Hi On Wednesday 28 September 2011 19:32:16 Andy Cress wrote: > It just occurred to me that the OS may be interfering with IPMI LAN by > trying to also use the RMCP port 623. The Linux portmap service allocates > any port that is not in use by the OS, so it does not know about IPMI LAN > RMCP port 623. If the IPMI firmware and OS share an IP, then this could > cause conflicts. > > If so, running a service that keeps port 623 allocated will prevent it. > See > http://ipmiutil.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/ipmiutil/trunk/util/ipmi_port.c > ?revision=199 for source to a simple service that does this. > > If not, it could be a firmware problem.
That sound's interesting, I'll have a look (and hopefully can finally come back to this after a very long todo list with higher prios). Thanks for the hint! Carsten
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