Users Guide

254 Using iDRAC6 Enterprise SM-CLP Command Line Interface
Whenever the commit property has the value of 1, the current settings of the
properties are active. When you change any of the properties, the commit
property is reset to 0 to indicate that the values have not been committed.
NOTE: The commit property only affects the properties at the /system1/sp1/
enetport1/lanendpt1/ipendpt1
MAP location. All other SM-CLP commands take
effect immediately.
NOTE: If you use local RACADM to set the iDRAC6 network properties, your
changes take affect immediately because local RACADM does not depend upon a
network connection.
When you commit the changes, the new network settings take effect, which
causes your telnet or ssh session to be terminated. By introducing the commit
step, you can delay the termination of your session until you have completed
all of your SM-CLP commands.
Table 14-7 provides examples of setting the iDRAC6 properties using SM-CLP.
Table 14-7. Setting iDRAC6 Networking Properties with SM-CLP
Operation Syntax
Navigate to the
iDRAC6 NIC
properties location
->cd /system1/sp1/enetport1/lanendpt1/
ipendpt1
Set the new IP
address
->set ipaddress=10.10.10.10
Set the subnet
mask
->set subnetmask=255.255.255.255
Turn on the DHCP
flag
->set oemdell_usedhcp=1
Enable the NIC ->set oemdell_nicenable=1
Commit the
changes
->set committed=1