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Chapter 3 tells how to access an SP or device console through the Web Manager. Any type of authorized user can access the console of a connected SP, server or other type of supported device using one of the two additional methods listed below.See Device management commands for use with the ssh command for the format of the ssh command line when a device management command is used, if desired.The prerequisites for using the ssh command line to access a device console are shown in the following list:
1. The following format example shows entering ssh with the -t option, the username francisco, the device alias rsa_au, the appliance IP address 192.168.44.111 and the devconsole command.% ssh -t francisco:rsa_au@192.168.44.111 devconsole
2. The following example shows entering ssh with the -t option, the username francisco, the IP address 192.168.44.111 with the spconsole command.% ssh -t francisco:rsa_au@192.168.44.111 spconsole
3. When the login prompt appears, log into the console using the username and password configured for the device or SP.To use the OnBoard appliance console menus to access device management options:
1. Log into the OnBoard appliance console. If you have connected to the OnBoard appliance console as a regular user, the user shell menu displays.
2. If you are a regular user, use the arrow keys on your keyboard to navigate to the Access Devices option on the menu and press Enter or Return.
3. If you have connected to the OnBoard appliance console as an administrative or root user, type /usr/bin/onbdshell on the command line.
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7. If you have selected either Access the service processor’s console or Access the device's console when the console login prompt appears, log into the console.Perform one of the two following steps to exit from the console of an SP, server or device before closing the terminal window.
• On the command line of the terminal, type the exit command[root@rdqailo /]# exit
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