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07-21-2005 06:28 AM
07-21-2005 06:28 AM
ASR in bios?
I have a client with two DL360G1's who swears that his servers should auto boot following a power failure (upon detection of power). These units were connected through an interface expander to a APC SmartUPS. APC support claims that some systems can be set to do this in bios.
Does this assertion hold true. Is there a matrix showing what systems/bios versions support this? Aside from rebooting the server, how can I ascertain what BIOS is in use (Win2000 SP4, another is NT4 SP6).
Thanks, C.
Does this assertion hold true. Is there a matrix showing what systems/bios versions support this? Aside from rebooting the server, how can I ascertain what BIOS is in use (Win2000 SP4, another is NT4 SP6).
Thanks, C.
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