Automatic server startup

Three FreeBSD proxy servers won't automatically start up after each power-off call, which makes me very troublesome. I have to start one server each time. During the summer vacation, I will go back to my hometown. When the summer vacation stops power, I will be finished. Do you want me to come from my hometown? Terror .........

So it took an hour to finally get it done. First, I searched for related articles on the Internet and found an article:

First, go to the CMOS settings page, select [power management setup], and then [PWR lost resume State]. There are three options for this item.



Select the [keep off] option, which means that the computer will not start automatically when the power is powered off again.

Select [Turn On], which means that the computer will start automatically when the power is restarted after the power is down.

If the selected [last State] is used, the computer returns to the status of the computer before the power is stopped. If the computer is in the power-on status before power-off, it will automatically start up after the call. If the computer is shut down before power failure, the computer will not start up automatically after the call.

After reading this, the method is quite simple. I restarted the server [del] To Go To The CMOS settings, but I went to [power management setup] without the [PWR lost resume State] mentioned above, and continued searching online, the [pwron after PWR-fail] option was found, and finally found in the [integrated peripherals] option. There are two options: On (Enable Automatic boot) and off (disable automatic boot ), set to on, restart, power-off, and power-on test.

When setting the third server, there is no [pwron after PWR-fail] After Entering [PWR lost resume State], but there is a [AC back function], this function should also be used. There are three options: full-on, memory, and soft-off, which are set to full-on, and power-on tests are successful.

Different motherboard and CMOS models correspond to different options, but I think it will not be much different, generally in the [power management setup] and [integrated peripherals] options. I hope this article will be useful to my friends who set it like me.