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The RESTful Interface Tool is a command-line interface that allows you to manage Hewlett Packard Enterprise products that take advantage of RESTful APIs. For this release of the tool, you can manage HPE Gen9 servers running iLO 4 or later through iLO RESTful APIs. You can install the tool on your computer for remote use or you can install the tool locally on a server with a Windows OS or Linux OS. In addition to using the tool manually to execute individual commands, you can create scripts to automate tasks.

The RESTful Interface Tool can display and set parameters for the following:

• HPE BIOS/UEFI (including secure boot)
• HPE iLO 4/iLO 5
• HPE iLO Repository
• Smart Array support

Requirements

The requirements for the server, which you will manage with the tool, are as follows:

• Local management: Gen9 or greater server with a Windows OS or Linux OS (64–bit) installed.
• Remote management: Gen9 or greater server with or without an OS installed.
• iLO 4 or later.
• Before you run the tool on a Linux system, the /tmp folder must be configured to allow code to execute. If the /tmp folder is set to no-execution, the tool will not run. You can work around this by exporting an environment variable to point to another location. You can assign a new location to any of the following environment variables: TMPDIR, TEMP, TMP.

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Installing the RESTful Interface Tool

Perform the following steps to install the tool in a Windows OS or Linux OS.

Windows

1. Download the RESTful Interface Tool (Windows MSI package) from cromwellpsi.com
2. Install the package on the server you prefer to manage for local management. For remote management, install the package on a laptop or server that has access to the managed server network.

Linux

1. Download the RESTful Interface Tool (Linux RPM package) from cromwellpsi.com
2. Install the installation package on the server you prefer to manage for local management. For remote management, install the package on a laptop or server that has access to the managed server network.

Starting the RESTful Interface Tool

Windows

1. Click the Start menu.
2. Click Hewlett Packard Enterprise → HPE RESTful Interface Tool.
3. Right-click the HPE RESTful Interface Tool prompt, and then click Run as Administrator.

Linux

1. Open a terminal window.
2. Run the following command as an administrator to start interactive mode:

RESTful Interface Tool Modes of Operation

The RESTful Interface Tool has three modes of operation. By default, the interactive mode is utilized when you start the RESTful Interface Tool. With scriptable mode, you can use a script that gives commands to the RESTful Interface Tool. The file-based mode allows you to use a script that gives commands to the RESTful Interface Tool and uses a file to load and save settings.

Interactive Mode

Interactive mode is started when you run the RESTful Interface Tool without any command-line parameters. The prompt is displayed and you can enter commands one at a time. You can exit the interactive mode by entering the command at the prompt. On Windows systems, double-click to start an interactive session. You must be an administrator to run .

Tab complete

Tab complete is available for interactive mode in multiple capacities. See the features below.

Commands

Tab complete is available for viewing and completing commands.

Types

Tab complete is available for viewing and completing types.

Properties and sub-properties

Tab complete is available for viewing and completing properties.

• You must be logged in and have a type selected
• Also available for set and list

Schema information for properties

Tab complete can also show schema information for properties.

• You must be logged in and have a type selected
• Also available for set and list

Scriptable Mode

The following script retrieves information regarding the Bios type:

You can use the scriptable mode to script all the commands using an external input file. The script contains a list of the RESTful Interface Tool command lines that let users get and set properties of server objects.

In this example, first the type is selected, and then the command is used to retrieve information about the property of .

File-based mode

The following script allows you to save, edit, and load a file to the server.

File-based mode allows you to save and load settings from a file. This is similar to the files used by CONREP. File-based mode supports the JSON format.

When the example script is run, the following result is produced:

Here, the type is saved to a file called . Then, after you modify any properties, the command is used to make these changes on the server.

The properties of can be edited here, and then loaded on the server. When the file is loaded on the server, changes to read-only values are not reflected. The full list in this example is truncated to save space.

After saving this configuration, the cromwellpsi.com file looks like this:

Executing commands in parallel

Run the following command to start an iLOrest session in 10 different iLO servers:

When you run the example command, PDSH issues the following 10 commands in batch and background mode. For each command, the iLOrest tool saves the data in a different location. For example, for server1, the data is cached in directory server1, for server2, the data is cached in directory server2.

Now that an iLOrest session is created on each iLO, you can select, set, or get information from them.

The -R exec part of the example finds and locally executes the iLOrest executable. The -w server[] part of the example replaces the string in the rest of the command with .

iLOrest uses a caching method to locally save servers' data. To send iLOrest commands to many different systems at once remotely, you will need to specify a different cache directory for each of them. The following example uses , but any method of parallel scripting will work as long as you are specifying different cache directories.

Running iLOrest on multiple systems locally can be done using automation tools such as Ansible, Chef, and Puppet.

Configuration file (cromwellpsi.com)

Windows default configuration file

Linux default configuration file

The configuration file contains the default settings for the tool. You can use a text editor to change the behavior of the tool such as adding a server IP address, username, and password. The settings that you add or update in the configuration file are automatically loaded each time you start the tool.

Configuration file locations:

• Windows OS: The same location as the executable file that starts the tool.
• Linux OS:

Higher Security Modes

This section describes how to set higher security modes and how to use the RESTful Interface Tool in these modes.

Setting iLO Higher Security Modes

To set security modes in RESTful Interface Tool, select the "HpeSecurityService." type, and then set the "SecurityState" property to one of the allowed values and commit.

Using RESTful Interface Tool in iLO Higher Security Modes

RESTful Interface Tool in remote mode continues to function normally in higher security modes. To use RESTful Interface Tool locally in higher security modes, you must pass credentials along with your commands.

RESTful Interface Tool functions normally with higher security settings in remote mode. To use RESTful Interface Tool locally in higher security modes, you must pass credentials to your commands. If you do not pass the proper credentials in local mode, you receive a similar error.

A note on OS FIPS modes

RESTful Interface Tool and greater have OS FIPS support. If an OS is set to enforce FIPS, RESTful Interface Tool uses a FIPS version of OpenSSL.

For users running from source that would like FIPS support, please see this link for information on including this feature.

Global Options

This section lists all global options available.

-h, --help

Including the help flag will display general help for the tool.

-c, --config=CONFIGFILE

Use the provided configuration file instead of the default.

--cache-dir=CACHEPATH

Use the provided directory as the location to cache data instead of the default.

-v, --verbose

Display verbose information.

-d, --debug

Display debug information.

--logdir=LOGPATH

Use the provided directory as the location for the log file instead of the default.

--nocache

During execution the application will temporarily store data only in memory.

--nologo

Include to block copyright and logo.

--proxy=PROXYURL

Use the provided proxy for communication.

--redfish

Use this flag if you wish to enable Redfish only compliance. It is enabled by default in systems with iLO 5 and above.

--latestschema

Optionally use the latest schema instead of the one requested by the file.

Global commands

This section includes commands as well as their usage and examples of general commands in the RESTful Interface Tool. They include commands used to do things such as listing help for using commands, viewing, retrieving, modifying, and committing changes to server properties, and authenticating and logging in and out of the server.

Help Command

Help example commands:

Entering help will list the global iLOrest options and all available commands.