reset Subcommand - Oracle® Server CLI Tools User's Guide

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`reset` Subcommand

After firmware for a device has been updated using the manual firmware update process, the device might need to be reset. This requirement is different with each device; therefore, the reset functionality might be part of the update procedure or a separate function. To determine if your device requires a reset after a firmware upgrade, consult the release notes of your firmware.

The reset subcommand supports the following targets:

expander
controller
sp_bios

Options for the reset subcommand are listed in the following table.

Short Option	Long Option	Description
`–n`	`–-device_name`	A mandatory option with a mandatory parameter, which designates a single device to show. `device_name` is the common-mapped device name.

The following example shows the fwupdate reset used to reset the controller mapped to c2.

fwupdate reset controller -n c2

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