Dell IDRAC6 User Manual

Using iDRAC6 Enterprise SM-CLP Command Line Interface 273
telnet < iDRAC6-ip-address >
$; (the CLI prompt is displayed)
$smclp; (in the CLI prompt, type smclp)
SM-CLP Features
The SM-CLP specification provides a common set of standard SM-CLP verbs
that can be used for simple systems management through the CLI.
SM-CLP promotes the concept of verbs and targets to provide system
configuration capabilities through the CLI. The verb indicates the operation
to perform and the target is the entity (or object) on which the operation is
performed.
The following is the syntax of the SM-CLP command line:
<verb> [<options>] [<target>] [<properties>]
Table 16-1 provides a list of the verbs iDRAC6 CLI supports, the syntax of
each command, and a list of the options the verb supports.
Table 16-1. Supported SM-CLP CLI Verbs
Verb Description Options
cd Navigates through the managed system address
space using the shell.
Syntax:
cd [
options ] [ target ]
–default, –examine,
–help, –output,
–version
delete Deletes an object instance.
Syntax:
delete [
options ] target
–examine, –help,
–output, –version
exit Exits from the SM-CLP shell session.
Syntax:
exit [
options ]
–help, –output,
–version
help Displays help for SM-CLP commands.
help
-examine, -help,
-output, -version

Dell IDRAC6 Specifications

General

Remote Management	Yes
Out-of-band Management	Yes
Remote KVM	Yes
Virtual Console	Yes
Version	6
Interface	Web-based
Features	Remote console, Virtual media
Security	SSL encryption
Protocols Supported	IPMI, SNMP
Authentication	Active Directory
Compatible Hardware	Dell PowerEdge servers (11th generation)
Remote Access	Yes
Alerts and Notifications	Email, SNMP traps
Power Management	Remote power on/off/reset, Power monitoring
Firmware Updates	Remote firmware updates via web interface or command line