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324 Recovering and Troubleshooting the Managed System
Managing Power on a Remote System
The iDRAC6 enables you to remotely perform several power management
actions on the managed system so you can recover after a system crash or
other system event.
Selecting Power Control Actions from the iDRAC6 Web-Based Interface
To perform power management actions using the Web-based interface,
see "Executing Power Control Operations on the Server" on page 296.
Selecting Power Control Actions from the iDRAC6 CLI
Use the racadm serveraction command to perform power
management operations on the host system.
racadm serveraction <action>
The options for the <action> string are:
•
powerdown
— Powers down the managed system.
•
powerup
— Powers up the managed system.
•
powercycle
— Issues a power-cycle operation on the managed system.
This action is similar to pressing the power button on the system’s front
panel to power down and then power up the system.
•
powerstatus
— Displays the current power status of the server ("ON",
or "OFF")
•
hardreset
— Performs a reset (reboot) operation on the managed system.
Viewing System Information
The System Summary page allows you to view your system's health and other
basic iDRAC6 information at a glance and provides you with links to access
the system health and information pages. Also, you can quickly launch
common tasks from this page and view recent events logged in the System
Event Log (SEL).
To access the System Summary page, click SystemPropertiesSystem
Summary tab. For more information, see the iDRAC6 Online Help.
- User’s Guide 1
- Notes and Cautions 2
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- 6 Contents 6
- 8 Contents 8
- 10 Contents 10
- 11 Using the iDRAC6 SM-CLP 11
- 12 Contents 12
- 16 Power Monitoring and 14
- 16 Contents 16
- 18 Contents 18
- What’s New in This Release 19
- 22 iDRAC6 Overview 22
- 24 iDRAC6 Overview 24
- Supported Platforms 25
- Supported Operating Systems 25
- Supported Web Browsers 25
- Other Documents You May Need 27
- 30 iDRAC6 Overview 30
- Hardware 33
- Installing iDRAC6 Software 36
- Configuring iDRAC6 36
- Installing RACADM 38
- Uninstalling RACADM 38
- Updating the iDRAC6 Firmware 39
- List of Trusted Domains 42
- Web Interface 45
- Accessing the Web Interface 46
- Logging In 47
- Logging Out 48
- Configuring the iDRAC6 NIC 49
- Configuring iDRAC6 Users 62
- Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) 63
- Viewing a Server Certificate 66
- Configuring iDRAC6 Services 72
- Recovery Image 75
- Remote Syslog 78
- First Boot Device 79
- Remote File Share 80
- Internal Dual SD Module 82
- Using a Telnet Console 87
- Terminal Mode 98
- Serial Console 100
- Emulation Software 102
- Configuring Terminal Mode 106
- (continued) 109
- Using RACADM Remotely 110
- RACADM Options 111
- RACADM Synopsis 111
- Capability 112
- Advanced iDRAC6 Configuration 118
- Parsing Rules 119
- Security 123
- Adding and Configuring 127
- Before You Begin 132
- Based Interface 134
- Adding an iDRAC6 User 138
- Removing an iDRAC6 User 139
- Mechanisms 146
- Access Your iDRAC6 150
- Computers Snap-In 157
- Creating a Privilege Object 158
- Adding Users or User Groups 159
- Adding Privileges 160
- Adding iDRAC Devices 160
- Directory to Access iDRAC6 167
- Testing Your Configurations 175
- -Address> 180
- Directory 181
- On or Smart Card Login 185
- Card Authentication 186
- Configuring iDRAC6 to Use SSO 189
- Logging Into iDRAC6 Using SSO 190
- Smart Card 191
- Authentication 195
- Incorrect Smart Card PIN 196
- to allow for daylight 198
- Using GUI Virtual Console 201
- Using GUI Virtual Console 203 203
- Clear Your Browser’s Cache 204
- Using GUI Virtual Console 205 205
- Virtual Console Preview 210
- 212 Using GUI Virtual Console 212
- 214 Using GUI Virtual Console 214
- Remotely 217
- General Error Scenarios 218
- 220 Using GUI Virtual Console 220
- 222 Using GUI Virtual Console 222
- Using the WS-MAN Interface 223
- Using the iDRAC6 SM-CLP 229
- Command Line Interface 229
- SM-CLP Features 230
- SM-CLP Targets 231
- Using VMCLI 237
- Preparing for Deployment 238
- Using the VMCLI Utility 240
- Installing the VMCLI Utility 241
- Command Line Options 242
- VMCLI Parameters 242
- CD/DVD Device or Image File 245
- Version Display 245
- Help Display 245
- Encrypted Data 246
- VMCLI Return Codes 246
- Management Interface 247
- Web-Based Interface 252
- Configuring and Using 253
- Virtual Media 253
- Configuring Virtual Media 255
- Running Virtual Media 257
- Booting From Virtual Media 259
- Boot Once Feature 260
- Windows-Based Systems 261
- Linux-Based Systems 261
- Managing vFlash Partitions 267
- Interface 272
- Formatting a Partition 276
- Viewing Available Partitions 277
- Modifying a Partition 279
- Deleting Existing Partitions 280
- Booting to a Partition 282
- Creating a Partition 284
- Deleting a Partition 284
- Frequently Asked Questions 286
- Power Monitoring and 287
- Management 287
- Power Monitoring 288
- Supply Units 289
- Using RACADM 290
- Viewing Power Budget 291
- Power Budget Threshold 292
- Viewing Power Monitoring 293
- Amperage 294
- Power Tracking Statistics 294
- Power Consumption 295
- Headroom 295
- Using the Web Interface 296
- Overview 299
- IPMI Over LAN 301
- LAN Parameters 302
- Virtual Media Configuration 305
- Initialize vFlash 306
- Smart Card Logon 307
- System Services Configuration 307
- LCD Configuration 308
- LAN User Configuration 309
- Reset to Default 309
- System Event Log Menu 312
- Last Crash Screen 313
- Configuring Platform Events 314
- Configuring PET 317
- Configuring E-Mail Alerts 318
- Testing E-mail Alerting 319
- Managed System 323
- Viewing System Information 324
- Main System Chassis 325
- Remote Access Controller 327
- System Inventory 329
- Using the Work Notes 332
- 09:30 UTC is 333
- Using the POST Boot Logs 334
- Using the RAC Log 337
- Using the Command Line 338
- Using the Diagnostics Console 338
- Using Identify Server 340
- Using the Trace Log 340
- Using the racdump 341
- Using the coredump 341
- Battery Probes 343
- Fan Probes 343
- Chassis Intrusion Probes 343
- Power Supplies Probes 344
- Removable Flash Media Probes 344
- Power Monitoring Probes 344
- Temperature Probe 344
- Voltage Probes 345
- 346 Sensors 346
- Configuring Security Features 347
- Digital Certificates 351
- Accessing the SSL Main Menu 353
- Using the Secure Shell (SSH) 355
- Configuring Services 355
- IP Filtering (IpRange) 359
- IP Filtering Guidelines 361
- IP Blocking 361
- Enabling IP Blocking 362
- Index 365 365
- Index 367 367
- Index 369 369
- Index 371 371
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