Make sure that the server board has the latest BIOS firmware. Trellix publishes BIOS images for the appliance that contain the BMC firmware. Contact Technical Support for the latest version of the firmware. Downloading and using the system firmware from other sources might impact the appliance performance.
You can enable or configure RMM from the text menu system, appliance console, serial console, or SSH session.
Note
In an uninstalled appliance, you can configure the RMM settings from BIOS using the root account. In an installed appliance, you can configure the RMM settings from the appliance console without entering the BIOS.
Log on to the appliance as administrator.
From the appliance console menu, select Reboot to restart the system.
Before the operating system boots, press F2 to enter the BIOS.
To configure the BMC LAN configuration for your appliance model, navigate to Server Management → BMC LAN Configuration and press Enter.
Scroll down to Intel® RMM4 IPv4 LAN Configuration and configure IP source, IP address, Subnet mask as needed.
Scroll down to User Configuration, then configure these settings:
User ID — Select root
User status — Select Enabled
User name — Enter
rootUser password — Enter the password twice.
Confirm the network and user information, and press F10 to save and exit the BIOS.
The appliance boots with the new settings.
On the computer that connects to the RMM, open a web browser and enter:
https://RMM IP addressUse the credentials
root/password you entered in the earlier step.
The appliance boots with the new settings.
For more information about Intel® RMM4, go to https://www.intel.in/content/www/in/en/support/articles/000006023/server-products.html.