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94 Sun Fire X4150 Server Embedded Lights Out Manager Administration Guide • September 2007
Tip – To reduce the length of commands, navigate to the target first using the cd
command.
-> cd /SP/AgentInfo/SNMP/users/albert
-> set PrivacyProtocol=DES
-> set PrivacyPassword=password AuthProtocol=SHA AuthPassword=
password
Note – You can change SNMP user permissions without resetting the privacy and
authentication properties.
To show an SNMP user’s properties, Enter this command:
-> show
The result appears as follows:
/SP/AgentInfo/SNMP/users/sicilian
Targets:
Properties:
Permission = ro
AuthProtocol = MD5
AuthPassword = (Cannot show property)
PrivacyProtocol = none
PrivacyPassword = (Cannot show property)
Target Commands:
show
set
/SP/AgentInfo/SNMP/users/sicilian ->
- Sun Fire™ X4150 Server 1
- Embedded Lights Out Manager 1
- Administration Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Contents ix 9
- Using UNIX Commands 14
- Typographic Conventions 15
- Related Documentation 15
- Training 16
- Third-Party Web Sites 16
- Sun Welcomes Your Comments 16
- Sun Fire X4150 server ELOM 17
- Overview 17
- Common Tasks 18
- ELOM Common Tasks (Continued) 19
- Connecting to the ELOM 21
- About Connection Tasks 22
- Connecting Using Ethernet 23
- Connecting to the CLI 24
- To Connect to the CLI 24
- ● Click the Log Out button 25
- Using the Web-Based Interface 27
- Users and Privileges 28
- Web-Based Interface Tasks 28
- ELOM Tab Detail Choices 30
- Viewing System and Component 32
- Information 32
- Viewing Component Information 33
- To View CPU Information 33
- Sample CPU Information 34
- Monitoring the System Sensors 35
- To Monitor the System Sensors 36
- Reading Sensors 36
- To Read Sensors 36
- Viewing a Sensor Summary 37
- To View a Sensor Summary 37
- Monitoring Fans 39
- To Monitor Fans 39
- Monitoring Temperatures 39
- To Monitor Temperatures 39
- Monitoring Voltages 40
- To Monitor Voltage 40
- To Display the Event Log 41
- To View the Event Logs 41
- To Save the Event Log 41
- To Clear the Event Log 42
- Configuring, Managing and 43
- Web-Based Interface 43
- Configuring the System 44
- To Configure the System 45
- Configuring Network Settings 46
- ■ Platform Event Filter 47
- ■ PEF Action Global Control 47
- ■ Event Filter Configuration 47
- ■ Event Action Configuration 47
- Submenus 49
- Configuring SNMP 50
- To Configure SNMP 51
- To Add an SNMP Community 51
- To Delete an SNMP Community 52
- To Modify an SNMP Community 52
- To Add an SNMP User 52
- To Delete an SNMP User 53
- To Edit an SNMP User 53
- Managing Users and Accounts 54
- To Add a User 55
- The User Management Screen 56
- To Delete a User Account 57
- To Disable or Enable a User 57
- To Turn the Fault LEDs Off 59
- Setting Power Control 60
- To Set Power Control 60
- Recovering from a Corrupt SP 62
- To Recover From a Corrupt SP 63
- Managing Session Timeout 64
- To Set the Session Timeout 64
- Setting the Time 65
- To Set the Time 65
- Using the Remote Console 67
- Application 67
- Client OS 68
- Java Web Star t Web Browsers 68
- Storage Devices 72
- To Redirect Storage Devices 73
- Remote Server 74
- Other Remote Options 75
- Using IPMI 77
- IPMItool 78
- Supported IPMI 2.0 Commands 79
- Chapter 6 Using IPMI 65 81
- SEL Device Commands 82
- LAN Device Commands 82
- Set/Get Event Destination 83
- Set/Get Event Reception State 83
- Send ICMB Event Message 83
- Logging In to the CLI 85
- Command Syntax 86
- Command Verbs 87
- Managing the Host 88
- Managing the Host Console 89
- Viewing Host Sensors 89
- To Display Network Settings 90
- To Configure Network Settings 90
- Managing Alerts 94
- Configuring Alerts 96
- Target Property Value Default 97
- Target Property* 97
- Target Property 98
- Updating the Firmware 102
- ■ To save the BIOS settings: 103
- Using Simple Network 105
- Management Protocol 105
- SNMP MIB Files 106
- MIBs Integration 106
- SNMP Messages 107
- Configuring SNMP on the ELOM 108
- Managing SNMP User Accounts 108
- Deleting a User Account 109
- Configuring User Accounts 109
- CLI Command Quick Reference 111
- General Commands 112
- User Commands 112
- Alert Commands 113
- SNMP Commands 113
- Description Command 114
- CLI Command Reference 115
- [-h 116
- Examples 117
- Commands 118
- Targets: 121
- Target Commands: 121
- show 121
- set 121
- SP filesystem version: 0.1.9 123
- Glossary 125
- Index 133 149
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