ilomconfig Command Syntax

The ilomconfig commands must be run in administrator mode.

ilomconfig subcommand type [option]

When a command fails, it returns one of several failure codes listed in ilomconfig Error Codes.

The available ilomconfig subcommands are listed in the following table.

Subcommand	Description
list	Show Oracle ILOM settings, users, SNMP communities, and system summary.
create	Create users and SNMP communities.
delete	Delete users and SNMP communities.
modify	Modify Oracle ILOM settings.
import	Restore Oracle ILOM settings from an XML file.
export	Backup Oracle ILOM settings to an XML file.
reset	Reset Oracle ILOM to factory defaults.
enable	Enable Host-to-ILOM interconnect. Note: The enable/disable interconnect subcommands cannot be used on remote service processors.
disable	Disable Host-to-ILOM interconnect. Note: The enable/disable interconnect subcommands cannot be used on remote service processors.

The following table lists general options available for ilomconfig and other Oracle Hardware Management Pack commands. Options specific to each subcommand are described in the section that describes using the subcommand.

Short Option	Long Option	Description
-?, -h	--help	Displays help information.
-H	--remote-hostname=sp_ip	The host name, Common Name, or IP address of the remote service processor as specified by sp_ip. This option must be used in combination with the -U option. Note: When accessing an SP over a remote Ethernet network connection, client-side SSL certificate validation is performed by default. For proper validation, you must use the Common Name stored in the client-side SSL certificate and the DNS server for the SP remote host name (e.g. -H ORACLESP-1000NML000). Otherwise, you will receive a "hostname validation failed" error.
-U	--remote-username=username	The user name with root access used to log in to the remote service processor as specified by username. This option must be used in combination with the -H option.
-V	--version	Displays the tool version.
-q	--quiet	Uses silent, non-interactive mode. Suppresses user prompts and informational message output and only returns error codes. Note: When using the quiet option, if the --no-cert-check option is not used and the certificate validation fails the utility will return an error.
-t	--intfname=interface	Specifies the IPMI interface to use. No auto-detect is attempted. Supported interfaces that are compiled in are visible in the usage help output (socket interfaces in case -H option is used). See the -T description for more information. This option was introduced in Oracle Hardware Management Pack 2.4.9.0.
-T	--remote-intfname-fallback=interface	Selects the least secured IPMI socket interface to use if more secure interfaces are not supported. The tool attempts the most secure interface first (orcltls). If the BMC does not support the interface, then attempt the next most secured socket interface until the specified interface. Supported socket interfaces that are compiled in are visible in the usage help output in the appropriate order. If lanplus or lan is specified, certificate checking is disabled when attempting the orcltls interface. Note: If the -T or -t option is not specified, then no auto-detect is enabled and only the orcltls interface is attempted including certificate checking. This option was introduced in Oracle Hardware Management Pack 2.4.9.0.
-y	--yes	Execute command without prompting for confirmation.
n/a	--cert-dir=pathname	Location of trusted certificates as specified by pathname. Use this option if your client-side SSL certificate is in a different directory than the expected default system certificate directory. This option was introduced in Oracle Hardware Management Pack 2.4.4.
n/a	--no-cert-check	Do not perform SSL certificate checking. This option was introduced in Oracle Hardware Management Pack 2.4.4.