This command manipulates a remote client's BIOS. It also executes a diagnostic program on the client from a floppy disk at the managing server.

dcmamtrc.exe   /h host-name | /i IP-address
               /b | /r

/h

Specifies the target client's host name, as 1 to 64 characters; this name is not case sensitive.

/i

Specifies the target client's IP address, as 7 to 15 characters.

/b

Specify this argument to remotely manipulate the client's BIOS.

/r

Specify this argument to execute a diagnostic program on the remote client from a floppy disk at the managing server.

The following table lists and describes the dcmamtrc command's return codes.

Code	Description	Action
0	The SOL connection and IDE redirect connection were successful, and the BIOS setup and IDE redirect setup terminated normally.	None
2	A command argument is invalid.	Check the command arguments.
5	A socket error occurred.	Check if an SOL driver has been installed on the client.
6	An IDER connection failed.	Check if the floppy disk contains a diagnostic program.
7	An SOL connection has already been established.	A new SOL connection cannot be established. No action is needed.
8	An IDE redirect connection has already been established.	A new IDE redirect connection cannot be established. No action is needed.
9	Client's power is off.	Turn on the client's power.
12	Another error occurred.	This is a system error; check the command execution environment.
31	The SOL connection failed.	Check the host name or IP address of the connection target. Check if AMT is used to establish connection.

This example sets up BIOS on a remote client whose host name is dmp001:

dcmamtrc.exe /h dmp001 /b