portcontrol command
Use this command to turn a network service port on or off.
Currently this command only supports control of the port for the IPMI protocol. Type portcontrol to display the IPMI port state. To enable or disable the IPMI network port, type the -ipmi option followed by the on or off values.
Option | Description | Values |
---|---|---|
-all | Enable or disable all interfaces and discovery protocols | on, off |
-cim | Enable or disable CIM discovery | on, off |
-ipmi | Enable or disable the ipmi access via LAN | on, off |
-ipmi-kcs | Enable or disable ipmi access from server | on, off |
-rest | Enable or disable REST discovery | on, off |
-slp | Enable or disable SLP discovery | on, off |
-snmp | Enable or disable SNMP discovery | on, off |
-ssdp | Enable or disable SSDP discovery | on, off |
-cli | Enable or disable CLI discovery | on, off |
-web | Enable or disable WEB discovery | on, off |
Syntax:
portcontrol [options]
options:
-ipmi on/off
Example:
system> portcontrol
cim : on
ipmi : on
ipmi-kcs : on
rest : on
slp : on
snmp : off
ssdp : on
cli : on
web : on
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