ILOM is the system Service Processor Sun includes with Sun x64 systems.ILOM, can also be accessed via an integrated HTTPS server, meaning that a user friendly graphical user interface is available. Currently the server models below use ILOM.
Sun Fire[TM] X4100
Sun Fire[TM] X4200
Sun Fire[TM] X4500
Sun Fire[TM] X4600
Sun Fire[TM] X4100 M2
Sun Fire[TM] X4200 M2
Sun Fire[TM] X4600 M2
Sun Blade[TM] 6000
Sun Blade[TM] 8000
Sun Netra[TM] X4200 M2
Sun SPARC[TM] Enterprise T5120
Sun SPARC[TM] Enterprise T5220
The default root password for the ILOM is changeme. This is a Sun default and you should make sure that you modify this when you are setting up your new server.
Below I have outlined the procedure that you need to follow
- Connect and Login to your Serial Management port.
- cd /SP/users
- type “set /SP/users/root password”, and voila
Changing password for user /SP/users/root…
Enter new password: ********
Enter new password again: ********
New password was successfully set for user /SP/users/root
I didn’t find this answer in Sun’s official documentation for this server.
But Google found it on your site!
Thanks
Thanks – this is not in the documentation from SUN.
How can one see ILOM password for the server ? Is it stored in some file ?
I need to check ILOM passwords for more than 300 servers, so you can understand the need.
How to get to the ILOM or ALOM from command prompt. My server is a SunFire X4200. What is the key combination to enter ILOM/ALOM from the console root login prompt? I am unable to do so by using #.
You no longer drop down from the os to the ilom, rather you configure it durring boot up and access it via a Web GUI. Here is more information
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-5136/6n7878k40?l=en&a=view
http://blog.philipp-michels.de/?tag=sun-fire-x4200
Hope this helps