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Item Description
ForceOnTimeout
Attempts a graceful shutdown, but if the server does not shut down within the
timeout period (60 seconds by default), then the server is forced to reboot.
Timeout
Specifies the timeout period (in seconds) to wait for the operation to complete (per
server). The default timeout is 120 seconds.
Examples
->reboot server 2
Reboots the server in device bay 2 of the local enclosure
->reboot server enc0:2 -Force
Forces the server in device bay 2 of the local enclosure to reboot
->reboot server * -ForceOnTimeout -Timeout=180
Attempts a graceful shutdown, but forces a reboot on all servers after a timeout of 2
minutes
->reboot server *
Reboots all servers in the domain
->reboot server enc0:*
Reboots all servers in the local enclosure
->reboot server enc0:1
Reboots the multi-blade server in bays 1-4 of the local enclosure
Item Description
show server
Display all servers in the domain.
Syntax
show server <ServerID|*>
Parameter
ServerID (optional)
The ID of a server in the domain. The format of the server ID is
<EnclosureID:Bay>. If the EnclosureID is not specified, the local enclosure is
used by default. For a multi-blade server, the ServerID must be that of the monarch
bay. This is the ID shown in the summary listing.
Examples
->show server
Displays a summary of all servers
->show server *
Displays detailed information for all servers
->show server enc1:*
Displays detailed information for all servers in a remote enclosure
->show server enc0:4
Displays detailed information for the server in device bay 4 of the local enclosure
->show server enc0:5
Displays detailed information for the multi-blade server in bays 5-8 of the local
enclosure
serverid
Manage virtual server ID configuration settings.
Supported actions: help, set, show
Item Description
set serverid
Modify virtual server ID domain settings. The serial number attributes can be
changed only in one of the following scenarios:
The virtual server ID source type is "Factory-Default".
The virtual server ID source type is "VC-Defined" or "User-Defined", but no