is there a way or command if im login to SuSe Linux shell which can show me the ILOM IP address. Machine type SUN Netra X4250.
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I miss ALOM :( "" – Syed May 28 '10 at 20:15
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You can't find it out, but I think it defaults to coming up via DHCP, so your DHCP server might be able to tell you. Alternately, you can go into the BIOS and set it there.
Update: It looks like ipmitool might also be able to interface with ILOM.
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Sun doesn't have Linux ILOM interfaces? (I don't know, I'm familiar with HP equipment where there are tools). – Chris S May 28 '10 at 14:56
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If you have the serial port connected up on the server you can run the following command which will tell you what the IP is
cd /SP/network
cat pendingipaddress
by default this is setup to use DHCP If you need to use a static IP try following these instructions.