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racadm Subcommand Man Pages 217
Synopsis
racadm setrac [-h -o -T -d]
Description
NOTE: The racadm setrac command cannot be used remotely.
The setrac command sets the managed system name, operating system name,
or operating system type from the managed system to the DRAC 4. If options
are not typed, all four parameters are set. The -d option allows the user to
display the parameters only without actually writing them to the DRAC 4
firmware. Any combination of options, or no options, may be typed.
Input
Table A-33 describes the setrac subcommand options.
Output
A message is displayed indicating the values obtained from the managed
system, and if they are being written to the DRAC 4 or only displayed.
Table A-33. setrac Subcommand Options
Option Description
-h Gets the
"Hostname" from the managed system and writes it to the
DRAC 4. This parameter is available for viewing using the getsysinfo
command, and under the object ID interface using config/getconfig as
[ifcRacManagedNodeOs] ifcRacMnOsHostname.
-o Gets the
"OS Name" from the managed system and writes it to the
DRAC 4. This parameter is available for viewing under the object ID
interface using config/getconfig as [ifcRacManagedNodeOs]
ifcRacMnOsName.
-T Gets the
"OS Type" from the managed system and writes it to the DRAC
4. This parameter is available for viewing using the getsysinfo command
and under the object ID interface using config/getconfig as
[ifcRacManagedNodeOs] ifcRacMnOsOsType.
-d The -d, or display option, allows the user to get the
"Hostname," "OS
Name,
" and "OS Type" from the managed system and display these items
only. Parameters are not written to the DRAC 4. If the -d option is typed
along with other options, then those parameters are displayed only.