Configure The Service Processor; Assigning System Identification Information - Oracle X6 series Administration Manual

Configure the Service Processor

Before you perform administrative tasks on the server, configure the service processor.
This section provides instructions for configuring server-specific information on the service
processor.
Task
Assign identification information to the server.
Configure the service processor network connections.
Add Oracle ILOM user accounts.
Configure the service processor clock.
Identify DNS servers in your network.

Assigning System Identification Information

System identification information is stored in Oracle ILOM, and is used to identify aspects of
the server. You can assign four identifiers to the server:
Hostname: The hostname name assigned to the SP. This can be mapped by a DMS server
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and used to login to Oracle ILOM.
System Identifier: Additional information about the server.
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System Contact: A person to contact for issues with the server.
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System Location: A string that describes the physical location of the server.
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The following procedures describe how to assign system identification information:
"Assign System Identification Information (Oracle ILOM)" on page 64
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"Assign System Identification Information (Oracle Hardware Management
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Pack)" on page 65
Link
"Assigning System Identification
Information" on page 63
"Modifying Service Processor Network
Settings" on page 65
"Adding Oracle ILOM User Accounts" on page 70
"Setting the Service Processor Clock" on page 72
"Configuring DNS Server Information on the Service
Processor" on page 74
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