Issue the fwupdate command.

The fwupdate command enables you to update the firmware in automatic mode or manual mode. For details, refer to the Related Information section.

Related Information

■ _{Using the fwupdate Tool, Oracle Hardware Management Pack User's Guide at} http:// www.oracle.com/goto/OHMP/docs

Index

A

accessing

BIOS Setup Utility,   48

Oracle Hardware Management Pack,   43 Oracle ILOM,   38

Oracle System Assistant,   23 allocating

I/O space,   128 option ROM,   128 assigning

hostname,   89

system contact (name),   89

system identification information,   89 system identifier,   89 system location,   89 B backup,   141 BIOS back up settings,   141

enabling or disabling Oracle System Assistant,   30 exiting,   50

function and control keys,   49 iSCSI configuration,   85 menu descriptions,   20 overview,   20

procedure for editing and viewing,   151 reset defaults,   141

restore settings,   141

selecting Legacy BIOS or UEFI boot mode,   65 updating through Oracle ILOM,   182

delay BIOS upgrade ,   182 preserve BIOS settings ,   182

updating through Oracle System Assistant,   180 verification of optimal default settings,   151

BIOS Setup Utility See BIOS accessing,   48

boot mode,   63 changing,   64 boot order

changing,   66

making persistent changes,   67 Persistent Boot Support,   70 setting next boot device,   68 boot order list,   63

browsing files

Oracle System Assistant,   32 C

cabling the server,   39 clearing faults,   119 CLI

tools with Oracle Hardware Management Pack,   18 clock

service processor,   100 command line

Oracle Hardware Management Pack,   46, 47 cooling

PCIe cards,   124 cores,   131

customer support identifier (CIS),   169 D

delay BIOS Update,   182 diagnostic tools,   113

disabling Oracle System Assistant,   29 DNS server information

adding using Oracle Hardware Management Pack,   104

Index

adding using Oracle ILOM,   103

adding using Oracle System Assistant,   103 on the service processor,   102

documentation BIOS,   21

Oracle Hardware Management Pack,   20 Oracle ILOM,   18

Oracle System Assistant,   16 E

elastic computing,   131 Ethernet connection

logging in to Oracle ILOM using the CLI,   42 event log

viewing,   117

exhaust temperature,   124 exiting

Oracle System Assistant,   28 F

F9 function key for Oracle System Assistant,   26 fault management,   113

clearing faults,   119 logs,   117

firmware

downloading updated firmware using Oracle System Assistant,   178

updating through Oracle ILOM,   182

updating through Oracle System Assistant,   180 firmware configuration back up,   141 restore,   141 first-time log in Oracle ILOM,   40, 43 H

Hardware Management Pack,   18 Host-to-ILOM Interconnect,   38 hostname assigning,   89 hyperthreading,   131 I I/O space allocating,   128

determining whether you need to allocate,   127 I/O space allocation,   127

inlet temperature,   124 inventory

server components,   111 IPv4 connection options,   91 IPv6 connection options,   91 iSCSI

virtual drive configuration in BIOS,   85 virtual drive properties,   78

iSCSI configuration,   78 K

keyboard language setting in Oracle System Assistant,   37

known issues

Oracle System Assistant,   157 KVMS

remote,   51 L

Legacy BIOS boot mode,   63, 65 Linux

installing using Oracle System Assistant,   108, 108 mounting flash drive,   36

logging in locally Oracle ILOM,   43 logging in remotely

Oracle ILOM,   40 logs

exporting usage logs in Oracle System Assistant,   119 Oracle ILOM,   117 M management tools accessing,   23 BIOS,   20 multiple systems,   21

Index

Oracle ILOM,   16

Oracle System Assistant,   15 overview,   13

single system,   13 task list,   13

media, Oracle System Assistant integrity check,   160 mounting

Oracle System Assistant flash drive on Linux host,   36

on Oracle VM host,   34 on Solaris host,   33 My Oracle Support (MOS)

configuring,   169 N

network settings changing,   91

configuring for Oracle System Assistant,   167 service processor,   91

next boot device,   68 O

open problems

viewing and resolving,   115 operating system

installing,   107

installing using Oracle System Assistant,   108 Ops Center See Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center option ROM,   127

allocating,   128

determining whether you need to allocate,   127 Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center

overview,   21

Oracle Hardware Managament Pack viewing system information,   113 Oracle Hardware Management Pack

accessing,   43

command line,   46, 47 configuring RAID,   77 installation files

My Oracle Support,   45 Oracle System Assistant,   44 overview,   18

Oracle ILOM

accessing,   38 back up settings,   141 Fault Manager,   113

launching Oracle System Assistant,   24 overview,   16

reset defaults,   141 restore settings,   141

supported management connections,   38 updating through Oracle System Assistant,   180 user accounts,   97

viewing system information,   112

Oracle Integrated Lights Out Manager (ILOM) See Oracle ILOM

Oracle Solaris

installing using Oracle System Assistant,   108 Oracle Solaris operating system

mounting flash drive,   33 Oracle System Assistant

accessing,   23

accessing Oracle Hardware Management Pack files,   44

browsing files,   32

check media integrity,   160 command-line shell,   47

configuring network interface settings,   167 configuring RAID,   75

disabling,   29, 30

downloading an update,   178 enabling,   30

exiting,   28

installing an operating system,   108 known issues,   157

launching from Oracle ILOM,   24 launching locally,   26

mounting flash drive on Linux host,   36 on Oracle VM host,   34 on Solaris host,   33 overview,   15

replacing files,   177

restoring corrupted or erased image,   162 set keyboard language,   37

troubleshooting,   157 updating files,   176, 177 updating firmware,   180 verifying installation,   158

Index

viewing release notes,   34 viewing system information,   111 Oracle VM

installing using Oracle System Assistant,   108 Oracle VM host

mounting flash drive,   34 P power allocation viewing,   122 power button,   58 power consumption,   121 history,   123 terminology,   121 power cycling the server,   58 power limit properties,   121 power on policies,   61

auto power on,   61 last power state,   61 power states,   57 R

RAID

configuration tools,   74

configuring in Oracle Hardware Management Pack,   77

configuring in Oracle System Assistant,   75 default settings,   73 documentation,   73 supported levels,   74 RAID advantages,   73 redirection console,   51 storage,   51, 54

release note for Oracle System Assistant,   34 requesting update media,   173

resetting the server,   58 restore,   141

restoring

Oracle System Assistant media image,   162 S serial console,   51 service processor clock properties,   100 shutdown graceful,   58 immediate,   58 sideband management,   38 software

downloading updates for Oracle System Assistant,   178

restoring the Oracle System Assistant image,   162 software release

components,   165 overview,   165 tools to install,   165 storage

Oracle System Assistant media integrity check,   160

system contact assigning,   89

system identification information assigning,   89

system identifier assigning,   89 system inventory

viewing with Oracle Hardware Management Pack,   113

viewing with Oracle ILOM,   112

viewing with Oracle System Assistant,   111 system location

assigning,   89

T

temperature monitoring,   121

setting Enhanced PCIe Cooling Policy,   124 terminal device access to Oracle System Assistant,   26 threads,   131

TPM,   70 troubleshooting

checking Oracle System Assistant media integrity,   160

Oracle System Assistant problems,   157 Trusted Platform Module See TPM

Index

U UEFI

verifying optimal default settings,   151 UEFI boot mode,   63, 65

advantages,   63

updating firmware and software,   165 using physical media,   173 user accounts adding,   97 Oracle ILOM,   97 V video console,   52 virtual drive iSCSI,   78 virtual processor,   131 W Windows

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