Determine the Status of a Specific SP, SPM, or Host

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This task uses SP0 and HOST0 as examples. You can use ACTIVE_SP or the name of any one of the SPs or SPMs. You can also use the name of any one of the HOSTs which actually indicate the PDomain SPMs.

Log in to Oracle ILOM.
See Log In to Oracle ILOM (CLI).
View the state property for a SP.
```
-> show /SP/network/SP0 state

   /SP/network/SP0
      Properties:
         state = enabled

->
```
The value of the state property is enabled by default. However, an enabled state does not mean that the SP is on the network. The SP must have an IPv4 or IPv6 address to be on the network. If the value equals disabled, the SP is not on the network. You can re-enable the SP by setting the state property to enabled.
View the state property for a host.
```
-> show /SP/network/HOST0 state

  /SP/network/HOST0
    Properties:
        state = enabled

->
```
The value of the state property is enabled by default. However, an enabled state for HOSTx does not mean that the PDomain SPM is on the network. The PDomain SPM must have an IPv4 or IPv6 address to be on the network. If the value equals disabled, the PDomain SPM is not on the network. You can re-enable the PDomain SPM by setting the state property of HOSTx to enabled.

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Determine the Status of a Specific SP, SPM, or Host

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