ilomconfig Command Usage - Oracle® Server CLI Tools User's Guide

`ilomconfig` Command Usage

The ilomconfig commands must be run in administrator mode.

When a command fails, it returns one of several failure codes listed in ilomconfig Error Codes.

Options

The following table lists the options available to all CLI Tools commands, including ilomconfig.

Short Option	Long Option	Description
`–?`	`–-help`	Displays help information.
`–V`	`–-version`	Displays the tool version.
`–q`	`–-quiet`	Suppresses informational message output and returns only error codes.
`–y`	`–-yes`	Confirms operation. Does not prompt user for confirmation on the operation when running.

The options listed in the following table apply to using ilomconfig on a remote service processor.

Short Option	Long Options	Description
`–H`	`–-remote-hostname`	This option is followed by the IP address of the target service processor.
`–U`	`–-remote-username`	Username used to log in to remote service processor.

You use these options to make changes to a remote service processor, rather than the local service processor. When using these options to access a remote service processor, you must use both options together. For example:

ilomconfig list system-summary –-remote-hostname=address –-remote-username=username

where address is the remote Oracle ILOM service processor's hostname or IP address in xx.xx.xx.xx format, and username is the user name with access rights to the Oracle ILOM service processor.

Note ‐ The enable/disable interconnect and create/delete credential subcommands can not be used on remote service processors.

You are prompted for the password for this user name when accessing the remote Oracle ILOM service processor.

Note ‐ The password required by the remote user name can be piped in on stdin for scripting use.

The option listed in the following table applies to using ilomconfig on a local XML file.

Long Options	Description
`–-xmlfile`	This option is followed by the path to the file you want to modify.

You use this option to make changes to a local XML file, rather than a local or remote service processor.

Subcommands

The available ilomconfig subcommands are listed in the following table.

Subcommand	Description
`list`	Show Oracle ILOM settings, users, SNMP communities, and system summary.
`create`	Create users and SNMP communities.
`delete`	Delete users and SNMP communities.
`modify`	Modify Oracle ILOM settings.
`import`	Restore Oracle ILOM settings from an XML file.
`export`	Backup Oracle ILOM settings to an XML file.
`reset`	Reset Oracle ILOM to factory defaults.
`enable`	Enable Host-to-ILOM interconnect.
`disable`	Disable Host-to-ILOM interconnect.

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