> Ssh the DRAC, not the OS We have vpn access to the server, not iDrac. I tried ssh from server itself to iDrac but it doesn't work, no answer, even telnetting the http port gives no answer when originating from the server itself. We have basic iDrac with no dedicated NIC, it seems the iDrac will recognize outside traffic to its IP and take it, but not traffic coming from the server itself.
===== So, in the end, because of a change in Dell Tech support (they cannot read DSET output anymore), the level of support they can provide us decreased substantially. 1) We have to produce the support bundle from another PC, because racamd won't work due to license issue 2) Also, we have to update firmware/bios from Linux command line (as we always did) because if we try to do that from the iDrac web interface (the same used to produce the support bundle) we get System Alert : LIC501: A required license is missing or expired. Obtain an appropriate license then try again. If the problem persists, contact technical support. Refer to your product documentation to choose the contact method that is convenient for you So, there's no way to use a single channel to do what Dell support will ask us to do, we have to use command line for updating, and web for support bundle. Really not user friendly. Thanks for your suggestions. _______________________________________________ Linux-PowerEdge mailing list [email protected] https://lists.us.dell.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-poweredge
