https://community.hpe.com/t5/server-management-remote-server/scripting-of-boot-order-with-ilo2-advanced/m-p/3934347#M2507 We would like to script (with perl) the boot order of our servers in the following way:<BR /><BR />1. set the first boot device to "network boot"<BR />2. restart the system<BR />3. wait some time<BR />4. set the first boot device back to "local disk"<BR /><BR />I cannot find any hints how to script the boot order. There are no example scripts and the Scripting Guide has nothing to say at all about the boot order.<BR /><BR />Using the ssh-interface is not an option, as it is not conform to the ssh standard so that the access from perl is absolutely terrible, causing the Net:SSH::Perl-module to choke.<BR /><BR />Has anyone of you an idea, how we could do that?<BR /><BR />Thank you very much<BR /><BR />Tilo<BR /><BR /> Mon, 29 Jan 2007 11:12:54 GMT Tilo Buschmann 2007-01-29T11:12:54Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/server-management-remote-server/scripting-of-boot-order-with-ilo2-advanced/m-p/3934347#M2507 We would like to script (with perl) the boot order of our servers in the following way:<BR /><BR />1. set the first boot device to "network boot"<BR />2. restart the system<BR />3. wait some time<BR />4. set the first boot device back to "local disk"<BR /><BR />I cannot find any hints how to script the boot order. There are no example scripts and the Scripting Guide has nothing to say at all about the boot order.<BR /><BR />Using the ssh-interface is not an option, as it is not conform to the ssh standard so that the access from perl is absolutely terrible, causing the Net:SSH::Perl-module to choke.<BR /><BR />Has anyone of you an idea, how we could do that?<BR /><BR />Thank you very much<BR /><BR />Tilo<BR /><BR /> Mon, 29 Jan 2007 11:12:54 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/server-management-remote-server/scripting-of-boot-order-with-ilo2-advanced/m-p/3934347#M2507 Tilo Buschmann 2007-01-29T11:12:54Z