Intel S2600WPF Server Board UEFI Firmware 02.06.0006 Download

Posted at November 21, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

Intel S2600WPF Server Board UEFI Firmware 02.06.0006 Description

Versions:

- BIOS : 02.06.0006
- ME : 02.01.07.328
- BMC : 01.28.10603
- FRUSDR : 1.09

Additional notes

- This version enhances the protection of platform configuration data as described in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00056.
- This package contains BIOS recovery files. Refer to the BIOS recovery instructions in the BIOS release notes of this package.

BIOS 02.06.0006 Changes:

- Hotfix for security hole about RtcRead
- Fixed: "ID_NET_NAME_ONBOARD=eno1" is the same for two onboard NICs which should be different.

ME 2.01.07.328 Changes:

- Fixed: Platform is not able to power on properly after being shut down by NM Policy
- Fixed: Global platform power consumption reported by NM Statistics in S5 is incorrect
- Fixed: OOB (out-of-band) stress test by issuing the wrong username may cause connection to be unavailable
- Fixed: Shutdown action can be interrupted by cold reset when volatile NM policy is in use

BMC 01.28.10603 Changes:

- EPSD100252407: BMC no responds and bus hang on EMC isilon system
- EPSD100252321: Privilege Escalation Attack via EWS

FRUSDR 1.09 Changes:

- Add SDR 'PSU0 Status' and 'PSU1 Status'.

INSTALLATION NOTES

- Boot the system into the EFI Shell
- Copy UEFI iFlash32 11.0 Build 8 or higher, ipmi.efi and BIOS capsule file to a HD or USB Flash Drive
- Map the respective storage device in the system with the command Shell> map -r
- Change the Shell to the mapped device file system
- Run the iflash32 utility at the prompt fs0:> iflash32 /u /ni [Cap File Name]
- Reboot system, press F2 to setup and check BIOS ID. If BIOS ID is upgraded version the BIOS updated successfully.
- Do NOT interrupt the BIOS POST during the first boot.

Update system firmware from Intel server EFI shell by the following steps:

- Download Intel server system update package.
- Unzip package and copy all files to root folder in USB flash drive
- Insert USB flash drive to server USB port
- Reboot server, system will start BIOS/BMC/FRUSDR update automatically
- If the unzipped package is not under the root folder of USB flash drive:
- Reboot server to EFI shell manually
- Run command "map -r" in EFI shell to find the mount point of the USB flash drive
- The USB flash drive may mount to fs0: or fs1: or other.
- Run command "fs0:" or other to change folder to USB flash drive,
- Change folder to the folder storing the firmware package
- Run command "startup.nsh" to start firmware update process

Update BMC Firmware

1) Boot the system to the EFI shell and go to root folder
2) At the shell prompt, run "UpdateBMC.nsh" to start BMC Firmware update
3) When complete, go to the BIOS update section described below, or power off the system and cycle AC power before continuing.

Update System BIOS

1) Boot the system to the EFI shell and go to root folder
2) At the shell prompt, run "UpdateBIOS.nsh" to start BIOS update
3) When complete, reboot the system and enter BIOS Setup by pressing the F2 Key during POST
4) Verify the BIOS string on main BIOS menu
5) Press F9 to load defaults and press F10 to save and reset the system
6) Go to the ME firmware update section described below
The BIOS update is complete. Either reboot the server or go to the ME firmware Update section described below.

Update ME Firmware

1) Boot the system to the EFI shell and go to root folder
2) At the shell prompt, run "UpdateME.nsh" to start ME firmware update
3) When complete, go to the FRUSDR update section described below, or power off the system and cycle AC power before continuing.

Update FRUSDR

1) Boot the system to the EFI shell and go to root folder
2) At the EFI command prompt, run "UpdateFRUSDR.nsh" to start FRUSDR update
3) Answer questions and enter desired information when prompted.
4) When complete, reboot the system by front control panel

Verifying updates

- Reboot the server
- During POST, hit the <F2> Key when prompted to access the BIOS Setup Utility
- Hit the F9 key to load BIOS Defaults
- At the MAIN menu verify the BIOS revision is correct
- Move cursor to the SERVER MANAGEMENT Menu
- Move cursor down to the SYSTEM INFORMATION Option and hit Enter
- Verify the BMC Firmware revision is correct
- Verify the SDR revision is correct
- Verify the ME Firmware revision is correct
- Hit the F10 Key to save changes and Exit

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