If you want the MAC addresses of all nic's in a machine, provided the
machine is running an snmp agent, it's a simple walk:

snmpwalk -Ovq -v2c -c COMMSTRING IPAddr ifPhysAddress

b8:ca:3a:ff:ff:f9
b8:ca:3a:ff:ff:fa
b8:ca:3a:ff:ff:fb
b8:ca:3a:ff:ff:fc
b8:ca:3a:ff:ff:f9
0:a:f7:ff:ff:fd
0:a:f7:ff:ff:fe
0:a:f7:ff:ff:ff
b8:ca:3a:ff:ff:f9

You can also get the DRAC MAC address via snmp as well:
snmpget -Ovq -v2c -c COMMSTRING IPAddr_of_Host_OS_running_OMSA
SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.674.10892.1.1900.30.1.12.1.1.1
"FC F9 DD FF FF FF "

The MAC address of a DRAC it's also available via omsa commands from the
host OS.
omreport chassis remoteaccess
Remote Access Information

Remote Access Device
Device Type                        : iDRAC7 Enterprise
iDRAC Ports                        : Present
IPMI Version                       : 2.0
System GUID                        :
Number of Possible Active Sessions : 5
Number of Current Active Sessions  : 0
Enable IPMI Over LAN               : No
SOL Enabled                        : Yes
MAC Address                        : FC-F9-DD-FF-FF-FF


On Wed, Jan 4, 2017 at 2:32 AM, Klaus Steden <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> Hi there,
>
> I know that some vendors (e.g., SuperMicro) make it possible to fetch the
> MAC address of a NIC that's attached to the motherboard, but does something
> similar exist for Dell? I've been fishing around the Internet in vain to
> find if there's some command or sequence of hex that I can use to fetch
> that programmatically from our Dell machines.
>
> I know that there is a 'delloem mac' command supported by IPMI tool, but
> when I try that, I get an error and not any kind of meaningful output:
>
> ipmitool -H <stuff> -U <stuff> -P <stuff> delloem mac
> Error in getting MAC Address (Unknown (0x80))
>
> I've also tried '-l lanplus' and I poked at ipmi-oem's commands as well,
> but no dice. I can confirm that the machines I've poked at are online, as I
> can do more mundane things like get power state, sensor data, etc.; I am
> also able to fetch some of the system attributes like serial number using
> raw hex sequences, but I am a bit lost when it comes to the appropriate
> codes, and brute-forcing through canned sequences seems dangerous/a fool's
> errand.
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated!
>
> thanks,
> Klaus
>
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