclientyouareusing,whichcanbeanystandardSSHclientcompatible
withiLO.Featuresandsupportincludethefollowing:
•Displayoftext-modescreensthatare80x25(standardcolorconfigurations),including:
Systembootprocess(POST)◦
◦StandardoptionROMs
◦Textbootloaders(LILOorGRUB)
◦LinuxoperatingsysteminVGA80x25mode
◦DOS
◦Othertext-basedoperatingsystems
•Internationallanguagekeyboards(iftheserverandclientsystemshaveasimilarconfiguration)
•Line-drawingcharacterswhenthecorrectfontandcodepageareselectedintheclient
application
CustomizingtheText-basedRemoteConsole
YoucanusethetextconscommandoptionsandargumentstocustomizetheText-basedRemote
Consoledisplay.Ingeneral,youdonotneedtochangetheseoptions.
•Tocontrolthesamplingrate:
Usethetextcons speedoptiontoindicate,inms,thetimebetweeneachsamplingperiod.
AsamplingperiodiswhentheiLOfirmwareexaminesscreenchangesandupdatesthe
Text-basedRemoteConsole.Adjustingthespeedcanalleviateunnecessarytrafficonlongor
slownetworklinks,reducebandwidthuse,andreduceiLOCPUtime.HPrecommendsthat
youspecifyavaluebetween1and5,000(1msto5seconds).Forexample:
textcons speed 500
•Tocontrolsmoothing:
iLOattemptstotransmitdataonlywhenitchangesandbecomesstableonthescreen.Ifa
lineofthetextscreenischangingfasterthaniLOcansamplethechange,thelineisnot
transmitteduntilitbecomesstable.
WhenaText-basedRemoteConsolesessionisactive,thedataisdisplayedrapidlyandis
essentiallyindecipherable.IfthedataistransmittedbyiLOacrossthenetwork,itconsumes
bandwidth.Thedefaultbehaviorissmoothing(delay 0),whichtransmitsdataonlywhen
thechangesbecomestableonthescreen.Youcancontrolordisablesmoothingbyusingthe
delayoption.Forexample:
textcons speed 500 delay 10
•Toconfigurecharactermapping:
IntheASCIIcharacterset,CONTROLcharacters(ASCIIcharacterslessthan32)arenot
printableandarenotdisplayed.Thesecharacterscanbeusedtorepresentitemssuchas
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							arrows,stars,orcircles.SomeofthecharactersaremappedtoequivalentASCII
representations.Table7(page223)liststhesupportedequivalents.
Table7Characterequivalents
MappedequivalentDescriptionCharactervalue
Smalldot0x07
Sun0x0F
>Rightpointer0x10

						

							•TheiLOVirtualMediafeaturesupportsISOimagesofupto8TB.However,themaximum
ISOimagefilesizealsodependsonotherfactorssuchasthesinglefilesizelimitforthefile
systemwheretheISOimageisstoredandtheSCSIcommandstheserverOSsupports.
•Inanoperatingsystem,aniLOVirtualFloppy/USBkeyorVirtualCD/DVD-ROMbehaveslike
anyotherdrive.WhenyouuseiLOforthefirsttime,thehostoperatingsystemmightprompt
youtocompleteaNewHardwareFoundwizard.
•Whenvirtualdevicesareconnected,theyareavailabletothehostserveruntilyoudisconnect
them.WhenyouarefinishedusingaVirtualMediadeviceandyoudisconnectit,youmight
receiveawarningmessagefromthehostoperatingsystemregardingunsaferemovalofa
device.Youcanavoidthiswarningbyusingtheoperatingsystemfeaturetostopthedevice
beforedisconnectingit.
•TheiLOVirtualFloppy/USBkeyorVirtualCD/DVD-ROMisavailableatserverboottimefor
supportedoperatingsystems.BootingfromaniLOVirtualFloppy/USBkeyorVirtual
CD/DVD-ROMenablesyoutoperformtaskssuchasdeployinganoperatingsystemfrom
networkdrivesandperformingdisasterrecoveryoffailedoperatingsystems.
NOTE:UsingtheiLOVirtualFloppytobootaremotehostserverissupportedonlyonGen8
servers.ItisnotsupportedonGen9servers.
•IfthehostserveroperatingsystemsupportsUSBmassstoragedevicesorsecuredigitaldevices,
theiLOVirtualFloppy/USBkeyisavailableafterthehostserveroperatingsystemloads.
◦YoucanusetheiLOVirtualFloppy/USBkeywhenthehostserveroperatingsystemis
runningtoupgradedevicedrivers,createanemergencyrepairdisk,andperformother
tasks.
◦HavingtheiLOVirtualFloppy/USBkeyavailablewhentheserverisrunningcanbeuseful
ifyoumustdiagnoseandrepairtheNICdriver.
◦TheiLOVirtualFloppy/USBkeycanbethephysicalfloppydisk,USBkey,orsecure
digitaldriveonwhichthewebbrowserisrunning,oranimagefilestoredonalocal
harddriveornetworkdrive.
◦Foroptimalperformance,HPrecommendsusingimagefilesstoredontheharddriveof
yourclientPCoronanetworkdriveaccessiblethroughahigh-speednetworklink.
•IfthehostserveroperatingsystemsupportsUSBmassstoragedevices,theiLOVirtual
CD/DVD-ROMisavailableafterthehostserveroperatingsystemloads.
◦YoucanusetheiLOVirtualCD/DVD-ROMwhenthehostserveroperatingsystemis
runningtoupgradedevicedrivers,installsoftware,andperformothertasks.
◦HavingtheiLOVirtualCD/DVD-ROMavailablewhentheserverisrunningcanbeuseful
ifyoumustdiagnoseandrepairtheNICdriver.
◦TheiLOVirtualCD/DVD-ROMcanbethephysicalCD/DVD-ROMdriveonwhichthe
webbrowserisrunning,oranimagefilestoredonyourlocalharddriveornetwork
drive.
◦Foroptimalperformance,HPrecommendsusingimagefilesstoredontheharddriveof
yourclientPCoronanetworkdriveaccessiblethroughahigh-speednetworklink.
•Youcanusethe.NETIRCtomountaVirtualFoldertoaccessandcopyfilesbetweenaclient
andamanagedserver.
•BeforeyouusetheiLOVirtualMediafeature,reviewtheoperatingsystemconsiderationsin
“VirtualMediaoperatingsysteminformation”(page225).
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							•YoucanalsoaccesstheVirtualMediafeaturebyusingthe.NETIRCorJavaIRC,XML
configurationandcontrolscripts,ortheSMASHCLP.
•IftheVirtualFloppy/USBkeyorVirtualCD/DVD-ROMcapabilityisenabled,youcannot
typicallyaccessthefloppydriveorCD/DVD-ROMdrivefromtheclientoperatingsystem.
CAUTION:Topreventfileanddatacorruption,donottrytoaccessthelocalmediawhen
youareusingitasiLOVirtualMedia.
VirtualMediaoperatingsysteminformation
ThissectiondescribestheoperatingsystemrequirementstoconsiderwhenyouareusingtheiLO
VirtualMediafeatures.
OperatingsystemUSBrequirement
TouseVirtualMediadevices,youroperatingsystemmustsupportUSBdevices,includingUSB
massstoragedevices.Formoreinformation,seeyouroperatingsystemdocumentation.
Duringsystemboot,theROMBIOSprovidesUSBsupportuntiltheoperatingsystemloads.Because
MS-DOSusestheBIOStocommunicatewithstoragedevices,utilitydiskettesthatbootDOSwill
alsofunctionwithVirtualMedia.
UsingVirtualMediawithWindows7
Bydefault,Windows7powersofftheiLOvirtualhubwhennoVirtualMediadevicesareenabled
orconnectedduringboot.Tochangethissetting,usethefollowingprocedure:
1.OpenDeviceManager.
2.SelectView→Devicesbyconnection.
3.ExpandStandardUniversalPCItoUSBHostControllertodisplaytheUSBdevices,including
theGenericUSBHub.
TheGenericUSBHuboptionistheiLOvirtualUSBhubcontroller.
4.Right-clickGenericUSBHubandselectProperties.
5.ClickthePowerManagementtab.
6.CleartheAllowthecomputertoturnoffthisdevicetosavepowercheckbox.
Operatingsystemconsiderations:VirtualFloppy/USBkey
•BootprocessandDOSsessions—DuringthebootprocessandDOSsessions,thevirtualfloppy
deviceappearsasastandardBIOSfloppydrive(driveA).Ifaphysicallyattachedfloppy
driveexists,itisunavailableatthistime.Youcannotuseaphysicallocalfloppydriveanda
virtualfloppydrivesimultaneously.
•WindowsServer2008orlater—VirtualFloppy/USBkeydrivesappearautomaticallyafter
WindowsrecognizestheUSBdevice.Usethevirtualdeviceasyouwouldusealocallyattached
device.
TouseaVirtualFloppyasadriverdisketteduringaWindowsinstallation,disablethe
integrateddiskettedriveinthehostRBSU,whichforcesthevirtualfloppydisktoappearas
driveA.
TouseavirtualUSBkeyasadriverdisketteduringaWindowsinstallation,changetheboot
orderoftheUSBkeydrive.HPrecommendsplacingtheUSBkeydrivefirstinthebootorder.
•WindowsVista—VirtualMediadoesnotworkcorrectlyonWindowsVistaifyouareusing
InternetExplorer7withProtectedModeenabled.IfyouattempttouseVirtualMediawith
ProtectedModeenabled,variouserrormessagesappear.TouseVirtualMedia,select
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							Tools→InternetOptions→Security,clearEnableProtectedMode,andthenclickApply.After
youdisableProtectedMode,closeallopenbrowserinstancesandrestartthebrowser.
•RedHatandSUSELinux—LinuxsupportstheuseofUSBdisketteandkeydrives.
Changingdiskettes
WhenyouareusingaVirtualFloppy/USBkeyonaclientmachinewithaphysicalUSBdiskdrive,
disk-changeoperationsarenotrecognized.Forexample,ifadirectorylistingisobtainedfroma
floppydisk,andthenthediskischanged,asubsequentdirectorylistingshowsthedirectorylisting
forthefirstdisk.IfdiskchangesarenecessarywhenyouareusingaVirtualFloppy/USBkey,
makesurethattheclientmachinecontainsanon-USBdiskdrive.
Operatingsystemconsiderations:VirtualCD/DVD-ROM
•MS-DOS—TheVirtualCD/DVD-ROMisnotsupportedinMS-DOS.
•Windows—TheVirtualCD/DVD-ROMappearsautomaticallyafterWindowsrecognizesthe
mountingofthedevice.UseitasyouwouldusealocallyattachedCD/DVD-ROMdevice.
•Linux—TherequirementsforRedHatLinuxandSLESfollow:
RedHatLinux
OnserversthathavealocallyattachedIDECD/DVD-ROM,theVirtualCD/DVD-ROM
deviceisaccessibleat/dev/cdrom1.However,onserversthatdonothavealocally
◦
attachedCD/DVD-ROM,suchasBLc-Classbladesystems,theVirtualCD/DVD-ROMis
thefirstCD/DVD-ROMaccessibleat/dev/cdrom.
YoucanmounttheVirtualCD/DVD-ROMasanormalCD/DVD-ROMdevicebyusing
thefollowingcommand:
mount /mnt/cdrom1
◦SLES
TheVirtualCD/DVD-ROMcanbefoundat/dev/scd0,unlessaUSB-connectedlocal
CD/DVD-ROMispresent.Inthatcase,theVirtualCD/DVD-ROMuses/dev/scd1.
YoucanmounttheVirtualCD/DVD-ROMasanormalCD/DVD-ROMdevicebyusing
thefollowingcommand:
mount /dev/scd0 /media/cdrom11
Forinstructions,see“MountingaUSBVirtualMediaCD/DVD-ROMonLinuxsystems”
(page226).
MountingaUSBVirtualMediaCD/DVD-ROMonLinuxsystems
1.LogintoiLOthroughthewebinterface.
2.Startthe.NETIRCorJavaIRC.
3.SelecttheVirtualDrivesmenu.
4.SelecttheCD/DVD-ROMtouse.
5.Mountthedrivebyusingthefollowingcommands:
ForRedHatLinux:
mount /dev/cdrom1 /mnt/cdrom1
ForSLES:
mount /dev/scd0 /media/cdrom1
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							Operatingsystemconsiderations:VirtualFolder
•BootprocessandDOSsessions—TheVirtualFolderdeviceappearsasastandardBIOSfloppy
drive(driveA).Ifaphysicallyattachedfloppydriveexists,itisunavailableatthistime.You
cannotuseaphysicallocalfloppydriveandtheVirtualFoldersimultaneously.
•Windows—AVirtualFolderappearsautomaticallyafterWindowsrecognizesthemounting
ofthevirtualUSBdevice.Youcanusethefolderthesamewaythatyouusealocallyattached
device.VirtualFoldersarenonbootable.AttemptingtobootfromtheVirtualFoldermight
preventtheserverfromstarting.
•RedHatandSLES—LinuxsupportstheuseoftheVirtualFolderfeature,whichusesaFAT16
filesystemformat.
UsingiLOVirtualMediafromtheiLOwebinterface
TheVirtualMediapageallowsyoutoperformthefollowingtasks:
•VieworchangetheVirtualMediaport.
YoucanalsochangethisvalueontheAdministration→AccessSettingspage.
•Vieworejectlocalmedia,includinglocallystoredimagefiles,floppydisks,USBkeys,
CDs/DVD-ROMs,andvirtualfolders.
•View,connect,eject,orbootfromscriptedmedia.Scriptedmediareferstoconnectingimages
hostedonawebserverbyusingaURL.iLOwillacceptURLsinHTTPorHTTPSformat.FTPis
notsupported.
ViewingandmodifyingtheVirtualMediaport
TheVirtualMediaportistheportthatiLOusestolistenforincominglocalVirtualMediaconnections.
Thedefaultvalueis17988.
YoumusthavetheConfigureiLOSettingsprivilegetochangetheVirtualMediaport.
TochangetheVirtualMediaport:
1.NavigatetotheVirtualMedia→VirtualMediapage.
2.EnteranewportnumberintheVirtualMediaPortbox.
3.ClickChangePort.
ThesystempromptsyoutoresetiLO.
4.ClickOK.
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							Viewingandejectinglocalmedia
WhenlocalVirtualMediaisconnected,thedetailsarelistedinthefollowingsections:
•VirtualFloppy/USBKey/VirtualFolderStatus
MediaInserted—TheVirtualMediatypethatisconnected.LocalMediaisdisplayedwhen
localmediaisconnected.
◦
◦Connected—IndicateswhetheraVirtualMediadeviceisconnected.
•VirtualCD/DVD-ROMStatus
MediaInserted—TheVirtualMediatypethatisconnected.LocalMediaisdisplayedwhen
localmediaisconnected.
◦
◦Connected—IndicateswhetheraVirtualMediadeviceisconnected.
ToejectlocalVirtualMediadevices,clicktheForceEjectMediabuttonintheVirtualFloppy/USB
Key/VirtualFolderStatusorVirtualCD/DVD-ROMStatussection.
Connectingscriptedmedia
YoucanconnectscriptedmediafromtheVirtualMediapage.Usethe.NETIRCorJavaIRC,
RIBCL/XML,ortheiLOCLItoconnectothertypesofVirtualMedia.TheVirtualMediapagesupports
theconnectionof1.44MBfloppyimages(.img)andCD/DVD-ROMimages(.iso).Theimage
mustbelocatedonawebserveronthesamenetworkasiLO.
Toconnectscriptedmedia:
1.NavigatetotheVirtualMedia→VirtualMediapage.
2.EntertheURLforthescriptedmediaintheScriptedMediaURLboxintheConnectVirtual
Floppy(.imgfiles)orConnectCD/DVD-ROMsection(.isofiles).
3.SelecttheBootonNextResetcheckboxiftheservershouldboottothisimageonlyonthe
nextserverreboot.
Theimagewillbeejectedautomaticallyonthesecondserverrebootsothattheserverdoes
notboottothisimagetwice.
Ifthischeckboxisnotselected,theimagewillremainconnecteduntilitismanuallyejected,
andtheserverwillboottoitonallsubsequentserverresets,ifthesystembootoptionsare
configuredaccordingly.
NOTE:UsingtheiLOVirtualFloppytobootaremotehostserverissupportedonlyonGen8
servers.ItisnotsupportedonGen9servers.
4.ClickInsertMedia.
5.Optional:Toboottotheconnectedimagenow,clickServerResettoinitiateaserverreset.
Viewingandejectingscriptedmedia
WhenscriptedVirtualMediaisconnected,thedetailsarelistedintheVirtualFloppy/VirtualFolder
StatusorVirtualCD/DVD-ROMStatussection:
•MediaInserted—TheVirtualMediatypethatisconnected.ScriptedMediaisdisplayedwhen
scriptedmediaisconnected.
•Connected—IndicateswhetheraVirtualMediadeviceisconnected.
•ImageURL—TheURLthatpointstotheconnectedscriptedmedia.
Toejectscriptedmediadevices,clicktheEjectMediabuttonintheVirtualFloppy/VirtualFolder
StatusorVirtualCD/DVD-ROMStatussection.
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							NOTE:ForserverbladeswithoutaniLOlicensethatgrantsfullVirtualMediaprivileges,you
cannotusetheForceEjectMediaoptionwithavirtualmediaimagethatwasmountedviaURL.In
thiscase,theconnectionismostlikelytheHPBladeSystemOnboardAdministratorDVDDrive.
ThisconnectionmustbedisconnectedthroughtheOnboardAdministrator.AniLOresetwillalso
closetheconnection.
UsingiLOVirtualMediafromtheRemoteConsole
YoucanaccessVirtualMediaonahostserverbyusingthe.NETIRCorJavaIRC,theiLOweb
interface,XMLconfigurationandcontrolscripts,andtheCLP.Thissectiondescribeshowtouse
theiLOVirtualMediafeaturewiththe.NETIRCorJavaIRC.
UsingaVirtualDrive
TheVirtualDrivefeaturesupportstheuseofaphysicalfloppydiskorCD/DVD-ROM,aUSBkey
drive,animagefile,andanimagefilethroughaURL.
UsingaphysicaldriveonaclientPC
1.Startthe.NETIRCorJavaIRC.
2.ClicktheVirtualDrivesmenu,andthenselectthedriveletterofafloppydisk,CD/DVD-ROM,
orUSBkeydriveonyourclientPC.
ThevirtualdriveactivityLEDwillshowvirtualdriveactivity.
NOTE:Whenyouareusingthe.NETIRCorJavaIRCwithWindowsVistaorWindowsServer
2008orlater,youmusthaveWindowsadministratorrightsinordertomountaphysicaldrive.
Usinganimagefile
1.Startthe.NETIRCorJavaIRC.
2.ClicktheVirtualDrivesmenu,andthenselectImageFileRemovableMedia(.imgfiles)or
ImageFileCD-ROM/DVD(.isofiles).
The.NETIRCorJavaIRCpromptsyoutoselectadiskimage.
3.EnterthepathorfilenameoftheimagefileintheFilenametextbox,orbrowsetotheimage
filelocation,andthenclickOpen.
ThevirtualdriveactivityLEDwillshowvirtualdriveactivity.
UsinganimagefilethroughaURL(IIS/Apache)
Youcanconnectscriptedmediabyusingthe.NETIRCorJavaIRC.Scriptedmediasupportsonly
1.44MBfloppydiskimages(.img)andCD/DVD-ROMimages(.iso).Theimagemustbelocated
onawebserveronthesamenetworkasiLO.
1.Startthe.NETIRCorJavaIRC.
2.Dependingontheimagetypeyouwilluse,selectVirtualDrives→URLRemovableMedia
(.img)orVirtualDrives→URLCD-ROM/DVD(.iso).
TheImagefileatURLdialogboxopens.
3.EntertheURLfortheimagefilethatyouwanttomountasavirtualdrive,andthenclick
Connect.
ThevirtualdriveactivityLEDdoesnotshowdriveactivityforURL-mountedvirtualmedia.
UsingtheCreateMediaImagefeature(JavaIRConly)
WhenyouuseiLOVirtualMedia,performanceisfastestwhenimagefilesareusedinsteadof
physicaldisks.Youcanuseindustry-standardtoolslikeDDtocreateimagefilesortocopydata
fromadiskimagefiletoaphysicaldisk.YoucanalsousetheiLOJavaIRCtoperformthesetasks.
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							CreatinganiLOdiskimagefile
TheiLOCreateMediaImagefeatureenablesyoutocreatediskimagefilesfromdatainafileor
onaphysicaldisk.
TocreateanISO-9660diskimagefile(.imgor.iso):
1.StarttheJavaIRC.
2.SelectVirtualDrives→CreateDiskImage.
TheCreateMediaImagedialogboxopens.
3.VerifythattheDisk>>Imagebuttonisdisplayed.IfthebuttonlabelisImage>>Disk,clickthe
buttontochangeittoDisk>>Image.
4.Dooneofthefollowing:
•Ifyouwilluseafile,selecttheMediaFileoption,andthenclickBrowseandnavigateto
thefileyouwanttouse.
•Ifyouwillusephysicalmedia,selectthedriveletterofthefloppydisk,USBkey,or
CD-ROMintheMediaDrivemenu.
5.EnterthepathandfilenamefortheimagefileintheImageFiletextbox.
6.ClickCreate.
TheJavaIRCbeginstheprocessofcreatingtheimagefile.Thefollowingmessageisdisplayed:
Creating image file, please wait...
Whentheimagecreationiscomplete,thefollowingmessageisdisplayed:
Image file was created successfully.
7.ClickClosetoclosetheCreateMediaImagedialogbox.
8.Confirmthattheimagewascreatedinthespecifiedlocation.
Copyingdatafromanimagefiletoaphysicaldisk
TheiLOCreateMediaImagefeatureenablesyoutocopythedatafromadiskimagefiletoa
floppydiskorUSBkey.Only.imgdiskimagefilesaresupported.CopyingdatatoaCD-ROM
isnotsupported.
TocopydiskimagedatatoafloppydiskorUSBkey:
1.StarttheJavaIRC.
2.SelectVirtualDrives→CreateDiskImage.
TheCreateMediaImagedialogboxopens.
3.ClicktheDisk>>ImagebuttontochangethesettingtoImage>>Disk.
4.SelectthedriveletterofthefloppydiskorUSBkeyintheMediaDrivemenu.
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