This topic explains the additional configuration applications
integrated into the ASU.
The following applications are included in the ASU:
- savestat
- immcfg
- fodcfg
- cmmcfg
- immapp
- secureboot
- cmmvpd
The following sections describe each of the applications and outline
the command syntax and structure.
Savestat
The savestat application is used
by the
ServerGuide Scripting Toolkit to
save and restore the state information about the system. This function
is supported for both
IMM-based
servers and some BIOS-based servers. The use cases for these are the
same, with some exceptions:
- A file called savestat.def is used for BIOS-based
servers. It is supplied in the ServerGuide Scripting Toolkit run
time environment.
- Using savestat on IMM-based
servers might require additional connectivity parameters, because
the data is in the IMM on
the server.
savestat write data example:
asu savestat write datafile
This
command uses the contents of the
datafile file
to update the persistent storage contents.
savestat read data example:
asu savestat read datafile
This
command reads the contents of the persistent storage and writes the
results to the
datafile file. If the file does
not already exist, it is created. If the file already exists, it is
overwritten.