Configuration commands

This topic provides an alphabetic list of configuration CLI commands.

The configuration commands are as follows:

• accseccfg command
• alertcfg command
• asu command
• autopromo command
• backup command
• cryptomode command
• dhcpinfo command
• dns command
• ethtousb command
• gprofile command
• ifconfig command
• keycfg command
• ldap command
• ntp command
• passwordcfg command
• ports command
• portcfg command
• portcontrol command
• restore command
• restoredefaults command
• sdraid command
• set command
• smtp command
• snmp command
• snmpalerts command
• srcfg command
• sshcfg command
• ssl command
• sslcfg command
• storage command
• storekeycfg command
• telnetcfg command
• thermal command
• timeouts command
• tls command
• usbeth command
• users command

• accseccfg command
  Use this command to display and configure account security settings.
• alertcfg command
  Use this command to display and configure the IMM2 global remote alert parameters.
• asu command
  This command is used to set UEFI settings.
• autopromo command
  This command is used to display and configure settings for the automated promotion of backup firmware.
• backup command
  Use this command to create a backup file containing the current system security settings.
• cryptomode command
  Use this command to display and configure the compliance mode with the exceptions for encryption.
• dhcpinfo command
  Use this command to view the DHCP server-assigned IP configuration for eth0.
• dns command
  Use this command to view and set the DNS configuration of the IMM2.
• ethtousb command
  Use the ethtousb command to display and configure Ethernet to Ethernet-over-USB port mapping.
• gprofile command
  Use this command to display and configure group profiles for the IMM2.
• ifconfig command
  Use this command to configure the Ethernet interface.
• keycfg command
  Use this command to display, add, or delete activation keys.
• ldap command
  Use this command to display and configure the LDAP protocol configuration parameters.
• ntp command
  Use this command to display and configure the Network Time Protocol (NTP).
• passwordcfg command
  Use this command to display and configure the password parameters.
• ports command
  Use this command to display and configure IMM2 ports.
• portcfg command
  Use this command to configure the IMM2 for the serial redirection feature.
• portcontrol command
  Use this command to turn a network service port on or off.
• restore command
  Use this command to restore system settings from a backup file.
• restoredefaults command
  Use this command to restore all IMM2 settings to the factory default.
• scale command
  Use this command to set and display the partition control and configuration settings for multiple nodes (servers) in a scalable complex.
• sdraid command
  Use this command to configure and control the optional SD Media RAID Adapter for System x.
• set command
  Use this command to change some IMM2 settings.
• smtp command
  Use this command to display and configure settings for the SMTP interface.
• snmp command
  Use this command to display and configure SNMP interface information.
• snmpalerts command
  Use this command to manage alerts sent via the SNMP.
• srcfg command
  Use this command to indicate the key sequence to enter the CLI from the serial redirection mode.
• sshcfg command
  Use this command to display and configure SSH parameters.
• ssl command
  Use this command to display and configure the SSL parameters.
• sslcfg command
  Use this command to display and configure the SSL for the IMM2 and manage certificates.
• storage command
  Use this command to display and configure (if supported by the platform) information about the server's storage devices that are managed by the IMM2.
• storekeycfg command
  Use this command to configure the hostname or IP address and network port for a SKLM server.
• telnetcfg command
  Use this command to display and configure Telnet settings.
• tls command
  Use this command to set the minimum TLS level.
• thermal command
  Use this command to display and configure the thermal mode policy of the host system.
• timeouts command
  Use this command to display or change the timeout values.
• usbeth command
  Use this command to enable or disable the in-band LAN over USB interface.
• users command
  Use this command to access all user accounts and their authority levels.