Oracle X6 series User Manual

Modify Service Processor Network Settings (Oracle Hardware Management Pack)
Configure the Service Processor 67
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To modify the IPv4 and IPv6 network properties on the SP, use the set
command.
IPv4 Example:
set /SP/network state=enabled|disabled pendingipdiscovery=static|dhcp
pendingipaddress=value pendingipgateway=value pendingipnetmask=value
IPv6 Example:
set /SP/network/ipv6 state=enabled|disabled pending_static_ipaddress= value/
subnet_mask_value pending_static_ipgatewayaddress= value
Note - For servers that include the enhanced version of Oracle ILOM, the /SP/network/
state=enabled command does not enable IPv6. Instead, use the command /SP/network/ipv6
state=enabled.
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To commit any pending network changes in Oracle ILOM:
Type: set /SP/network commitpending=true
Note - All user sessions on the SP are terminated when you save IP network property changes.
To log back in to Oracle ILOM, use the newly assigned service processor IP address.
Modify Service Processor Network Settings
(Oracle Hardware Management Pack)
Use this optional procedure to modify the default Oracle ILOM network settings.
1.
Access the operating system command line.
For more information, see “Accessing Oracle Hardware Management Pack” on page 31.
2.
To modify IPv4 network settings, use the ilomconfig modify network command:
ilomconfig modify network --ipdiscovery=static|dhcp [--ipaddress=ipaddress] [--
netmask=netmask] [--gateway=gateway] [--state=enabled|disabled] [--mgmtport=port]
3.
To modify IPv6 network settings, use the ilomconfig modify network-ipv6 command:
ilomconfig modify network-ipv6 [--autoconfig=disabled|stateless dhcpv6_stateful|
dhcpv6_stateless] [--static-ipaddress=ipv6address] [--state=enabled|disabled]

Oracle X6 series Specifications

General

Cores per Processor	Up to 22 cores
Processor	Intel Xeon E5-2600 v4 series
Networking	10GbE
Form Factor	Rackmount
Expansion Slots	PCIe slots available
Power Supply	Redundant power supplies
Storage	supports SAS, SATA, and NVMe drives

Summary

Overview of System Administration Tools

Single-System Management Tools

Describes Oracle's single-system management tools and provides links to their overviews.

Oracle Integrated Lights Out Manager (ILOM)

Describes ILOM as embedded system management firmware for monitoring health and configuring settings.

Oracle Hardware Management Pack

Details Oracle Hardware Management Pack, its components, and utilities for server management.

BIOS Setup Utility

Explains the BIOS Setup Utility for viewing and configuring system settings like boot mode and order.

Accessing and Using System Administration Tools

Accessing Oracle ILOM

Provides instructions on how to access and log in to Oracle ILOM via web or CLI.

Accessing the BIOS Setup Utility

Guides on accessing the BIOS Setup Utility for system configuration.

Controlling the Server Power State

Power Control Options

Powering the Server Off and On

Provides procedures for powering the server off and on locally and remotely.

Setting SP Policy for Host Power at Boot (Oracle ILOM)

Viewing and Modifying Boot Properties

Legacy BIOS Boot Mode and UEFI Boot Mode

Explains the differences and implications of Legacy BIOS and UEFI boot modes.

Viewing or Modifying the Current Boot Mode

Modifying the Boot Order

Configuring Storage Resources

Configuring RAID on the Server

Explains how to configure RAID arrays for improved performance and data integrity.

Modifying iSCSI Virtual Drive Properties

Configure the Service Processor

Assigning System Identification Information

Modifying Service Processor Network Settings

Monitoring Server Inventory and Health

Viewing System Information and Inventory

Fault Detection and Diagnostics Overview

Provides an overview of tools for detecting and diagnosing hardware faults.

Monitoring Hardware Faults

Explains how to view and resolve hardware faults and problems.

Manually Clearing Hardware Faults

Monitor Server Power Consumption and Component Temperatures

Monitoring Server Power Consumption

Monitoring Server Inlet and Exhaust Temperature

Backing Up and Restoring Hardware and Firmware Configurations

Backing Up Current Firmware and Hardware Configurations

Details procedures for backing up BIOS, ILOM, and RAID configurations.

Restoring Saved Firmware Configurations

Explains how to revert BIOS, ILOM, or RAID settings to a saved configuration.

Resetting the Firmware to Default Settings

Downloading and Updating System Firmware and Software

Obtaining Software and Firmware Updates

Install Software and Firmware Updates

Provides procedures for installing updates using Oracle ILOM or Hardware Management Pack.