The set system commands perform a variety of tasks: enforcing password strength, enabling jumbo packets to increase throughput, setting a default gateway, searching domains, and so on.
set system address system-addr [–noconfirm]
set system default-gateway gateway-IP [–noconfirm]
set system description value [–noconfirm]
set system domain domain [–noconfirm]
set system domain-search domains [–noconfirm]
set system hostname host-name [–noconfirm]
set system ipconfig {default|dhcp|static} [–noconfirm]
set system jumbo-packet {true|false} [–noconfirm]
set system loglevel service-name
set system management-interface [–address=IP]
set system management-interface [–default-gateway=gateway-IP] [–noconfirm]
set system management-interface [–hostname=value] [–noconfirm]
set system management-interface [–ipconfig={default|dhcp|static}] [–noconfirm]
set system management-interface [–netmask=network-IP]
set system management-interface nameserver [–noconfirm]
set system management-interface netmask mask [–noconfirm]
set system nameservers nameserver-address [–order=search-value]
set system netmask mask [–noconfirm]
set system password-strength [–min-length=min-length-value] [–min-lower-case
=min-lower-case-value] [–min-number=min-number-value]
[–min-special=min-special-value] [–min-upper-case=min-upper-case-value]
set system root-password [–noconfirm]
set system timezone [–noconfirm]
where:
domain is the name of the domain you are configuring.
domains is a list of domain names, separated by spaces and enclosed by quotes.
gateway-IP is the IP address of the default gateway.
host-name is the hostname (for example, Central).
mask is the system netmask (for example 192.168.189.0).
nameserver-addr is the IP address of the nameserver (for example, 192.168.3.56).
service-name is the name of the service for which you want to generate logs.
system-addr is the IP address of your system (for example, 192.168.1.3).
value is text describing the system.
This command has subcommands. This table describes the subcommands and provides the syntax.
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This examples shows how to configure jumbo frames on the virtualization switch, which can increase the throughput for Oracle FCAs.
[OFOS] set system jumbo-packet true show system info ------------------------------------------------------- hostname ovn81-123 descr domain us.example.com address 10.134.178.65 netmask 10.255.255.0 model-num Oracle Fabric Interconnect F2-12 serial-num To be filled by O.E.M. ipconfig static default-gateway 10.128.9.86.1 mtu 1500 support-jumbo-packet true timezone GMT nameservers console-speed 115200 -------------------------------------------------------- 1 record displayed
There is no progress indicator or completion message. When the command prompt returns, the command has completed.
This example show how to change the IP address to 192.168.3.56 and the host name to SalesCentral for the management interface.
[OFOS] set system management-interface -address 192.168.3.56 [OFOS] set system management-interface -hostname SalesCentral [OFOS] show system info --------------------------------------------------------- hostname SalesCentral descr domain address 192.168.3.56 netmask 192.255.255.0 model-num Oracle Fabric Interconnect F2-12 serial-num unknown ipconfig static default-gateway 10.129.86.1 mtu 1500 support-jumbo-packet true timezone US_Pacific nameservers console-speed 115200 ----------------------------------------------------------- 1 record displayed