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All partitions update
Use the following command to update all partitions present in the system as well as any blades
that are not currently assigned to any partition:
oa> UPDATE NPARTITION ALL <nPar name or number> <uri>
NOTE: The [FORCE], [REINSTALL], and [NOEXECUTE] command modifiers still apply.
Blade update
Use the following command to update a single blade that is not currently assigned to a partition.
oa> UPDATE NPARTITION BLADE <X/Y> <URI>
NOTE: The blade resource path is entered as CHASSIS/SLOT [X/Y].
For example: oa> UPDATE NPARTITION BLADE 1/3 ftp://<bundlepath>
Warnings during update
• Partition Update - If analysis detects the applied partition firmware is incompatible with the
complex firmware already installed on the system, a warning will be issued and the update
will proceed. You will need to rectify the situation before any partition is allowed to boot.
• Blade Update - If analysis detects the applied partition firmware is incompatible with the
complex firmware already installed on the system, a warning will be issued and the update
will proceed.
Errors during update
If the firmware update analysis detects the applied partition firmware does not meet the hardware
mandate, the update will print an error message to the user and abort/cancel the update.
Online complex firmware update on Superdome 2
Introduction
Superdome 2 firmware release bundle 2.2.27 (web released in August 2011, factory enabled in
September 2011), brings an exciting capability to Superdome 2 customers. The ability to support
online complex firmware updates can dramatically reduce the amount of partition downtime
required for a customer to update their Superdome 2 systems to future firmware bundles. Under
certain conditions, partition downtime needed to apply a new firmware bundle can even be
eliminated entirely. However, there may also be other partition maintenance activities (OS patch
installations, for example) to complete during a maintenance window that will involve a partition
reboot in order to take effect. Also, it should be understood that firmware updates which include
new partition firmware packages (system firmware) will require a partition reboot to activate, but
the timing of such an operation can be done on an individual nPartition basis as determined by
the operator to best fit their individual needs.
When performing an online complex firmware update, Superdome 2 server management capabilities
are inactive, and this is something which operators should keep in mind. It should not be surprising
that server management entities throughout the Superdome 2 complex will bear responsibility to
update their own firmware Flash ROMs, reboot updated firmware images, and reestablish internal
communications with each other, but it is important to remind operators what kinds of management
services will become temporarily unavailable at the server level during an online complex firmware
update operation. This information is being provided to inform the user of such server management
limitations, but will not be a complete listing of all possible consequences which may be encountered
during an online complex firmware update.
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- Abstract 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- Contents 5 5
- 6 Contents 6
- Contents 7 7
- 8 Contents 8
- Contents 9 9
- 10 Contents 10
- 1 Accessing the CLI 11
- 2 Command line 13
- Account authentication 15
- LDAP users 16
- 3 General commands 17
- 18 General commands 18
- 4 Rack commands 19
- CONNECT ENCLOSURE 20
- UPLOAD DEBUG 21
- UPLOAD SYSLOG 21
- 5 User account commands 22
- ASSIGN OA 23
- DISABLE USER 23
- DISABLE STRONG PASSWORDS 23
- ENABLE STRONG PASSWORDS 24
- ENABLE USER 24
- REMOVE USER 25
- SET MINIMUM PASSWORD LENGTH 25
- SET PASSWORD 25
- SET SESSION TIMEOUT 26
- SET USER ACCESS 26
- SET USER CONTACT 26
- SET USER FULLNAME 27
- SET USER PASSWORD 27
- SHOW PASSWORD SETTINGS 28
- SHOW SESSION TIMEOUT 28
- SHOW USER 28
- UNASSIGN 29
- UNASSIGN OA 30
- DISABLE CRL 31
- DISABLE TWOFACTOR 31
- DOWNLOAD CA CERTIFICATE 31
- DOWNLOAD USER CERTIFICATE 32
- REMOVE CA CERTIFICATE 32
- REMOVE USER CERTIFICATE 32
- SHOW CA CERTIFICATE 32
- SHOW TWOFACTOR INFO 33
- 7 Directory commands 34
- ASSIGN OA LDAP GROUP 35
- DISABLE LDAP 35
- DOWNLOAD LDAP CERTIFICATE 35
- ENABLE LDAP 36
- REMOVE LDAP CERTIFICATE 36
- REMOVE LDAP GROUP 36
- SET LDAP GROUP ACCESS 37
- SET LDAP GROUP DESCRIPTION 37
- SET LDAP NAME MAP 37
- SET LDAP PORT 38
- SET LDAP SEARCH 38
- SET LDAP SERVER 38
- SHOW LDAP CERTIFICATE 38
- SHOW LDAP GROUP 39
- SHOW LDAP INFO 39
- TEST LDAP 40
- UNASSIGN for LDAP 40
- UNASSIGN OA LDAP GROUP 41
- 8 HP SIM commands 42
- SET HPSIM TRUST MODE 43
- SHOW HPSIM INFO 43
- 9 General management commands 44
- Generate certificate prompts 45
- SET FACTORY 46
- SET SCRIPT MODE 47
- SHOW ALL 47
- SHOW INTERCONNECT SESSIONS 49
- SHOW USER SESSIONS 49
- ADD EBIPA 51
- DISABLE EBIPA 51
- ENABLE EBIPA 51
- REMOVE EBIPA 52
- SET EBIPA 52
- SHOW EBIPA 53
- ADD OA DNS 55
- ADD SNMP TRAPRECEIVER 55
- ADD SSHKEY 55
- ADD TRUSTED HOST 56
- CLEAR SSHKEY 56
- CLEAR VCMODE 56
- DISABLE ALERTMAIL 57
- DISABLE ENCLOSURE_IP_MODE 57
- DISABLE HTTPS 57
- DISABLE SECURESH 58
- DISABLE SNMP 58
- DISABLE TELNET 58
- DISABLE TRUSTED HOST 59
- DISABLE XMLREPLY 59
- DISABLE WSMANAGEMENT 59
- DOWNLOAD CONFIG 59
- DOWNLOAD SSHKEY 60
- ENABLE ALERTMAIL 60
- ENABLE ENCLOSURE_IP_MODE 60
- ENABLE HTTPS 61
- ENABLE SECURESH 61
- ENABLE SNMP 61
- ENABLE TELNET 62
- ENABLE TRUSTED HOST 62
- ENABLE XMLREPLY 62
- ENABLE WSMANAGEMENT 62
- TEST WSMAN 63
- REMOVE OA DNS 63
- REMOVE SNMP TRAPRECEIVER 63
- REMOVE TRUSTED HOST 64
- SET ALERTMAIL MAILBOX 64
- SET ALERTMAIL SENDERDOMAIN 64
- SET ALERTMAIL SMTPSERVER 64
- SET OA GATEWAY 65
- SET OA NAME 65
- SET OA UID 65
- SET IPCONFIG 66
- SET SNMP COMMUNITY 66
- SET SNMP CONTACT 67
- SET SNMP LOCATION 67
- SHOW NETWORK 67
- SHOW SNMP 69
- SHOW SSHFINGERPRINT 69
- SHOW SSHKEY 70
- TEST ALERTMAIL 70
- TEST SNMP 70
- CLEAR SYSLOG 71
- DISABLE GUI_LOGIN_DETAIL 71
- DISABLE LLF 71
- ENABLE GUI_LOGIN_DETAIL 71
- ENABLE LLF 72
- POWEROFF XFABRIC 72
- POWERON XFABRIC 72
- RESTART OA 73
- SET DISPLAY EVENTS 73
- SET ENCLOSURE ASSET 73
- SET ENCLOSURE NAME 74
- SET ENCLOSURE PART_NUMBER 74
- SET ENCLOSURE PDU_TYPE 74
- SET ENCLOSURE SERIAL_NUMBER 75
- SET ENCLOSURE UID 75
- SET IOX UID 75
- SET LLF INTERVAL 75
- SET POWER MODE 76
- SET POWER LIMIT 76
- SET POWER SAVINGS 76
- SET TIMEZONE 77
- SHOW CONFIG 77
- SHOW DATE 78
- SHOW DISPLAY EVENTS 78
- SHOW ENCLOSURE FAN 79
- SHOW ENCLOSURE INFO 79
- SHOW ENCLOSURE LCD 80
- SHOW ENCLOSURE POWERSUPPLY 81
- SHOW ENCLOSURE STATUS 82
- SHOW ENCLOSURE TEMP 83
- SHOW FRU 84
- SHOW FRU 85 85
- SHOW OA CERTIFICATE 86
- SHOW OA INFO 87
- SHOW OA NETWORK 87
- SHOW OA STATUS 88
- SHOW POWER 88
- SHOW SYSLOG 89
- SHOW SYSLOG OA 90
- SHOW VCMODE 91
- UPLOAD CONFIG 91
- CLEAR NTP 92
- DISABLE NTP 92
- ENABLE NTP 92
- RESTART COMPLEX 93
- SET COMPLEX NAME 93
- SET DATE 94
- SET NTP PRIMARY 94
- SET NTP SECONDARY 95
- SHOW COMPLEX INFO 95
- SHOW COMPLEX STATUS 96
- 14 Blade management commands 97
- SHOW BLADE INFO 98
- SHOW BLADE LIST 99
- SHOW BLADE NAMES 100
- SHOW BLADE PORT MAP 100
- SHOW BLADE POWERDELAY 101
- SHOW BLADE STATUS 102
- SHOW BLADE TEMP 103
- SHOW IOX INFO 104
- SHOW IOX POWER 105
- SHOW IOX LIST 105
- SHOW IOX STATUS 106
- SHOW IOX STATUS 107 107
- ASSIGN INTERCONNECT 108
- CLEAR INTERCONNECT SESSION 108
- CONNECT INTERCONNECT 108
- POWEROFF INTERCONNECT 109
- POWERON INTERCONNECT 109
- RESTART INTERCONNECT 109
- SET INTERCONNECT POWERDELAY 110
- SET INTERCONNECT UID 110
- SET XFM UID 110
- SHOW GPSM INFO 111
- SHOW GPSM STATUS 111
- SHOW INTERCONNECT INFO 112
- SHOW INTERCONNECT LIST 113
- SHOW INTERCONNECT PORT MAP 114
- SHOW INTERCONNECT POWERDELAY 114
- SHOW INTERCONNECT STATUS 115
- SHOW XFM INFO 115
- SHOW XFM LIST 117
- SHOW XFM STATUS 117
- Link 7: Unknown 118
- Link 8: Unknown 118
- 17 Enclosure DVD commands 119
- SET DVD UID 120
- 18 Remote syslog commands 121
- SHOW SYSLOG SETTINGS 122
- TEST SYSLOG 122
- 19 USB support commands 123
- UPLOAD CONFIG using USB key 124
- 20 iCAP commands 125
- ICAPMODIFY 126
- • Access level/Bay level: 127
- Operator or Admin 127
- • Restriction: 127
- 21 Partition commands 128
- UNASSIGN PARTITION 129
- PARCREATE 129
- PARMODIFY 132
- The options for the command: 133
- ◦ HPUX_11iV3 (default) 134
- PARREMOVE 135
- PARSTATUS 135
- OA Administrator, OA Operator 137
- • Example: 137
- POWEROFF PARTITION 139
- POWERON PARTITION 139
- REBOOT PARTITION 140
- SET PARTITION DVD 140
- SHOW PARTITION DVD 141
- SHOW PARTITION INFO 142
- TOC PARTITION 143
- PARDEFAULT 143
- VPARCREATE 145
- VPARBOOT 146
- VPARMODIFY 147
- VPARRESET 148
- VPARREMOVE 149
- VPARSTATUS 150
- 22 Log viewer commands 152
- CONNECT PARTITION 153
- SHOW FPL 153
- SHOW LIVELOGS 153
- SHOW PARTITION CONSOLELOG 153
- SHOW SEL 154
- 23 Health Repository commands 155
- SHOW ACQUIT 157
- SHOW DECONFIG 158
- SHOW INDICT 159
- SHOW for the HR 160
- TEST CAMNET 161
- TEST FABRIC 162
- • Restrictions: 163
- SHOW CAE 164
- SHOW CAE 167 167
- SHOW ERRDUMP 168
- 26 Debug commands 169
- 27 Firmware update commands 170
- UPDATE SHOW FIRMWARE 171
- UPDATE SHOW NPARTITION 171
- SHOW INFO 172
- UPDATE FIRMWARE 172
- UPDATE FIRMWARE 173 173
- CLI UPDATE NPARTITION 174
- Effects messages 175
- 28 Updating Firmware 176
- All partitions update 177
- Blade update 177
- Warnings during update 177
- Errors during update 177
- Introduction 177
- Services unavailable 178
- Management Processor access 178
- Event logs 179
- IPMI Watchdog 179
- Partition ID 179
- Affected OS Commands 180
- Network Services to OA 180
- Frequently asked questions: 181
- Known issues: 181
- 182 Updating Firmware 182
- Online partition update 183
- 29 Archive Storage commands 185
- File downloaded successfully 187
- 30 Legacy console commands 189
- 190 Legacy console commands 190
- 31 Event notifications 192
- Before you contact HP 194
- HP contact information 194
- Subscription service 194
- Documentation feedback 194
- Related information 195
- Typographic conventions 195
- A Using event logs 197
- 198 Using event logs 198
- FPL viewer 199
- SEL viewer 200
- SEL viewer 201 201
- Health Repository viewer 202
- Acquitting indictments 203
- 204 Using event logs 204
- Viewing indictment acquittals 205
- 206 Using event logs 206
- B Time zone settings 207
- Americas time zone settings 208
- Asia time zone settings 209
- Oceanic time zone settings 210
- Europe time zone settings 210
- Polar time zone settings 211
- Xbar Crossbar 213
- XFM Xbar Fabric module 213
- 214 Index 214
- 216 Index 216
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