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racadm Subcommand Descriptions

The following subsections provide descriptions of subcommands that you can run under the racadm CLI. Table 8-5 briefly describes each racadm subcommand. For a detailed listing of every racadm subcommand including syntax and valid entries, see the "racadm Subcommand Man Pages."

Table 8-5. racadm Subcommands

Command	Description
help	Lists DRAC 4 subcommands.
help <subcommand>	Lists usage statement for the specified subcommand.
clearasrscreen	Clears the last System Reset Timer screen (last blue screen).
config/getconfig	Configures the DRAC 4 and displays the DRAC 4 configuration.
coredump	Displays the last DRAC 4 coredump.
coredumpdelete	Deletes the coredump stored in the DRAC 4.
fwupdate	Executes or displays status on DRAC 4 firmware updates.
getssninfo	Displays information about active sessions.
getsysinfo	Displays general DRAC 4 and system information.
getractime	Displays the DRAC 4 time.
ifconfig	Sets or displays the current DRAC 4 IP configuration.
getsvctag	Displays service tags.
racdump	Dumps DRAC 4 status and state information for debug.
racreset	Resets the DRAC 4.
racresetcfg	Resets the DRAC 4 to the default configuration.
serveraction	Executes a graceful hard server reset, power-on, power-off, or power-cycle.
setrac	Sets managed system name, operating system name, and type from the
	managed system to the DRAC 4.
sslcsrgen	Generates and downloads the secure sockets layer (SSL) certificate signing
	request (CSR).
sslcertupload	Uploads a CA certificate or server certificate to the DRAC 4.
sslcertdownload	Downloads a CA certificate.
sslcertview	Views a CA certificate or server certificate in the DRAC 4.
testemail (see Email Test	Forces the DRAC 4 to send an email over the DRAC 4 NIC.
Command)
testtrap (see Trap Test	Forces the DRAC 4 to send an SNMP over the DRAC 4 NIC.
Command)
vmdisconnect	Forces a virtual media connection to close.

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Using the serial and racadm Commands