- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Introduction to Dell Command | Monitor 10.2
- Windows SMM Security Mitigations Table (WSMT) Compliance
- Standards and protocols for Dell Command | Monitor 10.2
- Use case scenarios using Dell Command | Monitor 10.2
- Using Dell Command | Monitor 10.2
- Polling interval setting
- RAID status reporting
- Monitoring the Dell client systems
- Application log for Dell Command | Monitor for Linux
- Detecting advance format drives
- Boot configurations
- Changing the system settings
- Managing Dell client systems locally using Dell Command | Monitor 10.2
- Managing Dell client systems remotely using Dell Command | Monitor 10.2
- Frequently asked questions for Dell Command | Monitor 10.2
- Troubleshooting steps using Dell Command | Monitor 10.2
- Unable to remotely connect to Windows Management Instrumentation
- Installation failure on systems running Windows
- BIOS setting enumeration value appears as 1
- Hapi installation fails due to the dependency of libsmbios
- CIM resources not available
- Unable to execute the commands using DCM on the systems running Ubuntu Core 16
- Third-party licenses
- Other documents you may need
- Contacting Dell
Dell Command | Monitor Version 10.2 User's Guide
Changing the system settings
In
Dell Command | Monitor, use the following methods to change the system settings and the
state of the local or remote systems:
- SetBIOSAttributes — Changes the BIOS setting
- ChangeBootOrder — Changes the boot configuration
- RequestStateChange — Shuts down and restarts the system
- ManageTime — Displaying the system time
In Dell Command | Monitor for Windows, you can run these methods using winrm, VB script, PowerShell commands, wmic, and WMI wbemtest.
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