Index

Symbols

/CH legacy targets, CLI command targets 9.6.17
/STORAGE legacy targets, CLI command targets 9.6.17
/SYS legacy targets, CLI command targets 9.6.17

A

active session details, CLI command targets 9.6.10
actual power 6.2.2
administering
- host management configuration actions 5.2
- open problems 4.3
- service actions 4.4
- system management configuration actions 5.3
alert rules configuration, CLI command targets 9.6.11
analyzing power usage statistics 6.4
audit logs 4.5.1

B

BIOS configurations (save, restore, reset), CLI command targets 9.6.8
BIOS version, CLI command targets 9.6.6
boot device selection, CLI command targets 9.6.12

C

D

dedicated service processor 2.3
diagnosing
- SPARC systems using CLI 7.4.4, 7.4.5
- SPARC systems using web interface 7.4.4.1, 7.4.5.1
diagnostics
- for SPARC systems 7.4.4, 7.4.5
- overview 7.3
- running for SPARC at boot (web) 7.4.4.1, 7.4.5.1, 7.4.4.2, 7.4.5.2
- running for x86 at boot (CLI) 7.4.1.4, 7.4.1.5
- running for x86 at boot (web) 7.4.1.2, 7.4.1.3
- tools 7.3
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

E

ENTITY-MIB 2.4
Error and fault management 2.3
error logs 8.5.1
Ethernet port, CLI command targets 9.6.1
event logs 4.5.1
event notification thresholds 6.2.2

F

faulted state 4.3.1
fault logs 8.5.1
fault management, CLI command targets 9.6.16
Fault Management Shell 8.3
- commands 8.6
- launching 8.3.2
- starting, stopping, and logging sessions 8.3.2
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
- update 2.6.1
- updating on a device (web) 4.6.3
firmware version, CLI command targets 9.6.6
fmadm
- command usage and syntax 8.4.2.1
- utility 8.4
fmstat reports
- example 8.6.1
- properties 8.6.1
FRU 8.3.1

G

generating an x86 processor interrupt 7.4.3
getting started 3

H

hardware and FRU inventory 2.3
hardware faults
- corrective action 8.2.2
- notifications 8.2.1
health state definitions 4.2.5
health states 8.3.1
health status states
- not available 4.2.5
- offline 4.2.5
- OK 4.2.5
- service required 4.2.5
host and system management 5

I

initial configuration 2.3
initiating common actions 4.2
input power 6.2.2
installed hardware minimum 6.3.2
integration with management tools 2.6
Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI)
- capabilities 2.4
interfaces to Oracle ILOM 2.4
IP addresses 3.2.1

K

KVMS configuration, CLI command targets 9.6.13

L

launching
- Fault Management Shell 8.3.2
- x86 Oracle System Assistant 4.6.5
log entries
- class 4.5.2
- date and time 4.5.2
- event ID 4.5.2
- filtering 4.5.6
- severity 4.5.2
- type 4.5.2
- viewing and clearing (CLI) 4.5.5
- viewing and clearing (web) 4.5.4, 4.5.5
logging in
- CLI 3.2.3
- network requirements 3.2.1
logs
- audit 4.5.1
- descriptions 4.5.1
- entries 4.5.2
- error 8.5.1
- event 4.5.1
- fault 8.5.1
- syslog 4.5.1
- time stamps 4.5.3
logs, CLI command targets 9.6.10

M

maintenance overview 7.3
memory web page 3.3.2
MIBs supported 2.4
modifying
- device locator state (web) 4.6.2
- device power state (web) 4.6.1
monitoring power allocations 6.3

N

network addresses
- server SP 3.2.1
network connection issues 7.2
network port, CLI command targets 9.6.1
network requirements 3.2.1
non-maskable interrupt (NMI)
- generating using CLI 7.4.3.1
- overview 7.4.3
notifications
- of hardware faults 8.2.1
notification threshold 6.2.2

O

obtaining
- network addresses 3.2.1
open problems 4.3.1
- administering 4.3
- terminology 4.3.1
- viewing 4.3.2
Oracle Enterprise Ops Center 2.6.1
Oracle ILOM
- Fault Manager 8.2
- overview 2.2
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
- configuring (CLI) 7.4.1.4, 7.4.1.5
peak permitted 6.2.2
per component power map
- allocated power 6.3.2
- can be capped property 6.3.2
- properties 6.3.2
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
- actual power 6.2.2
- notification threshold 6.2.2
- peak permitted 6.2.2
- rackmount server 6.2.2
- target limit 6.2.2
- viewing 6.2
power consumption alert configuration, CLI command targets 9.6.11
power consumption properties 6.2.1
power history
- about 6.5.1
- about graphs and metrics 6.5.1
- overview 6.5.1
- viewing graphs and metrics 6.5.2
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
- about 6.4.1
- analyzing 6.4
- overview 6.4.1
- rolling average graphs and metrics 6.4.1
- viewing graphs and metrics 6.4.2
power supply maximum 6.3.2
proactive self-healing 8.3.1

R

real-time power monitoring 6.2.2
- procedures 6
redundant power 6.3.2
remote access 2.3
remote hardware monitoring 2.3
remotely control service processor 2.6.1
removing components
- CLI 4.4.1
- Web 4.4.1
restart policy, CLI command targets 9.6.12
returning components to service
- CLI 4.4.1
- Web 4.4.1
running
- SPARC diagnostics at boot (web) 7.4.4.1, 7.4.5.1, 7.4.4.2, 7.4.5.2
- x86 diagnostics at boot (CLI) 7.4.1.4, 7.4.1.5
- x86 diagnostics at boot (web) 7.4.1.2, 7.4.1.3
running diagnostics tools 7.4

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
- of Oracle ILOM SP state (CLI) 7.4.6.2
- of Oracle ILOM SP state (web) 7.4.6.1
- utility 7.4.6
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
- configuring (web interface) 7.4.4.1, 7.4.5.1
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
- IP addresses 3.2.1
- management interfaces 2.4
- management tools 2.6
- MIBs 2.4
- Oracle ILOM features and functionality 2.3
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
- allocated power 6.3.2
- installed hardware minimum 6.3.2
- peak permitted 6.3.2
- power supply maximum 6.3.2
- properties 6.3.2
- redundant power 6.3.2
- target limit 6.3.2
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
- network connection issues 7.2
- Oracle ILOM managed devices 7
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
- capabilities 2.4
- navigating 3.3
- navigation options 3.3.2
- new 2.3
- supported browsers 2.5
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

X

x86 systems diagnostics
- configuring (CLI) 7.4.1.4, 7.4.1.5