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Standby Distributed Management Card Command-Line Interface Commands (Continued)
TABLE 3-2
Command
Type
Command
flashupdate -d
cmsw|bcfw|bmcfw|rpdf|
scdf -f path
help
version
setdate [-h]
mmddHHMMccyy
Configuration
setipmode
(Ethernet
-b port_num
ports)
rarp|config|none
setipaddr
-b port_num addr
setipnetmask
-b port_num mask
setipgateway addr
Configuration
sethostname hostname
(Other)
setservicemode
true|false
Permis-
sion
Description
a
Flash update the distributed management card
software, where cmsw represents the chassis
management software;. bcfw represents the boot
control firmware; bmcfw represents the BMC
firmware; rpdf represents the system
configuration repository; and scdf initializes the
system configuration variables to their defaults.
Refer to
"Updating the Distributed Management
Card Flash Images" on page 46
information.
Display a list of supported commands.
Display the versions of various software and
firmware.
a
Set the current date.
a
Set the IP mode of the specified Ethernet port.
Choose the IP mode according to the services
available in the network (rarp, config, or none).
The default for the external Ethernet port is none;
the default for the internal Ethernet port is none,
that is, no services are available on this port. You
must reset the server for the changes to take effect.
a
Set the IP address of the specified Ethernet port.
The default is 0.0.0.0. This command is only used if
the ipmode is set to config. You must reset the
server for the changes to take effect.
a
Set the IP netmask of the specified Ethernet port.
The default is 0.0.0.0. This command is only used if
the ipmode is set to config. You must reset the
server for the changes to take effect.
a
Set the IP gateway of the distributed management
card. The default is 0.0.0.0. You must reset the
server for the changes to take effect.
a
Set the hostname to be used in the CLI prompt.
The default is netract. The maximum length is 32
characters.
a
Set whether MOH and PMS services are started
automatically on the distributed management card
after a reboot. The default is false, meaning that
these services are automatically started.
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