Host Management Tasks and Applicable CLI Targets
Use the following table to help identify the applicable CLI targets for performing host
management tasks on a managed server.
For additional information about how to perform host management actions in Oracle ILOM, see
the topic listed in the Related Information section that appears after the
table.
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Power on (start) or power off (stop) the server SP, CMM, or
FMM.
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/System
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Reset power on a server SP, CMM, or FMM.
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/SP | CMM |
FMM
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Turn on or turn off the system Locator LED from a server SP,
CMM, or FMM.
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/System/locator_indicator
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Set the boot device for the next host boot from an x86 server
SP.
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/HOST/boot_device
Note -
To issue the full boot device path from the FMM CLI,
append
/Servers/ComputeNodes/ComputeNode_n
to the beginning of the
/HOST/boot_device target.
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Manage the domain boot device from a SPARC server SP.
Set auto boot for both the host controller and guest domains
at startup.
Set boot guests to enable or disable guest domain booting at
startup.
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/HOST/domain/
Note -
To issue the full CLI path for host domain on a
multi-domain SPARC server, append
/Servers/PDomains/PDomain_n
to the beginning of the /HOST target.
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Set the host boot method properties on SPARC servers.
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/HOST
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autostart
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autorunonerror
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bootfailrecovery
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bootrestart
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bootimeout
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maxbootfail
Note -
To issue the full CLI path for boot method on a
multi-domain SPARC server, append
/Servers/PDomains/PDomain_n
to the beginning of the /HOST target.
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Set the trusted platform module (TPM) device on a SPARC
server.
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/HOST/tpm
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activate
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enable
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forceclear
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mode
Note -
TPM properties vary from system to system. Use the
Help command to determine which
TPM properties are supported on your server. For example:
help /HOST/tpm
Note -
To issue the full CLI path for host TPM on a multi-domain
SPARC server, append
/Servers/PDomains/PDomain_n
to the beginning of the /HOST/tpm
target.
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