IMM application configuration

This topic describes IMM application configuration (immapp) that is supported by the ASU.

Immapp is the application for IMM configuration, which is supported by ASU version 9.40 or later. It is used to power on, power off, and reboot the operating system (OS). You can also use immapp to report the OS status and show and clear the OS event log and IMM log.

Note: Immapp only supports IMM based systems. For the CIM interface, both HTTP and HTTPS are supported.

Command syntax

asu immapp <command> [options] [command options] [connection options]

Commands

Table 1. Commands
Command	Description
powerstate	Display the current host OS power state of the server.
poweronos	Power on the server host OS.
poweroffos	Power off the server host OS.
rebootos	Reboot the server host OS.
clearsel	Clear the system event log.
showsel	Display the system event log.
clearimmlog	Clear the IMM event log.
showimmlog	Display the IMM event log.
clearalllog	Clear the IMM event log and system event log.

Table 2. Command options
Option	Description
--help	Display help for this command and exit without executing the command.

Table 3. Connection options
Connection option	Description
--host`<ip>`	Address of the IMM server to operate on.
--user`<userid>`	IMM user name to authenticate. The default is `USERID`.
--password`<password>`	IMM password to authenticate. The default is `PASSWORD`.
--kcs	Force to use IPMI over KCS local interface.
--cimhttp	Use HTTP for the CIM interface. The default is `HTTP`.
--port`<port>`	Port for the IMM interface. The default is `5989`.