Chassis Management Module configuration

This topic describes the Chassis Management Module (CMM) configuration management that is supported by ASU.

CMM is the management module for the Flex System chassis. ASU supports CMM configuration in ASU version 9.40 or later.

Command syntax

asu cmmcfg <command>[setting name] [setting options] [options] [connection options]

Commands

Table 1. Commands
Command Description
list

Show all subsettings of the specified setting, and the support operation commands for each setting in list view. If the setting name is not specified, show all the setting names and the support commands for each setting name.

showtree Show all subsettings of the specified setting and the support operation commands for each setting in tree view. If the setting name is not specified, show all the setting names and the support commands for each setting name.
help Display detailed information about the specified setting.
show Show the value of the specified setting.
set Set the value for the specified setting.
showvalues Show all the possible values for the specified setting.
showdefault Show the default value for the specified setting.
loaddefault Load default values for the specified setting.
delete Delete the specified setting.
import Import local file to CMM.
export Export file from CMM to local.
reboot Restart the CMM.
reset Reset the CMM to defaults and reboot.
enum Enumerate all attached CMM.
Note: The list, showtree, and help commands are used to display supported setting information. You can run them to get the format and description from all the settings, so every setting supports these three commands. These commands are not operation commands for CMM, so you do not need to connect to CMM while running them. Connection options are also not required.
<setting name>

The setting name takes the format of CMM<0x>.xx.xx, which can be shown by either the list or the showtree command. Options are provided in the tables below.

Table 2. Options
Option Description
--help Display help for this command in the console window and exit.
Table 3. Connection options
Connection option Description
--host <ip> Address of the CMM server to operate on.
--user <userid> CMM user name for authentication. The default is USERID.
--password <password> CMM password for authentication. The default is PASSWORD.
--port <port> Port for the CIM interface. The default is 5989.

CMM settings and commands supported

CMM<xx>:[Reboot,Reset] 
CMM<xx>.Account:[Show]
CMM<xx>.Account.@<UserID>:[Delete]
CMM<xx>.Account.@<UserID>.Password:[Set,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Configuration:[Export,Import,ShowValues]
CMM<xx>.Firmware:[Show] 
CMM<xx>.Network 
CMM<xx>.Network.HostName:[Set,Show,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Network.DomainName:[Set,Show,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Network.DNS 
CMM<xx>.Network.DNS.DDNS:[Set,Show,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Network.DNS.State:[Set,Show,ShowValues]
CMM<xx>.Network.DNS.IPv4Address:[Set,Show,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Network.DNS.IPv6Address:[Set,Show,ShowValues]
CMM<xx>.Network.DNS.IPv6Preferred:[Set,Show,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Network.IPv4:[Show] 
CMM<xx>.Network.IPv4.StaticAddress:[Set,Show,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Network.IPv4.StaticSubnetMask:[Set,Show,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Network.IPv4.StaticDefaultGateway:[Set,Show,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Network.IPv4.AssignAddressMethod:[Set,Show,ShowValues,ShowDefault,LoadDefault] 
CMM<xx>.Network.IPv6:[Show] 
CMM<xx>.Network.IPv6.State:[Show,ShowValues]
CMM<xx>.Network.IPv6.Auto:[Set,Show,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Network.IPv6.DHCP:[Set,Show,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Network.IPv6.Static:[Set,Show,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Network.IPv6.StaticAddress:[Set,Show,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Network.IPv6.StaticDefaultGateway:[Set,Show,ShowValues]
CMM<xx>.Network.IPv6.StaticSubnetPrefixLength:[Set,Show,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Network.Ethernet:[Show] 
CMM<xx>.Security 
CMM<xx>.Security.Policy:[Set,Show,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Security.LdapClient:[Set,Show,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Security.SshServer:[Show,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Security.LdapTrustedCert:[Show,Delete,Import,Export,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Chassis:[Show]
CMM<xx>.Chassis.Name:[Set,Show,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Chassis.Room:[Set,Show,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Chassis.Rack:[Set,Show,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Chassis.Location:[Set,Show,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Chassis.UnitHeight:[Show,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Chassis.LowestRackUnit:[Set,Show,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Properties
CMM<xx>.Properties.General 
CMM<xx>.Properties.General.ModuleName:[Show,ShowValues]
CMM<xx>.Properties.DateTime
CMM<xx>.Properties.DateTime.AutoDST:[Set,Show,ShowValues]
CMM<xx>.Properties.DateTime.SyncMethod:[Set,Show,ShowValues,ShowDefault,LoadDefault] 
CMM<xx>.Properties.DateTime.Date:[Set,Show,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Properties.DateTime.Time:[Set,Show,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Properties.DateTime.SyncFrequency:[Set,Show,ShowValues] 
CMM<xx>.Properties.DateTime.NTPServer:[Set,Show,ShowValues]
CMM<xx>.Properties.DateTime.NTPv3Auth:[Set,Show,ShowValues]
CMM<xx>.Properties.DateTime.NTPv3KeyIndex:[Set,Show,ShowValues]
CMM<xx>.Properties.DateTime.NTPv3KeyData:[Set,Show,ShowValues]
CMM<xx>.Properties.DateTime.GMTOffset:[Set,Show,ShowValues,ShowDefault,LoadDefault] 
Note: The setting name is composed of the node name separated by a comma. You do not need to type the <> tag in the node name, and the value within the brackets can be a number from 0 to 9 or a user ID like USERID. The xx represents the numbers required for input. For example: cmm01.account.@user.password. All of the settings support these three commands:
  • list
  • showtree
  • help