HP ProLiant Support Pack - Manual (Page 11)

Using the Firmware Deployment Tool 11
then
echo "removing ${TMP}/${hostfile}"
rm -f ${TMP}/${hostfile}
fi
echo Retrieving Blade ips from OA
#
# get list of iLO ips in enclosure from OA
#
#/usr/bin/ssh $user@$host "show server list"|grep OK |awk '{print $3}' >>
${TMP}/${hostfile}
# or do
/usr/bin/ssh $user@$host "show server list"|grep OK >> ${TMP}/${hostfile}
#
# The for loop will loop thru the results of the above command.
# You can then invoke a RIBCL script on each ip via a wrapper shell script.
#
for ip in `awk '{print $3}' ${TMP}/${hostfile}`;
do
echo Inserting Virtual Media on ${ip};
./Insert_Virtual_Media.sh ${ip} ${user} ${passwd};
echo ${script} on [$ip];
./${script} ${ip} ${user} ${passwd};
done
Determining the success of an FDT deployment
When you boot to the FDT, the UID light provides all feedback.
UID light status Meaning
Blinking Either a remote console is active, or the FDT is flashing firmware.
Off The firmware update was successful.
On At least one of the needed firmware updates failed. The remote
console to the server searches for the cause of the error.
• If the UID light is off, the update process has completed, and you can install the server operating
system or restore the server to its previous operating system.