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Appendix A – Graphics Server Blade Video Modes
Configuring Server Blade video mode
The WS460c G6/Gen8 Graphics Server Blade has four distinct graphics modes that may be available. Depending on what
OS is installed, different modes are used. In a nutshell, the Graphics Server Blade has an embedded graphics card as well
a high end graphics card, depending on configuration, it is necessary to disable one or the other card. Table 11 shows the
supported modes for each environment and the following sections describe each.
Table 11. Proper use of video mode for each operating system
Hardware Configuration
Bare Metal
Microsoft Server
Citrix XenServer
VMware vSphere
for RemoteFX and
XenApp
OS setup and configuration
Setup mode
Setup mode
Setup mode
Setup mode
Running in production
User mode
User mode
Setup mode
Setup mode
User mode
• This mode is used when it is necessary to disable the embedded graphics card because the installed operating system
does not support using two different graphics architectures (Microsoft Server and Client OS’s)
• In this mode the add-in card is enabled and the embedded is disabled. The OS only sees the add-in card
• This is the primary production mode when the following operating systems are installed:
– Bare Metal Installations of Windows or Linux
– Microsoft RemoteFX environments
– Microsoft/XenApp environments
• In this mode the iLO and front SUV console is available in POST but when control is passed to the OS, it becomes
inaccessible because it uses the embedded video card to generate its video. In this mode the server console will show
a message indicating it is in User mode
• In this mode, once the operating system is booted, the system can be accessed via remote protocol only
Setup mode
• This mode has both video cards enabled but the add-in card is secondary and the embedded is primary
• This mode is used in the following configurations:
– Used in full production mode when the installed operating does support using two different graphics architectures
at the same time. Currently the operating systems that use this mode for production include the VMware and
XenServer Hypervisors.
– Used during system install and configuration when the installed operating does not support using two different
graphics architectures at the same time. For example, this mode is used during install, configuration and driver
install for Windows 7 and Server, as well as Linux (Bare Metal). The mode is switch to “User” before going into
production.
• This is the primary production mode when the following operating systems are install:
– Citrix XenServer
– VMware vSphere
• In this mode the iLO console is accessible at all times
Admin mode
• This mode is used for troubleshooting only and is not used in production
• This mode disables the add-in card and only the ATI is active
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