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    NAND SD Card Formatting

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    The document describes two methods to force format all drives on an HP server using either the OV ssh-cli or the Windows HP Lights-out configuration utility. The OV ssh-cli method involves logging into the OA CLI as administrator, selecting the server bay, and copying/pasting XML code after changing the username and password. The Windows utility method involves creating an XML file on the system, copying/pasting the same XML code after changing the username/password, saving the file, and running the HPQLOCFG.exe tool along with arguments including the IP, username, password and XML file.

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    NAND SD Card Formatting

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    The document describes two methods to force format all drives on an HP server using either the OV ssh-cli or the Windows HP Lights-out configuration utility. The OV ssh-cli method involves logging into the OA CLI as administrator, selecting the server bay, and copying/pasting XML code after changing the username and password. The Windows utility method involves creating an XML file on the system, copying/pasting the same XML code after changing the username/password, saving the file, and running the HPQLOCFG.exe tool along with arguments including the IP, username, password and XML file.

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    The document describes two methods to force format all drives on an HP server using either the OV ssh-cli or the Windows HP Lights-out configuration utility. The OV ssh-cli method involves logging into the OA CLI as administrator, selecting the server bay, and copying/pasting XML code after changing the username and password. The Windows utility method involves creating an XML file on the system, copying/pasting the same XML code after changing the username/password, saving the file, and running the HPQLOCFG.exe tool along with arguments including the IP, username, password and XML file.

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    NAND SD Card Formatting

    Uploaded by

    iftikhar ahmed
    The document describes two methods to force format all drives on an HP server using either the OV ssh-cli or the Windows HP Lights-out configuration utility. The OV ssh-cli method involves logging into the OA CLI as administrator, selecting the server bay, and copying/pasting XML code after changing the username and password. The Windows utility method involves creating an XML file on the system, copying/pasting the same XML code after changing the username/password, saving the file, and running the HPQLOCFG.exe tool along with arguments including the IP, username, password and XML file.

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    A.

    Through OV ssh-cli

    1. Log into the OA CLI as administrator using putty


    2. select the server bay by executing

    hponcfg (bay number) << end_marker


    hponcfg 7 << end_marker (for bay 7)

    then copy pate the following lines as it is but change the username and password
    accordingly

    <RIBCL VERSION="2.0">
    <LOGIN USER_LOGIN="hpadm" PASSWORD="hpadm">
    <RIB_INFO MODE="write">
    <FORCE_FORMAT VALUE="all"/>
    </RIB_INFO>
    </LOGIN>
    </RIBCL>
    end_marker

    B. Through Windows HP Lighs-out configuration utility.

    1. Create a file force_format.xml in C:\Program Files (x86)\Hewlett-


    Packard\HPLights-OutConfiguration Utility>
    2. Open the file and copy pate the following (change username and password of
    ilo)

    <RIBCL VERSION="2.0">
    <LOGIN USER_LOGIN="hpadm" PASSWORD="hpadm">
    <RIB_INFO MODE="write">
    <FORCE_FORMAT VALUE="all"/>
    </RIB_INFO>
    </LOGIN>
    </RIBCL>
    3. Save the file and execute the following commands

    cd "c:\Program Files (x86)\Hewlett-Packard\HPLights-OutConfiguration Utility>

    HPQLOCFG.exe -s <IPofTargetiLO> -u <iLO-Username> -p <Password-For-iLO> -f


    Force_Format.xml ………….. i.e

    HPQLOCFG.exe -s 10.49.0.51 -u hpadm -p hpadm -f force_format.xml

    When the format completes successfully, there will be a message similar to the
    following: "Script succeeded for IP:XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX."

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