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Using SMCLP
The Server Management Command Line Protocol (SMCLP) specification enables CLI-based systems management. It
defines a protocol for management commands transmitted over standard character oriented streams. This protocol
accesses a Common Information Model Object Manager (CIMOM) using a human-oriented command set. The SMCLP is
a sub-component of the Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF) SMASH initiative to streamline systems
management across multiple platforms. The SMCLP specification, along with the Managed Element Addressing
Specification and numerous profiles to SMCLP mapping specifications, describes the standard verbs and targets for
various management task executions.
NOTE: It is assumed that you are familiar with the Systems Management Architecture for Server Hardware
(SMASH) Initiative and the SMWG SMCLP specifications.
The SM-CLP is a subcomponent of the Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF) SMASH initiative to streamline
server management across multiple platforms. The SM-CLP specification, along with the Managed Element Addressing
Specification and numerous profiles to SM-CLP mapping specifications, describes the standard verbs and targets for
various management task executions.
The SMCLP is hosted from the iDRAC7 controller firmware and supports Telnet, SSH, and serial-based interfaces. The
iDRAC7 SMCLP interface is based on the SMCLP Specification Version 1.0 provided by the DMTF organization.
NOTE: Information about the profiles, extensions, and MOFs are available at delltechcenter.com and all DMTF
information is available at dmtf.org/standards/profiles/.
SM-CLP commands implement a subset of the local RACADM commands. The commands are useful for scripting since
you can execute these commands from a management station command line. You can retrieve the output of commands
in well-defined formats, including XML, facilitating scripting and integration with existing reporting and management
tools.
System Management Capabilities Using SMCLP
iDRAC7 SMCLP enables you to:
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Manage Server Power — Turn on, shut down, or reboot the system
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Manage System Event Log (SEL) — Display or clear the SEL records
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Manage iDRAC7 user account
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View system properties
Running SMCLP Commands
You can run the SMCLP commands using SSH or Telnet interface. Open a SSH or Telnet interface and log in to iDRAC7
as an administrator. The SMCLP prompt (admin ->)is displayed.
SMCLP prompts:
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