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Appendix B Configuring LOM Driver 123
Each parameter must be on a separate line and must be followed by an equals sign
(=) and a value, without spaces. Where the format is Boolean, 1 means true and 0
means false.
serial_timeout=
Multiples
of 4 secs 0 Specifies the period after which
LOM gives control of the Serial
A/LOM port back to the
console when it has finished
sending a report (or when the
user has issued a LOM shell
command, if you have enabled
the serial_return= option). By
default, there is no delay at all.
serial_return=
Boolean
0=FALSE
1=TRUE 0 Causes LOM to return the user
to the console from the
lom>
prompt after each LOM shell
command. You can use this
option in conjunction with the
serial_timeout= option.
reporting_level=
Number
between 0
and 4 3 Indicates the severity level
down to which you want to see
LOM event reports. 0 means no
reports. 1 means fatal event
reports only. 2 means fatal and
warning event reports. 3 means
fatal, warning and information
event reports. 4 means fatal,
warning, information and user
event reports. (User event
reports concern the user
security facility; you will not see
any unless you have enabled
the security facility and set up
users.) If power is removed then
the setting is lost and not
reinstated until the next Solaris
boot.
TABLE B-1
LOM Configuration File Parameters (Continued)
Field Format Default Effect