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A
- acquit option
- fmadm commandfmadm acquit Command
- audit logsLog Descriptions
- Auto Service RequestAuto Service Requests
C
- clearing
- log entries (CLI)View and Clear Log Entries (CLI)
- log entries (web)View and Clear Log Entries (Web)
- component health status, viewing (CLI)View Subsystem and Component Information and Health Status (CLI)
- component health status, viewing (web)View Subsystem and Component Information and Health Status (Web)
- component information, viewing (CLI)View Subsystem and Component Information and Health Status (CLI)
- component information, viewing (web)View Subsystem and Component Information and Health Status (Web)
- component status
- checking with HWdiagUsing the Oracle ILOM Diag Shell
- console output
- UEFI DiagnosticsUEFI Diagnostics Output
- core dump file
- overviewCore Dump File
D
- decrypting Snapshot fileDecrypt an Encrypted Snapshot File
- defects (FMA)
- displaying information aboutUsing the Fault Management Shell
- repairingRepairing Faults or Defects
- diagnostic tools
- descriptionDiagnostic and Troubleshooting Tools
- diagnostics
- new systemNew System
- operating systemOperating System Diagnostics
- Oracle ILOMOracle ILOM Diagnostics
- production systemProduction System
- running for x86 at boot (CLI)Run UEFI Diagnostics Automatically (CLI)
- running for x86 at boot (web)Run UEFI Diagnostics Automatically (Web)
- running manually (CLI)Run UEFI Diagnostics Manually (CLI)
- running manually (web)Run UEFI Diagnostics Manually (Web)
- shellUsing the Oracle ILOM Diag Shell
- Snapshot utilityTake a System Snapshot (Web)
- upgraded systemUpgraded System
- displaying
- fault or defect informationUsing the Fault Management Shell
- drives
- testing with UEFI DiagnosticsUsing UEFI Diagnostics
E
- emergency shutdownInspect the Internal System
- encrypted Snapshot file
- decryptDecrypt an Encrypted Snapshot File
- event logsLog Descriptions
F
- Fault Management Resource Identifier (FMRI) descriptionView Faults Using the Fault Management Shell
- fault management shellUsing the Fault Management Shell
- faults (FMA)
- displaying information aboutUsing the Fault Management Shell
- isolatingUsing the Fault Management Shell
- repairingRepairing Faults or Defects
- field-replaceable unit (FRU) labelUsing the Fault Management Shell
- firmware
- updatesFirmware and Software Patches
- fmadm command
- acquit optionfmadm acquit Command
- exampleUsing the Fault Management Shell
- repair optionsRepairing Faults or Defects
- repaired optionfmadm repaired Command
- replaced optionfmadm replaced Command
- fmdump command
- exampleView Faults Using the Fault Management Shell
G
- gathering service visit informationGather Information for Service
- generating an x86 processor interruptUsing a Non-Maskable Interrupt
- graceful shutdownInspect the Internal System
- guidelines for troubleshootingGather Information for Service
H
- health state definitionsHealth State Definitions
- health status state
- not availableHealth State Definitions
- offlineHealth State Definitions
- OKHealth State Definitions
- service requiredHealth State Definitions
- health status, viewing (CLI)View System-Level Information and Health Status (CLI)
- health status, viewing (web)View System-Level Information and Health Status (Web)
- host monitoringOracle ILOM Diagnostics
- hung system
- overviewResponding to a Hung System
- troubleshootingTroubleshoot a Hung System
- HWdiag
- command optionsHWdiag Commands and Options
- commands
- HWdiag Commands and Options
- Using HWdiag Commands
- diagnostics shellUsing the Oracle ILOM Diag Shell
- logsHWdiag Logs
- run (CLI)Run HWdiag (CLI)
- shellUsing the Oracle ILOM Diag Shell
I
- inspecting server
- externallyInspect the External System
- internallyInspect the Internal System
- installation
- Oracle VTS requirementsInstallation Requirements
- isolate faultsSystem LEDs and Diagnostics
K
- known issues
- checking forCheck for Known Issues
L
- label
- FRU locationUsing the Fault Management Shell
- late-breaking informationCheck for Known Issues
- LED status indicatorsSystem LEDs and Diagnostics
- log entries
- classLog Properties
- date and timeLog Properties
- event IDLog Properties
- filtering
- Filter Log Entries (CLI)
- Filter Log Entries (Web)
- managingManaging Oracle ILOM Log Entries
- severityLog Properties
- typeLog Properties
- viewing and clearing (CLI)View and Clear Log Entries (CLI)
- viewing and clearing (web)
- View and Clear Log Entries (CLI)
- View and Clear Log Entries (CLI)
- View and Clear Log Entries (Web)
- log file output
- UEFI DiagnosticsUEFI Diagnostics Output
- logs
- auditLog Descriptions
- descriptionsLog Descriptions
- entriesLog Properties
- eventLog Descriptions
- HWdiagHWdiag Logs
- Oracle VTSOracle VTS Logs
- time stampsLog Time Stamps
- UEFI DiagnosticsUEFI Diagnostic Logs
M
- monitoring host using Oracle ILOMOracle ILOM Diagnostics
- motherboard components
- testing with UEFI DiagnosticsUsing UEFI Diagnostics
- My Oracle SupportUpdated Product Information
N
- new system
- diagnosticsNew System
- non-maskable interrupt (NMI)
- generating using CLI
- Generate a Non-Maskable Interrupt (CLI)
- Generate a Non-Maskable Interrupt (Web)
- overviewUsing a Non-Maskable Interrupt
O
- open problems
- administeringAdministering Open Problems
- viewing (CLI)View Open Problems on a System (CLI)
- viewing (web)View Open Problems on a System (Web)
- operating system
- diagnosticsOperating System Diagnostics
- Oracle ILOM
- decrypt encrypted Snapshot fileDecrypt an Encrypted Snapshot File
- diagnosticsOracle ILOM Diagnostics
- displaying fault or defect informationUsing the Fault Management Shell
- monitoring hostOracle ILOM Diagnostics
- Snapshot utilityUsing the Snapshot Utility
- Oracle ILOM logs
- log descriptionsLog Descriptions
- log entriesLog Properties
- log time stampsLog Time Stamps
- managing log entriesManaging Oracle ILOM Log Entries
- Oracle ILOM Service Snapshot utilityUsing the Snapshot Utility
- Oracle Linux
- installing Oracle VTSInstall Oracle VTS Software for Oracle Linux 7.x/8.x
- Oracle Linux FMA
- faulty componentsView Faults Using the Fault Management Shell
- repairing faults or defectsRepairing Faults or Defects
- Oracle Solaris
- installing Oracle VTSInstall Oracle VTS Software for Oracle Solaris 11.x
- Oracle VTS
- component stress test modeTest Modes
- installation requirementsInstallation Requirements
- installing software
- Install Oracle VTS Software for Oracle Linux 7.x/8.x
- Install Oracle VTS Software for Oracle Solaris 11.x
- logsOracle VTS Logs
- obtaining softwareObtaining and Installing Oracle VTS Software
- online stress test modeTest Modes
- Oracle LinuxInstall Oracle VTS Software for Oracle Linux 7.x/8.x
- Oracle SolarisInstall Oracle VTS Software for Oracle Solaris 11.x
- overviewOracle VTS Software
- reviewing logsReview Oracle VTS Log Files
- running softwareRunning Oracle VTS Software
- running software (GUI)Run Oracle VTS Software (GUI)
- runtime considerationsRuntime Considerations
- starting software (GUI)Start Oracle VTS Software (GUI)
- starting software (script)Starting Oracle VTS Software
- system exerciser test modeTest Modes
- test modesTest Modes
- user interface optionsUser Interface Options
- Oracle x86 Critical Patch Update GuideOracle x86 Critical Patch Update Guide
P
- ports
- testing with UEFI DiagnosticsUsing UEFI Diagnostics
- power off procedureInspect the Internal System
- power problems, troubleshootingTroubleshoot Power Problems
- product informationUpdated Product Information
- Product Notes
- Updated Product Information
- Check for Known Issues
- production system
- diagnosticsProduction System
R
- Release NotesCheck for Known Issues
- repaired option
- fmadm commandfmadm repaired Command
- repairing
- FMA faults or defectsRepairing Faults or Defects
- replaced option
- fmadm commandfmadm replaced Command
- running diagnostics
- manually (CLI)Run UEFI Diagnostics Manually (CLI)
- manually (web)Run UEFI Diagnostics Manually (Web)
- x86 diagnostics at boot (CLI)Run UEFI Diagnostics Automatically (CLI)
- x86 diagnostics at boot (web)Run UEFI Diagnostics Automatically (Web)
S
- service
- Auto Service RequestAuto Service Requests
- service processor (SP)
- collecting and diagnosingTake a System Snapshot (Web)
- service required, health status stateHealth State Definitions
- service visit information, gatheringGather Information for Service
- shell
- HWdiagUsing the Oracle ILOM Diag Shell
- shutdown procedureInspect the Internal System
- slots
- testing with UEFI DiagnosticsUsing UEFI Diagnostics
- snapshot
- of Oracle ILOM SP state (CLI)Take a System Snapshot (CLI)
- of Oracle ILOM SP state (web)Take a System Snapshot (Web)
- Snapshot utility
- encrypted Snapshot fileDecrypt an Encrypted Snapshot File
- Snapshot utility, using (CLI)Take a System Snapshot (CLI)
- Snapshot utility, using (web)Take a System Snapshot (Web)
- software patchesFirmware and Software Patches
- software release informationOracle x86 Critical Patch Update Guide
- status indicators
- LEDSystem LEDs and Diagnostics
- subsystem health status, viewing (CLI)View Subsystem and Component Information and Health Status (CLI)
- subsystem health status, viewing (web)View Subsystem and Component Information and Health Status (Web)
- subsystem information, viewing (CLI)View Subsystem and Component Information and Health Status (CLI)
- subsystem information, viewing (web)View Subsystem and Component Information and Health Status (Web)
- system components
- troubleshootingTroubleshooting System Components
- system-level information, viewing (CLI)View System-Level Information and Health Status (CLI)
- system-level information, viewing (web)View System-Level Information and Health Status (Web)
T
- time stampsLog Time Stamps
- troubleshooting
- guidelinesGather Information for Service
- information to gatherInformation to Gather for Troubleshooting
- optionsSystem Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Strategies
- power problemsTroubleshoot Power Problems
- system componentsTroubleshooting System Components
- using the Snapshot utilityTake a System Snapshot (Web)
- troubleshooting tools
- descriptionDiagnostic and Troubleshooting Tools
U
- UEFI Diagnostics
- command flagsUEFI Command Flags
- commandsUEFI Command Resource Requirements
- console outputUEFI Diagnostics Output
- diagnostic commandsUEFI Command Options
- drivesUsing UEFI Diagnostics
- log file outputUEFI Diagnostics Output
- motherboard componentsUsing UEFI Diagnostics
- ports
- UEFI Diagnostic Logs
- Using UEFI Diagnostics
- resource requirementsUEFI Command Resource Requirements
- running diagnostics (CLI)Run UEFI Diagnostics Automatically (CLI)
- slotsUsing UEFI Diagnostics
- test modesUEFI Diagnostics Test Modes
- viewing outputUEFI Diagnostics Output
- upgraded system
- diagnosticsUpgraded System
- utility
- SnapshotUsing the Snapshot Utility
V
- viewing
- component health status (CLI)View Subsystem and Component Information and Health Status (CLI)
- component health status (web)View Subsystem and Component Information and Health Status (Web)
- component information (CLI)View Subsystem and Component Information and Health Status (CLI)
- component information (web)View Subsystem and Component Information and Health Status (Web)
- health status (CLI)View System-Level Information and Health Status (CLI)
- health status (web)View System-Level Information and Health Status (Web)
- log entries (web)View and Clear Log Entries (Web)
- open problems (CLI)View Open Problems on a System (CLI)
- open problems (web)View Open Problems on a System (Web)
- subsystem health status (CLI)View Subsystem and Component Information and Health Status (CLI)
- subsystem health status (web)View Subsystem and Component Information and Health Status (Web)
- subsystem information (CLI)View Subsystem and Component Information and Health Status (CLI)
- subsystem information (web)View Subsystem and Component Information and Health Status (Web)
- system-level information (CLI)View System-Level Information and Health Status (CLI)
- system-level information (web)View System-Level Information and Health Status (Web)
- UEFI Diagnostics outputUEFI Diagnostics Output