Managing SPARC Host Domains

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Oracle ILOM provides a set of host domain properties that enable system administrators to view logical domain configurations presently set on a host SPARC server, as well as set host domain properties for auto-boot and boot guests.

The Oracle ILOM host domain properties are viewable and configurable from the Oracle ILOM CLI and web interface. For more details about these properties, see the following tables:

Figure 73, Table 73, View Logical Domain Configurations Detected for Host SPARC Server View Logical Domain Configurations Detected for Host SPARC Server
Figure 74, Table 74, Host Domain Configurable Properties for Host SPARC Server Host Domain Configurable Properties for Host SPARC Server

Table 73 View Logical Domain Configurations Detected for Host SPARC Server

User Interface Configurable Target:

SP CLI: /HOST/domain/configs
Web: Host Management > Host Domain

Requirements:

Logical domain configurations must be created on host SPARC server operating system. For information on how to create logical domain configurations, see the Oracle VM Server for SPARC documentation.
To view logical domain configurations, issue the show command (show /HOST/domain/configs)

Property

Description

Domain Configurations (read-only)

Oracle ILOM displays a list of logical domain configurations detected on the host operating system.

Oracle saves the detected logical domain configurations in non-volatile memory and updates the listing as changes occur.

Table 74 Host Domain Configurable Properties for Host SPARC Server

User Interface Configurable Target: SP CLI: `/HOST/domain/control` Web: Host Management > Host Domain User Role: Reset and Host Control (r) role (required to modify host domain configurable properties). Requirements: Logical domain configurations must be created on host SPARC server operating system. For information on how to create logical domain configurations, see the Oracle VM Server for SPARC documentation. To apply host domain property changes in the Host Domain Settings page, you must click Save.
Property	Default	Description
Auto-Run (`auto-boot=`)	Enabled	`Enabled \|Disabled` When the property for Auto-Run is enabled, the OpenBoot setting for `auto-boot` is enforced after the next domain reset. When the property for Auto-Run is disabled, automatic booting is prevented and the host control domain will stop at the OpenBoot OK prompt upon the next domain reset. CLI Syntax for Host Domain Auto-Run: For single-server SP, type: `set /HOST/domain/control auto-boot=``enabled\|disabled` For multi-domain server SP, type: `set /Servers/PDomains/PDomain_n/HOST/domain/control auto-boot=``enabled\|disabled`
Boot Guests (`boot_guests=`)	Enabled	`Enabled \|Disabled` When the property for Boot Guests is enabled, Oracle ILOM boots the guest domains at the next server power-on or reset. When the property for Boot Guests is disabled, the configured guest domains are prevented from booting upon the next server power-on or reset. Note - The `boot_guests` property automatically reverts to Enabled (default property) after the server resets. CLI Syntax for Host Domain Boot Guests: For single-server SP, type: `set /HOST/domain/control boot_guests=``enabled\|disabled` For multi-domain server SP, type: `set /Servers/PDomains/PDomain_n/HOST/domain/control boot_guests=``enabled\|disabled`