Hi guys,
I just bought a new Lenovo ThinkCentre M75q Gen 2 to be used as my new home server. Now, as it comes with an Ryzen Pro CPU, it should be possible to use AMD's DASH to control it remotely (like IPMI for Intel, I guess).
So I went into the BIOS, of course, and enabled DASH. According to Google, this should make a web page available under
I even tried resetting BIOS to default settings and enable DASH again, but to no avail. While googling, I also came across this DASH guide from Lenovo – but I couldn't get it to work, still. The commands at step
At the moment, I have Proxmox running on that server, instead of Windows (that's why I can't state the exact error message). But this problem does bug me more than I thought it would. So I'm reaching out to you guys now for help.
If need be, I can also restore the Win10 installation that came with the system. Thanks to clonezilla, this is not really complicated and Proxmox is not in productive use just yet.
Hopefully someone can help me with this.
Regards, mh166
I just bought a new Lenovo ThinkCentre M75q Gen 2 to be used as my new home server. Now, as it comes with an Ryzen Pro CPU, it should be possible to use AMD's DASH to control it remotely (like IPMI for Intel, I guess).
So I went into the BIOS, of course, and enabled DASH. According to Google, this should make a web page available under
http://<IP-address>:623/
– which it doesn't. When trying to discover this PC via the AMD Management Console, I get the info that this PC is not DASH capable. On some screenshots on the interwebs, there was another menu in the BIOS called "Realtek RealManage" which apparently can be used to configure the IP and credentials for DASH. This is available nowhere in my BIOS, though.I even tried resetting BIOS to default settings and enable DASH again, but to no avail. While googling, I also came across this DASH guide from Lenovo – but I couldn't get it to work, still. The commands at step
2.3 f)
failed so I couldn't continue at that point. I believe the error message mentioned, that it couldn't connect or something like this...At the moment, I have Proxmox running on that server, instead of Windows (that's why I can't state the exact error message). But this problem does bug me more than I thought it would. So I'm reaching out to you guys now for help.
If need be, I can also restore the Win10 installation that came with the system. Thanks to clonezilla, this is not really complicated and Proxmox is not in productive use just yet.
Hopefully someone can help me with this.
Regards, mh166