# Server Setup

Set up process for Alpha and Beta

### ILO4 - Integrated Lights Out 4

This is an HP software that lets you control low level settings of your server through a network connection.

##### Windows

Download and install the newest version of these files from HP in the order below. This comes from a gued here: [Friendly Blogpost](https://patrickhoban.wordpress.com/2018/03/30/error-installing-hp-ilo-firmware-upgrade/)

1) [Interface Driver](https://support.hpe.com/connect/s/softwaredetails?language=en_US&softwareId=MTX_58284ae214af415c9547f8c8dd)

2) [Management Driver](https://support.hpe.com/connect/s/softwaredetails?language=en_US&softwareId=MTX_e20968c891b444c6b6de68a734)

3) [ILO4 ROM Update](https://support.hpe.com/connect/s/softwaredetails?language=en_US&softwareId=MTX_333ae34e78eb4fb2b96eeaae0e)


##### Linux

I didn't do much and it just started working. I updated the Intelligent Provisioning version and during the first time setup of that it asked for a gateway ip (router ip) and a ip for the ILO

##### ILO4 Mod Fan Config

Beta has a [ILO4 mod](https://github.com/kendallgoto/ilo4_unlock) installed that allows it to control the fan speeds. Adding non-whitelisted hardware (like a gpu) causes the fan controller to spin up. 

These are the changes done to keep the fans slow with a M2000 GPU installed: 
```
fan pid 31 lo 5000 # HD Controller
fan pid 35 lo 5000 # PCI Zone 2
fan pid 40 lo 5000 # Exhaust
fan pid 45 lo 5000 # ?
fan pid 46 lo 5000 # ? 
fan pid 49 lo 5000 # ?
fan pid 50 lo 5000 # ?
fan pid 11 hi 5000 # HD Max
fan pid 35 hi 5000 # PCI Zone 2
fan pid 40 hi 7500 # Exhaust
fan pid 46 hi 5000 # ? 
fan pid 49 hi 5000 # ?
fan pid 50 hi 5000 # ?
```

### Installing Operating Systems

##### Linux

Linux can be installed with a simple [rufus](https://rufus.ie/en/) created boot drive. Very easy. 

##### Windows 
 
After very extensive testing the only thing I could get to work is creating a boot CD. There is a sata port in the center of the motherboard that can be plugged directly into a disk drive and used for booting.