bmc-device(8) on Linux
The text 21f5ab634f4c, as Debian 11 (Bullseye) shipped it.
perform advanced BMC commands
Flags it lists
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--always-prefix -
--authentication-type -
--buffer-output -
--cipher-suite-id -
--clear-lan-statistics -
--cold-reset -
--config-file -
--consolidate-output -
--debug -
--device-id -
--disable-auto-probe -
--driver-address -
--driver-device -
--driver-type -
--eliminate -
--fanout -
--flush-cache -
--get-acpi-power-state -
--get-bmc-global-enables -
--get-bt-interface-capabilities -
--get-kcs-interface-capabilities -
--get-lan-statistics -
--get-mca-auxiliary-log-status -
--get-sdr-repository-time -
--get-sel-time -
--get-sel-time-utc-offset -
--get-self-test-results -
--get-ssif-interface-capabilities -
--help -
--hostname -
--k-g -
--k-g-prompt -
--localtime-to-utc -
--password -
--password-prompt -
--privilege-level -
--quiet-cache -
--read-fru -
--register-spacing -
--retransmission-timeout -
--sdr-cache-directory -
--sdr-cache-file -
--sdr-cache-recreate -
--session-timeout -
--set-acpi-device-power-state -
--set-acpi-power-state -
--set-acpi-system-power-state -
--set-base-os-hypervisor-url -
--set-bmc-url -
--set-operating-system-name -
--set-present-os-version-number -
--set-primary-operating-system-name -
--set-sdr-repository-time -
--set-sel-time -
--set-sel-time-utc-offset -
--set-system-firmware-version -
--set-system-name -
--target-channel-number -
--target-slave-address -
--usage -
--username -
--utc-offset -
--utc-to-localtime -
--verbose -
--version -
--warm-reset -
--workaround-flags -
--write-fru -
-? -
-B -
-C -
-D -
-E -
-F -
-I -
-K -
-P -
-V -
-W -
-a -
-h -
-k -
-l -
-p -
-u