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Oracle® Server CLI Tools for Oracle Solaris 11.3 User's Guide

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Updated: April 2018
 
 

Modify IPv4 Network Settings

To modify IPv4 settings, use the ilomconfig modify network command. This command modifies IP address, netmask, gateway, DHCP settings, and sideband. When you specify an XML file name, the command modifies information defined in the exported service processor configuration XML file rather than modifying Oracle ILOM.

  • To modify IPv4 network settings, type:

    # ilomconfig modify network [--ipdiscovery=static|dhcp] [--ipaddress=ipaddress] [--netmask=netmask] [--gateway=gateway] [--state=enabled|disabled] [--mgmtport=port] [--xmlfile=filename.xml]

    Option
    Description
    Example
    –-ipdiscovery
    Network discovery mechanism. Can be either static or DHCP.
    static or dhcp
    –-ipaddress
    Oracle ILOM IP address
    192.0.2.10
    –-netmask
    Netmask address
    255.255.255.0
    –-gateway
    Gateway address
    192.0.2.248
    –-state
    Oracle ILOM management port state
    enabled or disabled
    –-mgmtport
    Oracle ILOM management port path
    /SYS/SP/NET0 or SYS/MB/SP/NETMGMT
    –-xmlfile
    Modify specified XML file rather than local Oracle ILOM service processor. Must be followed by = and the pathname to the file.
    file.xml
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