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Using This Documentation

Oracle Server CLI Tools Overview

CLI Tools Command Syntax and Conventions

Using the biosconfig Tool

biosconfig Overview

biosconfig Requirements

biosconfig Terminology

Device Terminology Used by biosconfig

Device Name Examples

Editing XML Files

biosconfig Command Overview

biosconfig for Oracle Solaris OS

biosconfig for Windows

How to Install the biosconfig Sun System Management Driver on Windows 2008 R2 and Windows 2008 64–bit

How to Uninstall the biosconfig Sun System Management Driver on Windows 2008 R2 and Windows 2008 64–bit

Viewing biosconfig Command Options and Version Information

How to View biosconfig Command Options

How to View biosconfig Version Information

Configuring the Device Boot Order

Methods for Changing the Boot List

How to Set the First Boot Device for the Next Boot

How to Make a Persistent Change to Boot Order

How to Change Boot Order Based on the PCI Bus, Device, or Function

Configuring the BIOS CMOS

How to Capture the BIOS CMOS Golden Image

How to Apply the BIOS CMOS Golden Image

Configuring Individual CMOS Settings

Static and Dynamic CMOS Settings

How to Configure a Static CMOS Setting

How to Configure a Dynamic Setting

Commands That Produce Unrelated, Innocuous, Extra Output

Using the ubiosconfig Tool

Using the fwupdate Tool

Using the raidconfig Tool

Using the ilomconfig Tool

Using the hwmgmtcli Tool

Using the zoningcli Tool

Using ipmitool for Windows

CLI Tools Error Codes

Index

biosconfig for Windows

With biosconfig version 2.2.1 and above for Windows, biosconfig.exe is run only in its installation directory so it can access its low-level management driver. The Sun System Management driver is included as part of the Hardware Management Pack download.

The Sun System Management driver is required in order to run biosconfig on Windows Server 2008 SP2 64–bit or Windows Server 2008 R2 systems. This driver is not required for Windows 2008 32–bit.

The Sun System Management driver is not needed for other CLI Tools. Uninstall the driver to free system resources if biosconfig is not going be used. When biosconfig is not installed, the driver must be uninstalled manually.


Note ‐ On some systems, when using the Sun System Management Driver, biosconfig might take several minutes to complete some operations.

This section covers the following procedures: