What does the output of the following show?
ipmitool -U *your-login* -P *your-passwd* -H 10.159.4.248 -I lanplus
sel
Does it show any "entries"?
You can send fake events by using:
ipmitool -U
*your-login* -P *your-passwd* -H 10.159.4.248 -I lanplus event
<type>
--David
Hello,
I am very new to using ipmitool
and would like to know if there is a way to distinguish memory error
reporting from non critical and a critical status. I ask this as
information gathered using OMSA gave us the information. Since we have
to support a whole bunch of Dell Sc1425's we cannot use the OMSA
package as it seems not to be supported. A critical status is required
for Dell to replace the DIMM.
I have worked out which dimm slot but
not the state.
Anyone out there knows how to do this?
Many thanks
Arun Tagarsi
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