Intel Server Management (ISM) Installation and User's Guide, Version 5.5.5 - HP Carrier-Grade Server cc3310

Intel Server Management (ISM) Installation and User's Guide
Serial Data and the Command Line Interface
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Command Switches Description
[6:0] - Boot option parameter selector
YY...NN -- Boot Option Parameter Data
Per Table 8-5. Passing 0-bytes of parameter data allows the parameter
valid bit to be changed without affecting the present parameter setting.
SYS GET
BOOTOPT
XX YY ZZ
This is essentially a text version of the IPMI Get System Boot Options
command. It allows any of the boot option parameters to be retrieved.
XX YY ZZ represents the hex-ASCII for the data bytes that are passed
in the Get System Boot Options request.
The BMC returns the data from the command in hex-ASCII format.
See Table 8-5 for more information.
XX - Parameter selector
[7] -Reserved
[6:0] - Boot option parameter selector
YY - Set Selector
[7:0] -Selects a particular block or set of parameters under the
given parameter selector
Write as 00h if parameter does not use a Set Selector.
ZZ - Block Selector
Selects a particular block within a set of parameters.
Write as 00h if parameter doesn’t use a Block Selector.
Note: As of this writing, there are no IPMI-specified Boot Options
parameters that use the block selector. However, this field is provided
for consistency with other configuration commands and as a
placeholder for future extension of the IPMI specification.
SYS SET
TCFG
Returns the Terminal Mode Configuration bytes where XX and YY
represent hex-ASCII encodings for the volatile version of data bytes 1
and 2 as specified in the Terminal Mode Configuration Table below,
and AA BB represent hex-ASCII encoding of the nonvolatile version.
V:XX YY<output termination sequence>
N:AA BB<output termination sequence>
-V XX YY This command sets the volatile Terminal Mode Configuration. XX and
YY represent hex-ASCII encodings for data bytes 1 and 2 as specified
in the Terminal Mode Configuration Table below. The BMC returns the
same output as for SYS SET TCFG, above.
-N XX YY This command sets the nonvolatile Terminal Mode Configuration. XX
and YY represent hex-ASCII encodings for data bytes 1 and 2 as
specified in the Terminal Mode Configuration Table below. The BMC
returns the same output as for SYS SET TCFG, above.
SYS RESET Directs the BMC to perform an immediate system hard reset.
SYS POWER
OFF
Directs the BMC to perform an immediate system power-off.
SYS POWER
ON
Causes the BMC to initiate an immediate system power-on.