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Sun Fire X4100 and Sun Fire X4200 Servers System Management Guide • December 2005

7.10.2.2

Targets, Properties, and Values

These targets, properties, and values are valid for service processor PET alerts.

7.10.2.3

Examples

To configure an alert, type:

set /SP/alert/rules/1 destination=128.145.77.21 level=critical

To change an alert level to critical, type:

set /SP/alert/rules/1 level=warning

To turn off an alert, type:

set /SP/alert/rules/1 level=disable

7.11

How to Manage Clock Settings

You can display clock settings or configure your service processor clock to
synchronize with one or two NTP servers. If you do not configure an NTP server, the
service processor time is set by the system BIOS.

7.11.1

Displaying Clock Settings

Type this command to display clock settings:

show /SP/clock

7.11.2

Configuring the Clock to Use NTP Servers

Use the set command to change properties and values for NTP servers.

Target

Property

Value

Default

/SP/alert/rules/1...15

destination
level

<ipaddress>
disable|information|warning|critical|non-recoverable

(none)
disable

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