Difference Between SC And LOM

What is the difference between sc> and lom> ? 

Answer:

ILOM provides a user interface to manage the hardware - usually via a seperate controller - allows you to power on / off the machine remotely etc. can be accessed without the installed operating system running if necessary.

System Console - usually means (for want of a better word) the primary terminal of a system (not necessarily locally connected hardware)

sc> and lom> are two different prompt of the service processor (also known as system controller (sc) or light out manager (lom) ) 

Depending upon the hardware platform, you will have different service processor:

e.g. 
LOM = Light Out Manager 
ALOM = Adavanced Light Out Manager 
SC = System Controller 
ILOM = Integrated Light Out Manager 
RSC = Remote System Controller 
 

And also :

XSCF = eXtended System Controller Facility for Sparc M series. 

Different names on different Sun boxes. 
 

Notes:

The difference between ILOM, ALOM, SC, XSCF is hardware dependent. They're all variations of system controllers and with each comes slightly more options than the last.

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