Users Guide

42 Installing and Setting Up the DRAC 5
where the <action> values bits are as follows:
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<action> value bit 0 – 1 = enable alert action, 0 = disable alert
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<action> value bit 1 – 1 = power off; 0 = no power off
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<action> value bit 2 – 1 = reboot; 0 = no reboot
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<action> value bit 3 – 1 = power cycle; 0 = no power cycle
For example, to enable PEF to reboot the system, type the following command:
racadm config -g cfgIpmiPef -o cfgIpmiPefAction -i 1 2
where 1 is the PEF index and 2 is the PEF action to reboot.
Configuring PET
Configuring PET Using the Web User Interface
1 Login to the remote system using a supported Web browser. See "Accessing the Web-Based Interface."
2 Ensure that you followed the procedures in "Configuring PEF Using the Web User Interface."
3 Configure your PET policy.
a In the Alert Management tab, click Traps Settings .
b Under Destination Configuration Settings , configure the Community String field with the
appropriate information and then click
Apply Changes .
4 Configure your PET destination IP address
a In the Destination Number column, click a destination number.
b Ensure that the Enable Destination checkbox is selected.
c In the Destination IP Address field, type a valid PET destination IP address.
d Click Apply Changes .
e Click Send Test Trap to test the configured alert (if desired).
NOTE: Your user account must have Test Alerts permission to perform this procedure. See Table 4-8.
f
Repeat step a through step e for any remaining destination numbers.
Configuring PET Using RACADM CLI
1 Enable your global alerts.
Open a command prompt, type the following command, and press <Enter>:
racadm config -g cfgIpmiLan -o cfgIpmiLanAlertEnable 1