Users Guide

• RACADM Command Line—To run the RACADM commands on the remote system.
4. Based on your selection in the preceding step, provide the following:
• If you selected Remote Server Administrator Command, then enter command, SSH port number, and select Generate
Trusted Key for Linux if you want to generate a trusted key.
• If you selected Generic Command, RACADM Command Line or IPMI Command then enter command and append output
information. Providing the append output information is optional.
5. On Task Target, do one of the following:
• Select a query from the drop-down list, or create a query by clicking the New button.
• Select server targets for running the commands. Only applicable targets are displayed by default. For more information, see
Device Capability Matrix.
6. On Schedule and Credentials, enter user credentials, and set schedule for the tasks from available options, and then click
Finish.
For information about the elds in the Create a Command Line Task wizard, see Command Line Task.
Related links
Remote Tasks
Remote Tasks — Reference
Remote Tasks Home
Command Line Task
All Tasks
Device Capability Matrix
Managing RACADM command line tasks
RACADM command line tasks are used to run commands on remote DRACs and iDRACs. For example, run a RACADM task to
congure iDRAC through out of band (OOB) channel. To manage RACADM Command line tasks:
1. Click Manage → Remote Tasks → Common Tasks → Create Command Line Task.
2. On General, choose RACADM Command Line and enter a name for the task.
3. Enter the RACADM subcommand (for example, getsysinfo). For a list of RACADM commands, go to Dell.com/support.
4. (Optional) Choose Output to le to capture task output from multiple targets. Enter path and lename.
• To log the information from all selected targets, select Append.
• To write all the detected errors to the log le, select Include errors.
5. On Task Target, do one of the following:
• Select a query from the drop-down list, or create a query by clicking the New button.
• Choose target servers or DRACs/iDRACs. Only applicable targets are displayed by default. For more information, see Device
Capability Matrix.
6. On Schedule and Credentials, set the schedule parameters, enter target credentials and then click Finish.
Related links
Remote Tasks
Remote Tasks — Reference
Remote Tasks Home
Command Line Task
All Tasks
Device Capability Matrix
Managing generic command line tasks
Using generic command line task, you can run dierent types of tasks such as, a batch le, a script le such as a Powershell or VBS
script, an executable, or a command, on the local OpenManage Essentials system. While the task always runs on the local
OpenManage Essentials system, you can structure the local task to interact with or act upon various remote devices or servers.
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