Users Guide

Running SMCLP commands
You can run the SMCLP commands using SSH or Telnet interface. Open an SSH or Telnet interface and
log in to iDRAC as an administrator. The SMCLP prompt (admin ->)is displayed.
SMCLP prompts:
yx1x blade servers use -$.
yx1x rack and tower servers use admin->.
yx2x blade, rack, and tower servers use admin->.
where, y is an alpha-numeric character such as M (for blade servers), R (for rack servers), and T (for tower
servers) and x is a number. This indicates the generation of Dell PowerEdge servers.
NOTE: Scripts using -$ can use these for yx1x systems, but starting with yx2x systems one script
with
admin-> can be used for blade, rack, and tower servers.
iDRAC SMCLP syntax
The iDRAC SMCLP uses the concept of verbs and targets to provide systems management capabilities
through the CLI. The verb indicates the operation to perform, and the target determines the entity (or
object) that runs the operation.
The SMCLP command line syntax:
<verb> [<options>] [<target>] [<properties>]
The following table provides the verbs and its definitions.
Table 31. SMCLP verbs
Verb Definition
cd Navigates through the MAP using the shell
set Sets a property to a specific value
help Displays help for a specific target
reset Resets the target
show Displays the target properties, verbs, and
subtargets
start Turns on a target
stop Shuts down a target
exit Exits from the SMCLP shell session
version Displays the version attributes of a target
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