Oracle Integrated Lights Out Manager (Ilom); Oracle Ilom Tasks - Oracle X7 series Administration Manual

Oracle Integrated Lights Out Manager (ILOM)

Oracle Integrated Lights Out Manager (ILOM)
Oracle Integrated Lights Out Manager (ILOM) is system management firmware that is
embedded on the server service processor (SP). Using Oracle ILOM, you can monitor the server
health and performance and configure server settings independently of the operating system.
Oracle ILOM provides local or remote access through a serial management port and a network
management port. By default, these ports offer a dedicated connection to Oracle ILOM. Any
time power is applied to the server, you can log in to Oracle ILOM from a local terminal device
or from a web browser or secure shell (SSH) session on a remote system. To access Oracle
ILOM, see
Oracle ILOM provides a web interface and a command-line interface (CLI).
For more information about the firmware, see the following sections:
"Oracle ILOM Tasks" on page 16
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"Oracle ILOM Documentation" on page 17
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Oracle ILOM Tasks

The following table lists many of the tasks you can perform using the Oracle ILOM web or
command-line interface.
Web Navigation
System Information
Remote Control
Host Management
System Management
Power Management
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CLI Hierarchy
/System
/HOST/console
/HOST/diag
/HOST boot_device
/System/BIOS
/System/BIOS/Config
/SP/policy
/SP/powermgmt
21.
Description
Review information about the server, including the serial
number and BIOS version.
View the overall health of the server and see a total
problem count, or view subcomponent health and
inventory details.
Configure and launch a remote console session.
Redirect storage devices.
Run diagnostics on the server.
Set the next boot device or control the server power state.
View BIOS settings.
Backup or restore a BIOS configuration.
Configure system policies such as the Enhanced PCIe
Cooling Mode policy.
View actual system power consumption.