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Firmware Updating, Table 5-11 StatusCommands, Table 5-12 System and Access Configuration Commands

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Table 5-11 Status Commands (continued) HE Display the list of available commands LS Display LAN connected console status MS Display modem status PS Display detailed power and hardware configuration status Table 5-12 lists the server system and access configuration commands Table 5-12 System and Access Configuration Commands Command CA CC CG CP DATE DC DE DI DFW DU FW ID IF IT LC LS PARPERM PD PWRGRD RL RU SA SO XD Description Configure Asynchronous and Modem parameters Initiate a Complex Configuration Generate ssl key pair and self signed certificate Display partition cell assignments Set the time and date Reset parameters to default configuration Display entity status Disconnect Remote or LAN console Duplicate firmware Display devices on bus Firmware update utility Change certain stable complex configuration profile fields Display network interface information Modify command interface inactivity time-out Configure LAN connections Display LAN connected console status Enable/Disable Interpartition Security Modify default Partition for this login session Allows user to configure the power grid Re-key complex profile lock Reset MP bus device Display and Set MP Remote Access Configure security options and access control MP Diagnostic and reboot Firmware Updating The server MP pulls a firmware update from an FTP server over the management LAN. When replacing a cell board in a currently operating system, refer to "Cell Break-Fix Upgrade and Downgrade Procedure" (page 121). Firmware Updating 95

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Table 5-11 StatusCommands
(continued)
Display the list of available commands
HE
Display LAN connected console status
LS
Display modem status
MS
Display detailed power and hardware configuration status
PS
Table 5-12
lists the server system and access configuration commands
Table 5-12 System and Access Configuration Commands
Description
Command
Configure Asynchronous and Modem parameters
CA
Initiate a Complex Configuration
CC
Generate ssl key pair and self signed certificate
CG
Display partition cell assignments
CP
Set the time and date
DATE
Reset parameters to default configuration
DC
Display entity status
DE
Disconnect Remote or LAN console
DI
Duplicate firmware
DFW
Display devices on bus
DU
Firmware update utility
FW
Change certain stable complex configuration profile fields
ID
Display network interface information
IF
Modify command interface inactivity time-out
IT
Configure LAN connections
LC
Display LAN connected console status
LS
Enable/Disable Interpartition Security
PARPERM
Modify default Partition for this login session
PD
Allows user to configure the power grid
PWRGRD
Re-key complex profile lock
RL
Reset MP bus device
RU
Display and Set MP Remote Access
SA
Configure security options and access control
SO
MP Diagnostic and reboot
XD
Firmware Updating
The server MP pulls a firmware update from an FTP server over the management LAN. When
replacing a cell board in a currently operating system, refer to
“Cell Break-Fix Upgrade and
Downgrade Procedure” (page 121)
.
Firmware Updating
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