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 (Table 5-1 or Table 5-2)

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 5-1 Host Serial Console Log Properties

User Interface Configurable Target and User Role:
  • SP CLI: /HOST/console ( or, /Servers/PDomain/PDomain_n/Host/console)
  • User Role: Admin (a) role is required to modify the logging and escapechars properties.Console (c) role is required to modify the line_count, pause_count, and start_from properties.
Property Default Description

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.

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

Table 5-2 Host Status History Log for SPARC PDomains

User Interface Configurable Target:
  • SP CLI: /Servers/PDomains/PDomain_0 /HOST/status_history
  • Web: Host Management >Status History Log Status History Log available as of ILOM 3.2.5 firmware release for SPARC multi-domain servers.
Property Default Description

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