Oracle ILOM Tasks
The following table lists many of the tasks you can perform using the Oracle ILOM
web or command-line interface.
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System Information
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/System
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Review information about the server, including the serial
number and BIOS version.
View the overall health of the server and see a total problem
count, or view subcomponent health and inventory details.
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Remote Control
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/HOST/console
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Configure and launch a remote console session.
Redirect storage devices.
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Host Management
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/HOST/diag
/HOST boot_device
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Run diagnostics on the server.
Set the next boot device or control the server power state.
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System Management
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/System/BIOS
/System/BIOS/Config
/SP/policy
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View BIOS settings.
Backup or restore a BIOS configuration.
Configure system policies such as the Enhanced PCIe Cooling
Mode policy.
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Power Management
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/SP/powermgmt
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View actual system power consumption.
View system power requirements for capacity planning.
View historical power usage data.
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ILOM Administration
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/SP system_identifier
/SP/logs
/SP/clients
/SP/users
/SP/network
/SP/network/ipv6
/SP/config
/SP/alertmgmt
/SP/clock
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Configure system identification information.
View system event and audit logs.
Configure remote management access to the server; configure
Oracle ILOM user accounts.
Configure service processor connectivity settings.
Back up or restore a service processor configuration.
Reset the service processor to default settings.
Configure alert notifications for system events and
faults.
Set the service processor clock.
Reset the service processor.
Take a snapshot of the service processor for troubleshooting
purposes.
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