Configure the ASR Properties (Oracle ILOM CLI)

For ASR to operate, you must have a valid My Oracle Support account. When you create the ASR username, it must match the username registered with an active My Oracle Support account.

1. Configure the endpoint.

   -> set /SP/clients/asr endpoint=domain.company.com
   ->
   

   where:

   • domain is a domain or server that is sending the ASR messages.

   • company is the company for the domain or server that is sending ASR messages.

   For example, to configure an endpoint named transport.oracle.com, type:

   -> set /SP/clients/asr endpoint=transport.oracle.com
   Set 'endpoint' to 'transport.oracle.com'
   ->
   

2. Configure the password.

   -> set /SP/clients/asr password=testword
   Changing password for ASR user...
   Enter new password again: ********
   Set 'password' to '********'
   New password was successfully set for user /SP/clients/asr
   
   ->
   

3. Configure the ASR username.

   -> set /SP/clients/asr username=username@company.com
   ->
   

   where:

   • username is the name associated with a valid My Oracle Support account.

   • company is the company name where the switch is installed.

   For example, to configure the user name admin1@abc.com, type:

   -> set /SP/clients/asr username=joe.public@companyq.com
   Set 'username' to 'joe.public@companyq.com'
   ->
   

4. (Optional) Send an event to the ASR service.

   -> set /SP/clients/asr send-event=test
   Set 'username' to 'joe.public@companyq.com'
   ->
   

Related Information

• Enable the ASR Client (Oracle ILOM CLI)

• Configure the ASR Proxy Properties (Oracle ILOM CLI)

• Disable the ASR Client (Oracle ILOM CLI)

• Display the ASR Client Status (Oracle ILOM CLI)