Index

Previous Next JavaScript must be enabled to correctly display this content

Index

A C D E F G H I K L M N O P R S T U V

A

acquit option
- fmadm command 3.4.2.3
audit logs 3.5.1
Auto Service Request 6.6

C

clearing
- log entries (CLI) 3.5.5
- log entries (web) 3.5.4
component health status, viewing (CLI) 3.1.4
component health status, viewing (web) 3.1.3
component information, viewing (CLI) 3.1.4
component information, viewing (web) 3.1.3
component status
- checking with HWdiag 3.6
console output
- UEFI Diagnostics 4.2.4
core dump file
- overview 5.1

D

decrypting Snapshot file 3.8.3
defects (FMA)
- displaying information about 3.4
- repairing 3.4.2
diagnostics
- new system 2.2.1
- operating system 5
- Oracle ILOM 3
- production system 2.2.3
- running for x86 at boot (CLI) 4.1.2
- running for x86 at boot (web) 4.1.1
- running manually (CLI) 4.1.5
- running manually (web) 4.1.4
- shell 3.6
- Snapshot utility 3.8.1
- upgraded system 2.2.2
diagnostic tools
- description 1.1
displaying
- fault or defect information 3.4
drives
- testing with UEFI Diagnostics 4

E

emergency shutdown 2.3.5
encrypted Snapshot file
- decrypt 3.8.3
event logs 3.5.1

F

Fault Management Resource Identifier (FMRI) description 3.4.1
fault management shell 3.4
faults (FMA)
- displaying information about 3.4
- isolating 3.4
- repairing 3.4.2
field-replaceable unit (FRU) label 3.4
firmware
- updates 6.2
fmadm command
- acquit option 3.4.2.3
- example 3.4
- repaired option 3.4.2.2
- repair options 3.4.2
- replaced option 3.4.2.1
fmdump command
- example 3.4.1

G

gathering service visit information 2.3.2
generating an x86 processor interrupt 3.7
graceful shutdown 2.3.5
guidelines for troubleshooting 2.3.2

H

health state definitions 3.2
health status, viewing (CLI) 3.1.2
health status, viewing (web) 3.1.1
health status state
- not available 3.2
- offline 3.2
- OK 3.2
- service required 3.2
host monitoring 3
hung system
- overview 5.2
- troubleshooting 5.2.1
HWdiag
- command options 3.6.3
- commands 3.6.2, 3.6.3
- diagnostics shell 3.6
- logs 3.6.4
- run (CLI) 3.6.1

I

inspecting server
- externally 2.3.4
- internally 2.3.5
isolate faults 6.4

K

known issues
- checking for 2.3.1

L

label
- FRU location 3.4
late-breaking information 2.3.1
LED status indicators 6.4
log entries
- class 3.5.2
- date and time 3.5.2
- event ID 3.5.2
- filtering 3.5.6, 3.5.7
- managing 3.5
- severity 3.5.2
- type 3.5.2
- viewing and clearing (CLI) 3.5.5
- viewing and clearing (web) 3.5.4, 3.5.5
log file output
- UEFI Diagnostics 4.2.4
logs
- audit 3.5.1
- descriptions 3.5.1
- entries 3.5.2
- event 3.5.1
- HWdiag 3.6.4
- time stamps 3.5.3
- UEFI Diagnostics 4.1.3

M

monitoring host using Oracle ILOM 3
motherboard components
- testing with UEFI Diagnostics 4
My Oracle Support 6.1

N

new system
- diagnostics 2.2.1
non-maskable interrupt (NMI)
- generating using CLI 3.7.1, 3.7.2
- overview 3.7

O

open problems
- administering 3.3
- viewing (CLI) 3.3.2
- viewing (web) 3.3.1
operating system
- diagnostics 5
Oracle ILOM
- decrypt encrypted Snapshot file 3.8.3
- diagnostics 3
- displaying fault or defect information 3.4
- monitoring host 3
- Snapshot utility 3.8
Oracle ILOM logs
- log descriptions 3.5.1
- log entries 3.5.2
- log time stamps 3.5.3
- managing log entries 3.5
Oracle ILOM Service Snapshot utility 3.8
Oracle x86 Critical Patch Update Guide 6.1.2

P

ports
- testing with UEFI Diagnostics 4
power off procedure 2.3.5
power problems, troubleshooting 2.3.3
product information 6.1
production system
- diagnostics 2.2.3
Product Notes 2.3.1, 6.1

R

Release Notes 2.3.1
repaired option
- fmadm command 3.4.2.2
repairing
- FMA faults or defects 3.4.2
replaced option
- fmadm command 3.4.2.1
running diagnostics
- manually (CLI) 4.1.5
- manually (web) 4.1.4
- x86 diagnostics at boot (CLI) 4.1.2
- x86 diagnostics at boot (web) 4.1.1

S

service
- Auto Service Request 6.6
service processor (SP)
- collecting and diagnosing 3.8.1
service required, health status state 3.2
service visit information, gathering 2.3.2
shell
- SP/diag 3.6
shutdown procedure 2.3.5
slots
- testing with UEFI Diagnostics 4
snapshot
- of Oracle ILOM SP state (CLI) 3.8.2
- of Oracle ILOM SP state (web) 3.8.1
Snapshot utility
- encrypted Snapshot file 3.8.3
Snapshot utility, using (CLI) 3.8.2
Snapshot utility, using (web) 3.8.1
software patches 6.2
software release information 6.1.2
SP/diag
- shell 3.6
status indicators
- LED 6.4
subsystem health status, viewing (CLI) 3.1.4
subsystem health status, viewing (web) 3.1.3
subsystem information, viewing (CLI) 3.1.4
subsystem information, viewing (web) 3.1.3
system components
- troubleshooting 1.2
system-level information, viewing (CLI) 3.1.2
system-level information, viewing (web) 3.1.1

T

time stamps 3.5.3
troubleshooting
- guidelines 2.3.2
- information to gather 6.3
- options 2
- power problems 2.3.3
- system components 1.2
- using the Snapshot utility 3.8.1
troubleshooting tools
- description 1.1

U

UEFI Diagnostics
- command flags 4.2.2
- commands 4.2.3
- console output 4.2.4
- diagnostic commands 4.2.1
- drives 4
- log file output 4.2.4
- motherboard components 4
- ports 4, 4.1.3
- resource requirements 4.2.3
- running diagnostics (CLI) 4.1.2
- slots 4
- test modes 4.1
- viewing output 4.2.4
upgraded system
- diagnostics 2.2.2
utility
- Snapshot 3.8

V

viewing
- component health status (CLI) 3.1.4
- component health status (web) 3.1.3
- component information (CLI) 3.1.4
- component information (web) 3.1.3
- health status (CLI) 3.1.2
- health status (web) 3.1.1
- log entries (web) 3.5.4
- open problems (CLI) 3.3.2
- open problems (web) 3.3.1
- subsystem health status (CLI) 3.1.4
- subsystem health status (web) 3.1.3
- subsystem information (CLI) 3.1.4
- subsystem information (web) 3.1.3
- system-level information (CLI) 3.1.2
- system-level information (web) 3.1.1
- UEFI Diagnostics output 4.2.4