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servicedata command

Use the servicedata command to obtain service data information from BMC.

servicedata command syntax

OneCli.exe misc servicedata [--bmc|-b <arg>] [--type|-T <arg>] [--check-trust|-C] [--never-check-trust|-N] 
[--bmc-username|-u <arg>] [--bmc-password|-w <arg>] [--bmc-rest-port|-p <int>] [--quiet|-q] [--cn <arg>] 
[--sn <arg>] [--mt <arg>] [--upload <arg>] [--proxy|-P <arg>] [--proxy-cacert <arg>] [--cacert <arg>] 
[--proxy-insecure] [--insecure] [--output|-o <arg>] [--nolog] [--config <arg>] [--help|-h]
Table 1. servicedata command specific parameters
ParameterRequired/OptionalNotes
--type, -TRequired

Specify the type of service data obtained from BMC.

  • osfailure: Last OS failure screen

  • healthreport: Health report

  • crashvideo : Latest crash video

  • bootvideo: Latest boot video

  • all: All service data supported on the target system. For V3 systems, it includes osfailure and healthreport. For V4 systems, it includes osfailure, crashvideo and bootvideo. For Wentian G5 systems, it includes osfailure.

Example of the servicedata command 

OneCli.exe misc servicedata --type all -b USERID:PASSWORD@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx