Launch Oracle System Assistant Remotely Using the Oracle ILOM Web Interface
This procedure provides instructions for launching Oracle System
Assistant remotely using the Oracle ILOM web interface.
To launch Oracle System Assistant remotely, use the Oracle ILOM web interface.
Before You Begin
Set up Oracle ILOM for remote Ethernet access, see Log In to Oracle ILOM Using a Remote Ethernet Connection.
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Log in to the Oracle ILOM web interface.
In your browser's address field, type the server's SP IP address.
The System Summary screen appears.
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If necessary, turn off the server power in the Actions section
of the Summary screen.
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When the Power State indicator shows that the server power is
off, click the Oracle System Assistant Launch button in the
Action section of the Summary screen.
A dialog box appears. You need to start a Remote Console
session to view Oracle System Assistant.
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To start a Remote Console session, click Continue.
A Remote Console session appears, and server BIOS boot
messages are displayed on the screen.
After several minutes, the Launching Oracle System Assistant
screen appears
And, then the Oracle System Assistant main screen
appears.
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Use Oracle System Assistant to perform the tasks in the order shown in the following
table.
For more information about using Oracle System Assistant, refer to the Oracle X5 Series Servers
Administration Guide (http://www.oracle.com/goto/x86AdminDiag/docs) or the embedded help on
Oracle System Assistant.
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1
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Set up Oracle System Assistant network connection.
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Configure Network
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2
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Get latest software and firmware updates.
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Get Updates
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3
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Update Oracle ILOM, BIOS, disk expander, or HBA firmware, if needed.
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Update Firmware
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4
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Configure Oracle ILOM.
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Configure Hardware > Service Processor Configuration
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5
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Configure RAID.
Note -
Do not use this option on a disk with a preinstalled
OS.
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Configure Hardware > RAID Configuration
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6
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Install an operating system using the Oracle System Assistant Install OS wizard. Supported
operating systems include Oracle Solaris, Linux, Windows, or Oracle VM software.
Note -
Do not use this option if your system came with a
preinstalled OS.
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Install OS
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Next Steps
Configuring Server Drives for OS Installation