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To facilitate command scripting, upon successful execution, IPMItool terminates with an exit code of zero, and will output the execution results in a parsable format. If an error is encountered, the program exits with a nonzero error code and outputs the error in a parsable format. See "BMC Management Utility Error Codes" for a complete list of possible BMC Management Utility error codes. The complete list of commands listed under delloem in Table 3-2 are supported by the IPMItool. delloem The delloem commands provide information on Dell-specific features. Table 3-2 lists the delloem subcommands with a brief description. Table 3-2. delloem Subcommands Command lcd powermonitor sysinfo sel sensor Description Displays information on and helps configure the LCD panel in Dell x9xx and xx0x systems. Displays information on and helps manage your system's power. Displays information about your system. Displays the system event log information. Displays information on and helps manage your system's sensors Options for LCD • info - Displays information about the LCD display. • set [none|default|custom] - Sets LCD display to either none, default, or choose the custom option to set a string of your choice. Default Subcommand If a subcommand is not specified, this command functions the same as lcd info. Options for powermonitor 94 Using the BMC Management Utility

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Using the BMC Management Utility
To facilitate command scripting, upon successful execution, IPMItool
terminates with an exit code of zero, and will output the execution results in
a parsable format. If an error is encountered, the program exits with a non-
zero error code and outputs the error in a parsable format. See "BMC
Management Utility Error Codes" for a complete list of possible BMC
Management Utility error codes.
The complete list of commands listed under
delloem
in Table 3-2 are
supported by the IPMItool.
delloem
The delloem commands provide information on Dell-specific features.
Table 3-2 lists the delloem subcommands with a brief description.
Options for
LCD
•
info
— Displays information about the LCD display.
•
set [none|default|custom] <
string
>
— Sets LCD display
to either none, default, or choose the
custom
option to set a string of your
choice.
Default Subcommand
If a subcommand is not specified, this command functions the same as
lcd
info
.
Options for
powermonitor
Table 3-2.
delloem Subcommands
Command
Description
lcd
Displays information on and helps configure the LCD
panel in
Dell
x9xx
and
xx0x
systems
.
powermonitor
Displays information on and helps manage your
system’s power.
sysinfo
Displays information about your system.
sel
Displays the system event log information.
sensor
Displays information on and helps manage your
system’s sensors