Reference Guide

• Get Power Status of blade 16 on CMC.
racadm serveraction -m server-16 powerstatus
ON
• Reseat blade 2 on CMC.
racadm serveraction -m server-2 reseat -f
Server power operation successful
• Turn off the server 16 from CMC.
racadm serveraction -m server-16 powerdown
Server power operation successful
set
Description To set the value of configuration objects on a device and modify the RAC object values, run this
command.
This subcommand is applicable only for iDRAC.
The --preview option includes the Job ID that is used to verify the status of the file configuration
before applying. The Job ID can be tracked by running the racadm jobqueue view –I
<JID> command.
NOTE:
• For configuration of staged objects such as BIOS or NIC, commit and reboot job creation
must be used to apply the pending values. For more information, see jobqueue.
• To run this subcommand, the minimum Lifecycle Controller version must be 1.1.
Synopsis
• racadm set -f <filename> [--continue]
• racadm set <FQDD Alias>.<index>.<group>.<index>.<object>.<value>
• racadm set <FQDD Alias>.<group>.<object>.<value>
• racadm set <FQDD Alias>.<group>.<index>.<object>.<value>
• racadm set -f <filename> -t xml -u myuser -p mypass -l //
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• racadm set –f <filename> -t <filetype> -u <username> -p
<password> -l <CIFS share> --preview
Input
• <FQDD Alias>
• <group> — Specifies the group containing the object that must be written.
• <object> — Specifies the object name of the value that must be written.
• <index> — This option is specified where FQDD Aliases or Groups must be indexed.
• -f <filename> — Enables set to configure the device from a specified file. This option is not
supported in the Firmware RACADM interface.
• --continue — This option is used with –f only. If configuration through file is unsuccessful
for a group, then configuration continues with the next group in the file. If this option is not used,
then configuration stops when it is unsuccessful for a particular group. After the unsuccessful
group, the rest of the groups are not configured.
• -u — Specifies user name of the remote share from where the file must be imported.
• -p — Specifies password for the remote share from where the file must be imported.
• -l — Specifies network share location from where the file must be imported.
• -t — Specifies the file type that must be imported. Valid values are xml and ini. These values
are case-insensitive.
ini imports the legacy configuration file. The ini file cannot be imported
from a remote share. If -t is not specified, then the legacy file is imported.
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