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alarm -c
This command is available only on servers configured specifically with hardware for telephone
company (telco) alarm capabilities.
NOTE
This command not supported on systems that use National Semiconductor’s PC87431x family of
“mini” BMCs. Issuing this command causes the error message “There are no records in the BMC
TAM alarm database to be displayed” to appear.
Syntax:
alarm -c [-g id [-o id] [-a id ]] | [-l severity] | all
Description:
The –c option designates this command as the “clear alarm” command. This command clears all
Telco records in the Telco alarm database based on the options entered by the user. Other than –c,
no options are required. If the –a option is specified, then the –g and –o options must also be
specified.
Options:
[-c]
Specifies “clear alarm” command.
[-g]
Clears alarm for the generator ID specified.
[-o]
Clears alarm for the software originator ID specified.
[-a]
Clears alarm for the alarm ID specified. If the –a option is specified, then the –g and –o
options must also be specified.
[-l]
Clears alarm for the severity specified. Severities are MJR (major), MNR (minor), and
CRT (critical).
This command will display the alarm id of every record it removes. The following is an example
input and output sequence.
alarm –c –g 4 –o 5 –a 1
Alarm ID 1 cleared (Generator ID 4)
boot
Syntax:
boot
-s normal | service [-f] [-console]
Description:
Sets the IPMI boot options and then resets the system. By default, the boot command attempts a
graceful shutdown of the operating system before executing the IPMI reset command. If the
specified boot option is unavailable, the server will boot using the boot order set in its BIOS.
Options:
normal
Boots the server from the hard drive.
service
Boots the server from the Service Partition.
[-f]
Forces a boot without a graceful shutdown.
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