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racadm <options> -r <racIpAddr> <subcommand>
racadm Options
Table8-3 lists the options for the racadm command.
Table 8-3. racadm Command Options
If you use the -r option, you must also use the -u and -p options to configure the DRAC 4 to accept racadm commands. Using the -r option without the
previously listed options will result in a command failure.
Enabling and Disabling the racadm Remote Capability
The racadm CLI remote capability is enabled by default. If you have disabled it, type the following command to enable the remote capability:
racadm config -g cfgRacTuning -o cfgRacTuneRemoteRacadmEnable 1
Type the following command to disable the remote capability:
racadm config -g cfgRacTuning -o cfgRacTuneRemoteRacadmEnable 0
Log/Verbose Levels
Use the log/verbose level options in Table8-4 to control how racadm command output is displayed.
Table 8-4. Log/Verbose Level Options
Example:
racadm -l 0x3 -L log <subcommand [subcommand_options]>
The argument 0x3 for the log level is the OR of STDOUT and STDERR messages. Both of these message types are written to the file name log. The verbose, or
-v, option defaults to 0x3, or STDOUT, STDERR.
racadm Subcommand Descriptions
The following subsections provide descriptions of subcommands that you can run under the racadm CLI. Table8-5 briefly describes each racadm subcommand.
Option
Description
-r <racIpAddr> or
-r <racIpAddr>:<port number> if the DRAC
4 port number has been changed
Specifies the remote IP address of the controller.
-i
Tells racadm to interactively query the user for the user's user name and password.
-u <usrName>
Specifies the user name that is used to authenticate the command transaction. If not specified, the default
user name "racadmusr" is used. If the -u option is used, the -p option must be used, and the -i option
(interactive) is not allowed.
-p <password>
Specifies the password used to authenticate the command transaction. If the -p option is used, the -i option
is not allowed.
-l <lvl>
Specifies the log level for debug.
NOTE: If you use the -l <lvl> option without using the -L <file> option, a default logfile named racadm.log
is created in the current working directory.
-v <lvl>
Specifies the verbose level for screen output.
-t <secs>
Specifies the transport time-out.
-L <file>
Specifies a debug log file.
NOTE: It is recommended that you run these commands on your local system.
Option
Description
0x1
Standard out messages
0x2
Standard error messages
0x4
Debug messages
- Notes, Notices, and Cautions 1
- Synopsis 2
- Description 2
- clearasrscreen 3
- config/getconfig 3
- coredump 5
- coredumpdelete 6
- fwupdate 6
- getssninfo 8
- getsysinfo 9
- Examples 10
- getractime 11
- setniccfg/getniccfg 11
- getsvctag 12
- racdump 12
- racreset 13
- racresetcfg 14
- serveraction 14
- getraclog 15
- clrraclog 15
- getsel 16
- clrsel 17
- gettracelog 17
- setrac 17
- sslcsrgen 18
- sslcertupload 19
- sslcertdownload 20
- sslcertview 21
- testemail 22
- testtrap 22
- idRacInfo 24
- LanNetworking 26
- cfgCurrentLanNetworking 28
- cfgRemoteHosts 30
- cfgUserAdmin 32
- cfgTraps 35
- cfgSessionManagement 37
- cfgSerial 37
- cfgNetTuning 40
- cfgOobSnmp 45
- cfgRacTuning 46
- ifcRacManagedNodeOs 48
- cfgRacSecurity 49
- cfgRacVirtual 52
- cfgActiveDirectory 52
- Alert Filter Properties 55
- Alert Test Commands 56
- Alert Data Definitions 57
- DRAC 4 Overview 58
- Power Requirements 59
- Connectors 59
- DRAC 4 Ports 59
- DRAC 4 Security Features 60
- Supported Platforms 60
- Supported Web Browsers 60
- Features 60
- Using racadm Remotely 71
- Connecting the DB-9 Cable 72
- Logging In 76
- Table 4-1. User Properties 77
- Enabling User email Alerts 77
- Configuring the DRAC 4 NIC 78
- Adding an Alert 79
- Managing a Remote System 80
- Updating the DRAC 4 Firmware 81
- Viewing System Information 83
- Session Information 84
- Other Options 85
- Using the SEL 86
- Using the DRAC 4 Log 86
- Using the Diagnostic Console 87
- DRAC 4 Log Messages 89
- Figure 5-1 91
- Figure 5-2 92
- Figure 5-3 92
- Creating a RAC Device Object 96
- Creating a Privilege Object 97
- Certificate Lists 99
- Configuring the DRAC 4 99
- Frequently Asked Questions 100
- Using Console Redirection 102
- Overview 106
- Logging In to the DRAC 4 110
- Starting a Text Console 110
- Using the racadm CLI 111
- Log/Verbose Levels 112
- Configuration File Overview 113
- Parsing Rules 114
- Configuration File Example 115
- Before Adding a DRAC 4 User 116
- Deleting a DRAC 4 User 117
- Testing Email Alerting 117
- Testing SNMP Trap Alerting 117
- Back to Contents Page 119
- Troubleshooting 120
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