ubiosconfig Command Overview - Oracle Hardware Management Pack User's Guide

If you use the --help or --version options, the ubiosconfig command does not require subcommands, otherwise one or more subcommands are mandatory.

The options listed in the following table are required to use ubiosconfig on a remote server's UEFI BIOS.

Short Option	Long Options	Description
`-H`	`--remote-hostname`	This option is followed by the IP address of the target server.
`-U`	`--remote-username`	This option is followed by the user name used to log in to remote server.

For example:

ubiosconfig export all --remote-hostname=address --remote-username=username

where address is the remote server's hostname or IP address in xx.xx.xx.xx format, and username is the user name with access rights to the server.

ubiosconfig supports the subcommands listed in the following table.

Command	Function
`import`	Import a configuration XML file that will be applied to the server's UEFI BIOS at next boot.
`export`	Export the server's UEFI BIOS configuration to a local XML file.
`cancel`	Cancel pending UEFI BIOS configuration changes.
`list`	List status information regarding pending UEFI BIOS import or export operations.
`reset`	Reset the server's UEFI BIOS configuration to factory default at next boot.

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