Managed System Interface Variables

Managed System Interface Variables

Managed System Interface Variables

The managed system interface variables specify how ALOM behaves when it passes information to the host server. Some of these variables are configurable, and others are set by default and cannot be changed.

ALOM uses the following managed system interface variables:

sys_autorestart (settable)
sys_bootfailrecovery (settable)
sys_bootrestart (settable)
sys_boottimeout (settable)
sys_eventlevel (settable)
sys_hostname (not settable)
sys_enetaddr (not settable)
sys_maxbootfail (settable)
sys_xirtimeout (settable)
sys_wdttimeout (settable)

From the ALOM command shell:

To specify a value (or values) for a settable variable, use the setupsc command.
To show the configuration variables and their settings, use the showsc command.
To set a value for a settable variable, use the setsc command.
To reset all settable variables to their factory defaults, use the setdefaults command.

Using the scadm utility:

To view the current value, use the show command.
To change the value, use the set command.

Related Information

About ALOM configuration variables