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mode
(mode)
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disabled (for systems using SP firmware 3.2.4 or
earlier)
miniroot (for newer SPARC M7 and T7 series servers with
Solaris OS image preinstalled and using SP firmware 3.2.5.5 or
later)
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disabled
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The Mode property controls the Host Storage Device redirection
behavior.
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Disabled — Select Disabled to deactivate the
host storage redirection service in Oracle ILOM
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Remote — Select Remote to redirect a virtual
storage image mounted on a remote NFS, SAMBA, or SSHFS
server as an attached host storage device.
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Miniroot — Select Miniroot to configure the SP
to point to the pre-loaded Solaris Miniroot package that
is currently installed on the managed server. For
instructions on how to upload a new Solaris Miniroot
package to managed server from SP, see Uploading a New Solaris Miniroot Package From SP to Host .
Note -
The Miniroot option is available only on SPARC T7,
M7, or later SPARC series servers.
CLI Syntax for
mode:
Single server:
set /SP/services/kvms/host_storage_device
mode=[disabled|remote|miniroot]
Note -
The Miniroot option is available on SPARC T7 and M7
servers only.
Multi-domain server:
set
/Servers/PDomains/PDomains-n/SP/services/kvms/host_storage_device
mode=[disabled|remote|
miniroot]
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Server URI
(target_URI)
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(none)
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NFS, Samba, or SSHFS URI
Note -
As Oracle ILOM firmware version 4.0.3, the SSHFS server
URI option is available for configuration. This option
supports user authentication through the use of a username
and password or a user generated SSH key. To use SSH
key-based authentication, copy the public key for the
authentication type used (either DSA or RSA) from
/SP/services/ssh/keys/rsa
|dsa to the account for
username and put it in the
.ssh/authorized_keys file. For
additional information about generating a public SSH key for
user authentication, see,
CLI Authentication Using Local User SSH Key .
Note -
The SAMBA option supports user authentication through the
use of username and password.
When the Host Storage Device Mode is set to Remote, enter the
location of the image on the remote server using either the NFS,
Samba, or SSHFS protocol.
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To enter a URI using NFS, use the following format:
nfs://server:/path/file
Sample NFS URI:
nfs://198.51.100.2:/export/robert/biosimage.img
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To enter a URI using Samba, use the following format:
smb://server:/path/file or
smb://server/path/file
Sample Samba URI:
smb://198.51.100.2/robert/biosimage.img
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To enter a URI using SSHFS, use the following format:
sshfs://host:/file_path
Sample SSFS
URI:
sshfs://198.51.100.100:/export/john/example.img
CLI Syntax for
target_URI:
Single server:
set /SP/services/kvms/host_storage_device
target_URI=NFS_or_Samba_or_SSHFS_URI
Multi-domain server:
set
/Servers/PDomains/PDomain_n/SP/services/kvms/host_storage_device
target_URI=NFS_or_Samba_or_SSHFS_URI
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Remote Storage User Name
(username)
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(none)
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SAMBA Server username or
SSHFS Server user name
If you are mounting the virtual storage device using a SAMBA
or SSHFS server URI, authentication is required.
When Host Storage Device mode is set to Remote, do the
following:
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For SAMBA URI redirection, enter SAMBA Server user
name.
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For SSHFS URI redirection, enter your SSHFS Server
user name.
CLI Syntax for
username:
Single server:
set /SP/services/kvms/host_storage_device
username=username
Multi-domain server:
set
/Servers/PDomains/PDomain_n/SP/services/kvms/host_storage_device
username=username
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Remote Storage Password
(password)
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(none)
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SAMBA Server password or
SSHFS Server password
If you are mounting the virtual storage device using Samba,
authentication is required.
When Host Storage Device mode is set to Remote, do the
following:
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For SAMBA URI redirection, enter your SAMBA Server
password.
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For SSHFS URI redirection, enter your SSHFS Server
password when not
using SSH keys for authentication.
CLI Syntax for
password:
Single server:
set /SP/services/kvms/host_storage_device
password=password
Multi-domain server:
set
/Servers/PDomains/PDomain_n
/SP/services/kvms/host_storage_device
password=password
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Status
(status)
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disabled
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The read-only Status property indicates the operational state
of the Remote Device redirection service. The possible values of
the Status property are as follows:
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Connecting – Indicates that the transfer to the
host over USB has terminated or has not been established
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Device not mounted – The virtual storage device
image was not mounted successfully.
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Disabled – The Service State property for Remote
Device redirection is set to disabled.
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Internal file error – A problem occurred in
Oracle ILOM when attempting to mount the device.
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Operational – The virtual storage device
redirection has been started successfully.
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Remote file transfer error – There was an error
when transferring data for the remote device.
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Remote file configured in URI not found – The
file specified in the URI was not found on the remote
system.
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Remote storage is currently connected via KVMS –
If the remote host storage device is connected to the
Remote System Console Plus then the host storage device
can not be used.
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Remote target not available – The path to the
virtual storage device image is not valid.
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URI not configured – The remote server URI was
not set.
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URI not valid for requested operation – The
remote server URI is not valid.
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Username or password not configured (Samba only)
– The user name or password was not set.
CLI Syntax for
status:
Single server:
show /SP/services/kvms/host_storage_device
status
Multi-domain server:
show
/Servers/PDomains/PDomain-n/SP/services/kvms/host_storage_device
status
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