Index

A

accessing
- BIOS Setup Utility 2.2.5.2
- Oracle Hardware Management Pack 2.2.4
assigning
- hostname 5.1
- system contact (name) 5.1
- system identification information 5.1
- system identifier 5.1
- system location 5.1
Auto Service Request 8.4.1

B

backup 9
BIOS 1.5
- back up settings 9
- menu descriptions 1.5.1
- procedure for editing and viewing 9.3.1
- reset defaults 9
- restore settings 9
- verification of optimal default values 9.3.1
BIOS Setup Utility 11.2
- accessing 2.2.5.2
- common tasks 2.2.5.5
- exiting 2.2.5.3
- function and control keys 2.2.5.4
- overview 1.5
- TPM support 10.3
boot order
- modifying 6.1, 6.1.1
  - temporary 6.1.2
- next boot device
  - setting 6.1.2
boot properties 6

C

clearing faults 8.2.4
CLI
- tools with Oracle Hardware Management Pack 1.4
clock
- service processor 5.4
command line
- Oracle Hardware Management Pack 2.2.4.1.3
- Oracle ILOM 2.1.2.1
component status
- checking with diag shell 8.3
console
- connecting to 2.2.3
- local 2.2.3.1
cooling
- PCIe cards 7.2.2

D

Dedicated Interconnect SP Management Connection 2.1.1
default values
- Oracle ILOM configuration 9.4
diag
- shell 8.3
diagnostics
- shell 8.3
diagnostic tools 8.1
DNS server information
- adding using Oracle Hardware Management Pack 4.3.2
- on the service processor 4.3.1
documentation
- BIOS 1.5.2
- Oracle Hardware Management Pack 1.4.2
- Oracle ILOM 1.3.2, 2.2.3.1

E

enhanced PCIe cooling policy
- setting 7.2.2
Ethernet connection
- logging in to Oracle ILOM
  - using the CLI 2.1.2.2
event log
- viewing 8.2.1
exhaust temperature 7.2

F

fault management 8.1
- clearing faults 8.2.4
- logs 8.2.1
firmware configuration
- back up 9
- restore 9
first-time log in
- Oracle ILOM 2.1.2.1, 2.1.2.2

H

Hardware Management Pack 1.4
host console
- accessing 2.2.3.2
- remote 2.2.3.2
hostname
- assigning 5.1
Host-to-ILOM Interconnect 2.1.1
HWdiag
- diagnostics shell 8.3

I

ILOM User Account 2.2.1.1, 2.2.1.2
in-band connection
- configuring 4.2.1
- defined 4.2
inlet and exhaust temperature
- viewing 7.2
IP address of server 2.2.3.2
IPv4 connection options 4.1
IPv6 connection options 4.1

K

keyboard, video, mouse, storage (KVMS)
- remote 2.2.2

L

local console
- setting up 2.2.3.1
local installation
- setting up 2.2.3.1
Locate indicator 5.3.1
logging in locally
- Oracle ILOM 2.1.2.1
logging in remotely
- Oracle ILOM 2.1.2.2
logs
- Oracle ILOM 8.2.1

M

management tools
- accessing 2
- BIOS Setup Utility 1.5
- multiple systems 1.2
- Oracle Hardware Management Pack 1.4
- Oracle ILOM 1.3
- overview 1
- single system 1.1
- task list 1.1

N

network access to SP 4.1.1
network settings
- changing 4.1
- service processor 4.1
next boot device 6.1.2

O

on and off
- using On/Standby button 3.3
open problems
- viewing and resolving 8.2
Ops Center 1.2
Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center
- overview 1.2
Oracle Flash Accelerator F640 PCIe Card 11.2
Oracle Hardware Management Pack
- accessing 2.2.4
- assigning system identification information 5.1.2
- command line 2.2.4.1.3
- configuring RAID 11.1.1
- DNS server information
  - configuring 4.3.2
- downloading
  - installation files 2.2.4.1.1
- installing 2.2.4.1, 2.2.4.1.2
- management agents
  - using 2.2.4.2
- modifying SP network settings 4.1.3
- overview 1.4
- system information
  - viewing 5.2.2
Oracle ILOM
- assigning system identification information 5.1.1
- DNS server information
  - configuring 4.3.1
- enhanced PCIe cooling policy
  - setting 7.2.2
- Fault Manager 8.1
- first-time log in 2.1.2.1, 2.1.2.2
- Host-to-ILOM Interconnect 2.1.1
- inlet and exhaust temperature
  - viewing 7.2
- KVMS 2.2.2
- logging in locally 2.1.2.1
- logging in remotely 2.1.2.2
- modifying SP network settings 4.1.2
- overview 1.3
- power allocated
  - viewing 7.1.2
- power consumption
  - monitoring 7.1
  - terminology 7.1
  - viewing 7.1.1
- power consumption history
  - viewing 7.1.3
- redirection 2.2.2
- reset 9.4
- sideband management 2.1.1
- supported management connections 2.1.1
- system information
  - viewing 5.2.1
- user
  - accounts 2.2
  - authentication 10.1
- using 2.1
Oracle ILOM Remote System Console Plus 2.2.3
- setting up 2.2.3.2
Oracle ILOM SP
- back up settings 9
- reset defaults 9
- restore settings 9
Oracle Integrated Lights Out Manager (ILOM) 1.3

P

power
- control options 3.2
- on and off
  - using Oracle ILOM 3.3.2
  - using the On/Standby button 3.3.1
- overview 3.1
- states 3.1
power allocation
- viewing 7.1.2
power consumption 7
- terminology 7.1
- viewing 7.1.1
power consumption history
- viewing 7.1.3
power cycling the server 3.2
power limit properties 7
power on policies 3.4
- auto power on 3.4.1
- last power state 3.4.1
power states 3

R

RAID
- configuring 11.1
- configuring in Oracle Hardware Management Pack 11.1.1
redirection
- console 2.2.2
- storage 2.2.2, 2.2.2.3
remote console
- setting up 2.2.3.2
resetting the server 3.2
restore 9

S

security features 10.2
serial console 2.2.2.1
serial management port
- baud rate 2.2.3.1
- connection to host serial port 2.2.3.1
service
- Auto Service Request 8.4.1
service processor
- clock properties 5.4
shell
- diag 8.3
shutdown
- graceful 3.2
- immediate 3.2
sideband connection
- configuring 4.2.1
- defined 4.2
sideband management 2.1.1
software release packages 12.3
SP
- network access 4.1.1
storage
- configuration 11
system contact
- assigning 5.1
system identification information
- assigning 5.1
system identifier
- assigning 5.1
system information
- viewing with Oracle Hardware Management Pack 5.2.2
- viewing with Oracle ILOM 5.2.1
system location
- assigning 5.1

T

temperature
- monitoring 7
- setting Enhanced PCIe Cooling Policy 7.2.2
Trusted Execution Technology (TXT)
- description 10.2
Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 10.3
- enabling and disabling 10.3.1

U

UEFI
- verifying optimal default values 9.3.1
UEFI Secure Boot
- description 10.2
user
- accounts overview 2.2
- authentication overview 10.1
using
- Oracle ILOM 2.1

V

video console 2.2.2.2