Oracle X4 series User Manual

Restore the Backed Up Oracle ILOM Configuration or Reset the Configuration to Factory Defaults (Oracle ILOM)
a.
Click ILOM Administration > Configuration Management.
b.
Perform one of the steps below:
■
To reset the SP or CMM configuration to factory default settings, click the Reset
Defaults tab. In the Reset Defaults page, select Factory, and then click Reset
Defaults.
■
To restore a backed up SP or CMM configuration file, do the following:
i) Click the Backup/Restore tab.
ii) Select the Restore operation.
iii) Specify a Transfer Method, and then specify any required file paths or host
information.
iv) If the backup configuration file was encrypted, specify the passphrase used to
encrypt the file.
Note - With Oracle ILOM 3.2.6 or newer, if you included fault data in a backup,
you can select Include Fault Data to restore it. This selection is reserved for
Oracle service personnel when they replace the SP. It requires a passphrase.
v) Click Run to start the restore process.
Note - While the Restore operation is taking place, client sessions to the Oracle
ILOM SP or CMM are suspended. The sessions resume after the Restore
operation is complete.
■ From the CLI, perform one of the following:
■
To reset the SP or CMM configuration to factory defaults, type:
set /[SP|CMM] reset_to_defaults=factory
■
To restore the SP or CMM configuration to the last backed up configuration, do the
following:
i) Navigate to the SP or CMM config target. For example: cd /[SP|CMM]/config
ii) If required, set a value for the passphrase. For example: set passphrase=value
iii) On systems with Oracle ILOM 3.2.6 or newer, to include backed up fault data in
the restore, type:
Backing Up and Restoring Firmware Configurations and BIOS Settings 139

Oracle X4 series Specifications

General

Brand	Oracle
Model	X4 series
Category	Server
Language	English