Index
A
C
- chassis view 3.3.2
- clearing
- CLI
- CLI commands
- CLI command targets
- alert rules 9.6.11
- boot device selection 9.6.12
- configuring Oracle ILOM access 9.6.2
- default Oracle ILOM 5.0.x targets 3.4.2.2
- domain boot device 9.6.12
- fault management shell 9.6.16
- http/https access 9.6.2
- KVMS configuration 9.6.13
- legacy targets 9.6.17
- listing target properties and commands 3.4.4
- managing logs 9.6.10
- mapping tasks to targets 9.6
- navigating the target namespace 3.4
- network port configuration 9.6.1
- physical presence setting 9.6.7
- power consumption alert rules 9.6.11
- power on/off 9.6.12
- remote serial console configuration 9.6.14
- restart policy setting 9.6.12
- save, restore, reset BIOS configurations 9.6.8
- save, restore, reset ILOM configurations 9.6.7
- serial port configuration 9.6.1
- service processor reset 9.6.12
- showing targets and properties 3.4.4
- single sign on 9.6.2
- SMTP server configuration 9.6.11
- SPARC diagnostics configuration 9.6.15
- SSH access 9.6.2
- Syslog configuration 9.6.10
- system policy configuration 9.6.4, 9.6.5
- system reset 9.6.12
- target namespace overview 3.4.2
- updating firmware 9.6.6
- USB internal port configuration 9.6.1
- user accounts 9.6.3
- user authentication using a remote server 9.6.3
- viewing active session details 9.6.10
- viewing BIOS version 9.6.6
- viewing firmware version 9.6.6
- viewing sessions 9.6.2
- viewing system and component status 9.6.9
- x86 diagnostics configuration 9.6.15
- CLI target types
- CLI target types /FMM 3.4.2
- collecting
- command-line interface
- capabilities 2.4
- cd command 9.3.2
- create command 9.3.2
- delete command 9.3.2
- dump command 9.3.2
- executing single or combined commands 9.4
- exit command 9.3.2
- help command 9.3.2
- load command 9.3.2
- logging in 3.2.3
- navigating 3.4
- new 2.3
- overview 9.2
- reset command 9.3.2
- set command 9.3.2
- show command 9.3.2
- start command 9.3.2
- stop command 9.3.2
- system management using the CLI 9.6
- target tree 10.19.1
- using 9
- using the show and help commands 3.4.4
- version command 9.3.2
- component power allocation
- server SP considerations 6.3.3
- component status, CLI command targets 9.6.9
- considerations
- console, redirecting host serial, CLI command targets 9.6.14
- CRU 8.3.1
D
- dedicated service processor 2.3
- diagnosing
- diagnostics
- diagnostics, CLI command targets 9.6.15
- diagnostics, using the snapshot utility 7.4.6.1
- diagnostics using Fault Management Shell, CLI command targets 9.6.16
- Distributed Management Task Force Command-Line Protocol (DMTF CLP) 9.2
- domain boot device, CLI command targets 9.6.12
- downloadable firmware updates 2.3
F
- faulted state 4.3.1
- fault logs 8.5.1
- fault management, CLI command targets 9.6.16
- Fault Management Shell 8.3
- fault management statistics report 8.6.2
- Fault Manager 8.2
- faults
- clearing 8.2.3
- clearing for repair or replacement 8.4.2
- clearing for undetected components 8.4.2.2
- correcting 8.2.2
- defined 8.3.1
- diagnosis engines 8.3.1
- Fault Manager 8.2
- hardware notifications 8.2.1
- health states 8.3.1
- managing through the Fault Management Shell 8
- proactive self-healing 8.3.1
- protecting against 8.2
- terminology 8.3.1
- viewing fault management log files 8.5.2
- viewing faulty components 8.4.1
- features and functionality 2.3
- firmware
- firmware version, CLI command targets 9.6.6
- fmadm
- fmstat reports
- FRU 8.3.1
O
- obtaining
- network addresses 3.2.1
- open problems 4.3.1
- Oracle Enterprise Ops Center 2.6.1
- Oracle ILOM
- Oracle ILOM Service Snapshot utility 7.4.6
- Oracle Integrated Lights Out Manager (ILOM)
- configurations (save, restore, reset), CLI command targets 9.6.7
- Fault Management Shell 4.3.1
- features and functionality 2.3
- getting started 3
- integrating with other management tools 2.6
- interfaces to 2.4
- log descriptions 4.5.1
- log entries 4.5.2
- logging in to the CLI 3.2.3
- log time stamps 4.5.3
- managing log entries 4.5
- overview 2.2
- performing common management actions (web) 4.6
- service processor
- embedded operating system 2.2
- user interfaces supported 2.2, 2.4
- out-of-band management 2.2
- output power 6.2.2
- overview
- clearing faults 8.2.3
- Fault Manager 8.2
- firmware updates 7.3
- hardware fault notifications 8.2.1
- Oracle Enterprise Ops Center 2.6.1
- Oracle ILOM 2.2
- Oracle ILOM configuration backup, restore and reset 7.3
- Oracle ILOM Service Snapshot utility 7.4.6
- power history graphs and metrics 6.5.1
- x86 and SPARC diagnostic tools 7.3
P
- Pc-Check diagnostics for x86 systems
- peak permitted 6.2.2
- per component power map
- physical network management connections 3.2.1
- power allocation plan 6.3
- viewing 6.3.1
- power allocations monitoring considerations 6.3.3
- power consumption 6.2.2
- power consumption alert configuration, CLI command targets 9.6.11
- power consumption properties 6.2.1
- power history
- power history graphs and metrics 6.5.1
- power monitoring considerations 6.2.2
- power on/off, CLI command targets 9.6.12
- power statistics
- power supply maximum 6.3.2
- proactive self-healing 8.3.1
R
S
- serial port, CLI command targets 9.6.1
- server SP
- power allocation considerations 6.3.3
- service actions
- administering 4.4
- Service Processor (SP)
- collecting and diagnosing 7.4.6.1
- service processor reset, CLI command targets 9.6.12
- session logs 4.5.1
- Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
- capabilities 2.4
- single sign on, CLI command targets 9.6.2
- SMTP server configuration, CLI command targets 9.6.11
- snapshot
- snapshot utility, using (web) 7.4.6.1, 7.4.6.2
- SNMP-FRAMEWORK-MIB 2.4
- SNMP-MPD-MIB 2.4
- SNMPv2-MIB 2.4
- SPARC diagnostics
- SSH access, CLI command targets 9.6.2
- SUN-HW-TRAP-MIB 2.4
- SUN-ILOM-CONTROL-MIB 2.4
- SUN-ILOM-PET-MIB 2.4
- Sun managed device 8.3.1
- SUN-PLATFORM-MIB 2.4
- Sun xVM Ops Center
- using with ILOM 2.6
- supported
- Syslog configuration, CLI command targets 9.6.10
- syslogs 4.5.1
- system alerts 2.3
- system information
- navigation options 3.3.2
- system policy, CLI command targets 9.6.4, 9.6.5
- system power control and monitoring 2.3
- system power specification
- system reset, CLI command targets 9.6.12
- system status, CLI command targets 9.6.9
T
- taking a snapshot (CLI) 7.4.6.2
- taking a snapshot (web) 7.4.6.1
- target limit 6.2.2
- target namespace 3.4.2
- terminology
- fault management 8.3.1
- third-party management tools 2.6
- tools for diagnostics 7.3
- TPM configuration, CLI command targets 9.6.12
- troubleshooting
- troubleshooting using the Snapshot utility 7.4.6.1
U
- updates and configuration changes 2.6.1
- updating
- device firmware (web) 4.6.3
- updating firmware, CLI command targets 9.6.6
- USB internal Ethernet port, CLI command targets 9.6.1
- user accounts
- configuring 2.3
- user accounts, CLI command targets 9.6.3
- user authentication, CLI command targets 9.6.3
- user session timeout, CLI command targets 9.6.2
- UUID 8.3.1
V
- viewing
- active faulty components 8.4.1
- device locator state (web) 4.6.2
- device power state (web) 4.6.1
- fault management log files 8.5.2
- fault management statistics report 8.6.2
- health status (web) 4.2.1
- log entries (web) 4.5.4
- open problems 4.3.2
- power allocation plans 6.3.1
- power consumption 6.2
- power consumption properties 6.2.1
- power history graphs and metrics 6.5.2
- power statistics graphs and metrics 6.4.2
- subcomponent-level information (CLI) 4.2.4
- system-level information (web) 4.2.1
W
- web access, CLI command targets 9.6.2
- web browsers 2.5
- web interface
- web navigation options 3.3.2
- web pages
- active directory 3.3.2
- active sessions 3.3.2
- alerts 3.3.2
- allocation 3.3.2
- audit logs 3.3.2
- backup/restore 3.3.2
- banner messages 3.3.2
- BIOS 3.3.2
- chassis view 3.3.2
- CLI 3.3.2
- clock 3.3.2
- consumption 3.3.2
- cooling 3.3.2
- diagnostics 3.3.2
- DNS 3.3.2
- event logs 3.3.2
- firmware 3.3.2
- history 3.3.2
- host control 3.3.2
- host management 3.3.2
- I/O modules 3.3.2
- identification 3.3.2
- IPMI 3.3.2
- KVMS 3.3.2
- LDAP 3.3.2
- LDAP/SSL 3.3.2
- limit 3.3.2
- network 3.3.2
- networking 3.3.2
- open problems 3.3.2
- Oracle ILOM administration 3.3.2
- PCI devices 3.3.2
- policy 3.3.2
- power 3.3.2
- power control 3.3.2
- power management 3.3.2
- processors 3.3.2
- RADIUS 3.3.2
- redirection 3.3.2
- redundancy 3.3.2
- reset components 3.3.2
- reset defaults 3.3.2
- serial port 3.3.2
- settings 3.3.2
- SMTP client 3.3.2
- snapshot 3.3.2
- SNMP 3.3.2
- SSH server 3.3.2
- SSL certificate 3.3.2
- statistics 3.3.2
- storage 3.3.2
- summary 3.3.2
- syslog 3.3.2
- system information 3.3.2
- system management 3.3.2
- timezone 3.3.2
- user accounts 3.3.2
- web server 3.3.2