Oracle ILOM SP Interconnect Properties
The following table describes the SP Local Host Interconnect
properties appearing in the Oracle ILOM CLI (target: /network/interconnect
)
and the Oracle ILOM web interface (ILOM Administration > Connectivity
> Local Host Interconnect > Configure).
Table 2-2 Oracle ILOM SP Interconnect Properties
Property | Default Value | Description |
---|---|---|
Host Managed ( |
Enabled (True) |
Enabled (True) | Disabled (False) Specify the option for configuring the USB Ethernet connection points:
Single SP CLI Syntax set /SP/network/interconnect hostmanaged=true|false Multi-Domain SP CLI Syntax set /Servers/PDomains/PDomain_n/SP/network/interconnect hostmanaged=true|false |
State
|
|
Enabled | Disabled (default) When the Host Managed property is set to False (check box is cleared), specify one of the following State modes:
Single SP CLI Syntax set /SP/network/interconnect state=enabled|disabled Multi-Domain SP CLI Syntax set /Servers/PDomains/PDomain_n/SP/network/interconnect state=enabled|disabled |
IP Address
|
|
When the Host Managed is set to False, you can optionally modify the non-routable IPv4 address for the service processor USB Ethernet connection. Note: By default, Oracle provides non-routable IPv4 addresses for each connection point (ILOM service processor and host OS). Do not change these addresses unless a conflict exists in your network environment with the provided non-routable IPv4 addresses. |
Netmask Address
|
|
When the Host Managed check box is set to False, you can optionally modify the network mask Note: You typically will not need to change the preconfigured IPv4 Netmask (255.255.255.0) address, unless a conflict with this address exists in your network. CLI Syntax set pendingipaddress= specify_new_address set pendingipnetmask= specify_new_address |
Allowed Services ( |
Fault-Transport, IPMI, SNMP |
Fault-Transport, IPMI, SNMP (defaults) | HTTP, HTTPS, SSH The Allowed Services property is available for configuration as of Oracle ILOM firmware version 3.2.6. Note: When the Host Managed is set to False, you can optionally modify the list of allowed communication services. Any combination of services is allowed. Web - Allowed Services To enable a single communication service, click the name of a communication service in the list. To enable multiple communication services, press the Ctrl key as you click the names of the communication services in the list. To disable one or more communication services, press the Ctrl key as you click the names of the highlighted (enabled) communication services in the list. CLI Syntax - Allowed Services Single SP CLI example: set /SP/network/interconnect allowed_services=fault-transport, http, https, ipmi, snmp, ssh |
Save ( |
(Not Applicable) |
Any modifications made to IP Address or Netmask Address for the Oracle ILOM SP Ethernet-over-USB connection point are considered pending until the changes are committed in the CLI or saved in the web interface. CLI Syntax set commitpending=true |
Service Processor MAC Address ( |
Read-only |
The read-only property for the Service Processor MAC Address displays the MAC address that is assigned to the Oracle ILOM SP. |
Host MAC Address ( |
Read-only |
The read-only property for the Host MAC Address displays the MAC address that is assigned to the managed server and it also represents how most operating systems recognize the internal Ethernet-over-USB interface. |
Connection Type |
Read-only |
This read-only Connection Type property indicates the connection type of the internal USB Ethernet. |
CLI |
(Not Applicable) |
For additional information about configurable or
non-configurable properties appearing under the Syntax: help /SP/network/interconnect property_name Example: help /SP/network/interconnect hostmanaged |
More details ... (web help) |
(Note Applicable) |
For additional information, click the More details link in the Local Host Interconnection section of the Connectivity > Network page. |