Sun Microsystems CP3260 manual Viewing and Setting OpenBoot Configuration Variables

TABLE 4-2OpenBoot Configuration Variables

Variable	Possible Values	Default Value	Description
security-password	variable-name	none	Firmware security password if
			security-mode is not none (never
			displayed). Do not set this directly.
ttya-mode	9600,8,n,1,-	9600,8,n,1,-	Serial management port (baud rate, bits,
			parity, stop, handshake). The serial
			management port only works at the default
			values.
use-nvramrc?	true, false	false	If true, execute commands in NVRAMRC
			during server startup.
verbosity	max, min,	min	Controls the amount and detail of
	none, normal		OpenBoot output.
			Default is min.
			• none – Only error and fatal messages
			are displayed on the system console.
			• min – Notice, error, warning, and fatal
			messages are displayed on the system
			console.
			• normal – Summary progress and
			operational messages are displayed on
			the system console in addition to the
			messages displayed by the min setting.
			• max – Detailed progress and operational
			messages are displayed on the system
			console.

4.3.4.1Viewing and Setting OpenBoot Configuration Variables

●Halt the server to display the ok prompt.

■To display the current values of all OpenBoot configuration variables, use the printenv command.

The following example shows a short excerpt of this command’s output.

{0} ok printenv
Variable Name	Value	Default Value
local-mac-address?	true	true
fcode-debug?	false	false
scsi-initiator-id	7	7
oem-logo?	false	false
auto-boot?	true	true
boot-command	boot	boot
boot-file

4-14Netra CP3260 Blade Server User’s Guide • April 2009