Dump Full Console History Contents to Remote Location
As of Oracle ILOM firmware version 4.0.2, system administrators can use the
dump command to transfer the logged history contents of a
host serial console session to a specified remote location, such as a remote
host or a URI repository. For further instructions, follow these steps:
Note -
The Dump Console History feature is not supported on multi-domain
platforms, such as the SPARC M-Series servers.
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Perform one of the following:
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Dump Full Console History to a Remote
Host:
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In the Oracle ILOM CLI , type:
set /HOST/console
dump_uri=file_transfer_method://user_name:password@IP_address/file_path/filename
For example:
set /HOST/console
dump_uri=sftp://ilom:changeme@169.254.182.7/tmp/consfile_1031
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Dump Full Console History to a Remote URI
Respository:
In the Oracle ILOM CLI , type:
dump /HOST/console -destination
file_transfer_method://username:password@IP_address/file_path/filename
For example:
dump /HOST/console -destination
sftp://ilom:changeme@169.254.182.7/tmp/consfile_1031
For further information about using the /Host/console
dump command, type: help /host/console
dump
Note -
Supported file_transfers_methods include:
tftp, ftp, sftp, http, or https
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Upon the successful completion of the /Host/console
dump operation, the message Dump
Successful appears. If the dump operation fails, an
error message appears identifying the cause for the error.
Host Serial Console Log
Properties
Oracle ILOM provides a set of properties that enables system administrators to configure 1)
how the host serial console history log appears, and 2) which escape characters are
used to terminate the host serial console redirection session. For descriptions of
these properties, see the following tables (Figure 54, Table 54, Host Serial Console Log Properties or Figure 55, Table 55, Host Status History Log for SPARC PDomains )
Note - CLI paths for multi-domain servers are not specified
in the following Host Serial Console Log Properties table. For these
type of SPARC servers, append /Servers/PDomains/PDomain_n to
the start of the CLI paths described in the following table.
Table 54 Host Serial Console Log Properties
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logging |
enabled |
enabled|disabled
Set the logging property to turn on or
turn off serial console history logging. If the logging property
is set to disabled, the show /HOST/console/history command will
return the following error:
failed. could not get console history
CLI Syntax for logging:
Single host server:
set /HOST/console logging=enabled|disabled
Multi-domain host server:
set /Servers/PDomain/PDomain_n/HOST/console
logging=enabled|disabled |
line_count |
0 |
Integer between
0 and 2048
Specify how many lines of the serial console history log to display.
A value of 0 instructs Oracle ILOM to display the entire history
log.
CLI Syntax for line_count:
Single host server:
set /HOST/console line_count=0 to
2048
Multi-domain host server:
set /Servers/PDomains/PDomain_n/HOST/console
line_count=0 to 2048 |
pause_count |
0 |
Integer between
0 and 2048
Specify how many lines of the serial console history log to display
at once. After the specified number of lines have been displayed,
Oracle ILOM will prompt you to continue:
press any key to continue or ???q' to quit
A value of 0 instructs Oracle ILOM to display the entire history
log at once.
CLI Syntax for pause_count:
set /HOST/console pause_count=0 to
2048 |
start_from |
end |
beginning|end
Set the start_from property to instruct
Oracle ILOM whether to display the serial console history log from
the beginning or from the end.
CLI Syntax for start_from:
Single host server:
set /HOST/console start_from=beginning|end
Multi-domain host server:
set /Servers/PDomains/PDomain_n/HOST/console
start_from=beginning|end |
escapechars |
#. |
Specify the escape characters used to
exit the console redirection session.
CLI Syntax for escapechars:
Single host server:
set /HOST/console escapechars=characters
Multi-domain host server:
set /Servers/PDomains/PDomain_n/HOST/console
escapechars=characters
Note - The escapechars property is only
available for SPARC systems. |
timestamp |
no (display is disabled) |
no (default_| yes To display timestamp entries in the console history log from an x86 server SP, set the
timestamp property to yes.
CLI Syntax for
timestamp:
set /HOST/console
escapechars=yes|no
Note -
The timestamp property is only
available on x86 servers as of firmware release 3.2.5 or
later.
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history |
N/A |
View host console log history.
CLI Syntax for
history:
Single server:
show /HOST/console/history
Multi-domain server:
show
/Servers/PDomains/PDomain_n/HOST/console/history |
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Table 55 Host Status History Log for SPARC PDomains
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list |
N/A |
View host status history log for SPARC multi-domain servers.
Web: Click the More details... link
on the Status History page for a description of the status log
history.
CLI Syntax to View Host Status History
List:
show
/Servers/PDomains/PDomain_0/HOST/status_history/list |
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