Intel Blade Server Management Module SBCECMM Firmware 86I Download

Posted at December 21, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

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Device Name	Intel Blade Server Management Module SBCECMM Firmware 86I
Category	Firmware
Manufacturer	Others
File Size	1.4 MB
Supported OS	Windows All

Intel Blade Server Management Module SBCECMM Firmware 86I Description

document.write("This package will update the Chassis Management Module SBCECMM firmware. Attempting to apply this firmware to the SBCECMM2, or appying firmware from any website other than Intel, may render the CMM unusable.")This package will update the Chassis Management Module SBCECMM firmware. Attempting to apply this firmware to the SBCECMM2, or appying firmware from any website other than Intel, may render the CMM unusable.

Version 1.22I, Build ID: BREO86I, Revision 16 Problem(s) Fixed: - FLASH UPDATE METHOD HAS CHANGED. Customers need to carefully follow the new update procedure in section 3 of this document. - Boot ROM firmware is no longer being updated. Packet file named **ETBRUS.PKT is not being provided. - The web interface now retains keyboard locale settings after changing KVM focus. - Fixed issue that caused Management Module to occasionally crash when launching the remote control console. - When KVM or media tray switching fails, the management module will now send an SNMP alert in all cases. - Power supply thermal warnings are now logged as warnings instead of errors in the Management Module event log. - Corrected oversubscription power management problems in a single domain with SBXD132 blades. - Corrected problem with blowers always ramping up to 85% over time. - Resolved the problem where the Management Module would crash especially after upgrading to IBM Director 4.22. Reset often appeared as a storage fault in the Event Log. Enhancement: - Added support for Daylight Savings Time for Australian customers. Limitations: Dependencies:

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