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Appendix E:Creating an SPFile
In order to have the appliance import a list of service processors, you must create a file containing
the SPs. Each line of the file must be in the following format: IP:Port:Username:Password:Profile.
Repeat this format for each SPto be added to the list. See SPFile Format on page 125 for the
syntax descriptions.
Colons must be used to separate the parameters. If a colon is used in either the username or
password, you must put the entire username or password in quotes.
The following is an example of a valid SPfile:
#this is an example of a valid SP file
192.168.200.154:0:root:calvin:drac5
192.168.10.130:0:admin:"pass:word":ilo2
Parameter Description
#
Used to create a comment, if desired. If you add a comment, you must type #as the
first character on the line with the comment.
IP The IPaddress of the SPtarget.
Port
Not currently used. Enter 0 for this parameter.
Username The admin name for the SP.
Password The admin password for the SP.
Profile
The type of SP. If the SPtype is not known, enter *.
SPFile Format
Port Description
22 Is the SSHport open and listening for connections?
23 Is the Telnet port open and listening for connections?
80 Is there a web interface to this SP (HTTP)?
443 Is there a secure web interface to this SP(HTTPS/SSL)?
Dynamic Properties Descriptions
SP Type SPType SPType
ipmi 1.5 ilo4 rsa_II
ipmi 2.0 ilo3 cisco_us
idrac7 ilo2 fsc_irmc
idrac6 ilo fsc_irmc_II
drac5 elom m1000e_cmc
dell_10g ilom drac_mc
drac4 alom hp_blade system
cisco_chassis generic blade_center
Supported SPs