The other question is : does iLO on DL180 really speaks IPMI ? I though this
was proprietary.
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De : Carsten Aulbert [mailto:carsten.aulb...@aei
IIRC, the HP iLO will respond normally to some IPMI commands, but the logging
in particular was proprietary. They apparently write their events to a special
log instead of the IPMI SEL.
You could access that log remotely even so, I suppose, if you use the HP iLO
utilities.
Andy
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HP's iLO on the DL180 does appear to respond to IPMI commands via ipmitools.
One of the things I did not look at so far was the logging, but that's
because I'm not interested in monitoring that (though I could see an
integration point with rancid here...).
Frank
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Fro
Carsten:
I know I can query them locally, but I want to query them remotely via the
remote server's main network interface. =)
Yes, I have cheap switches and I could do what you suggested, but I'm trying
to keep a clean C.O. in a relatively tight area-- small desktop switches
with different cabli
Hey Frank,
Some motherboards do allow the IPMI to be "shared" or "dedicated" if
there are multiple ethernet ports. It's configurable in the bios if by
random luck you have it.
Al
On Wed, 2009-05-06 at 21:08 -0500, Frank Bulk wrote:
> I've scoured the web and haven't been able to find a definiti
Yes, reading between the lines that seems to be the case, but with HP's iLO
implementation on the DL180, it's a separate physical port and I don't
appear to be able to bridge it with the server's default network interface.
Thanks,
Frank
-Original Message-
From: Al Chu [mailto:ch...@llnl.
The DL180 G5 does not have a shared network/management port. Other HP servers
(i.e. DL160 G5) have a shared port which makes this possible.
Cheers!
/Kipp
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From: Frank Bulk [mailto:frnk...@iname.com]
Sent: Thursday, May 07, 2009 10:27 AM
To: ch...@llnl.gov; Frank Bul
