Using UEFI System Utilities to disable the in-transit status of Server Configuration Lock @HPE
Using UEFI System Utilities to disable the in-transit status of Server Configuration Lock @HPE
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This video demonstrates the process to use UEFI utilities to disable server configuration lock feature for an in-transit server. This video demonstrates the use of UEFI utilities to change server configuration lock password and then disable it for an in-transit server.

hpe.com
Using UEFI System Utilities to disable the in-transit status of Server Configuration LockBoost AI Performance with Shared KV CacheHPE Virtualization Solutions: Partner Success Story - TD SYNNEX - Full StoryHPE’s Leadership in the Gartner Magic Quadrant: Building for What’s NextHPE Zerto AI Assistant - Simplifying Recovery Testing and ComplianceHPE Mist Networking Data Center Assurance (DCA) integration with GreenLake (& OpsRamp)Unleash AI: MIC - SickbayWho owns your AI? Understanding data control, compliance & sovereign AI | Trish DamkrogerCanada builds an AI factory that’s sovereign by designHPE Partner Ready Vantage: OrroUsing HPE GreenLake edge-to-cloud platform to build a private cloudUnleash AI: SmartSpatial - Factory Floor Simulation
HPE |

Using UEFI System Utilities to disable the in-transit status of Server Configuration Lock

SHARE TO X SHARE TO REDDIT SHARE TO FACEBOOK WALLPAPER