#ipmi — Public Fediverse posts

Sieben Einstellungen, kein Setup-Besuch: die BIOS-Konfiguration meines Supermicro-Boards ändern

https://www.kernel-error.de/2026/08/09/supermicro-bios-konfiguration-aendern-saa/

Sieben Einstellungen, kein Setup-Besuch: die BIOS-Konfiguration meines Supermicro-Boards ändern

https://www.kernel-error.de/2026/08/09/supermicro-bios-konfiguration-aendern-saa/

Achtundzwanzig Euro für eine Textdatei: die BIOS-Konfiguration meines Supermicro-Boards auslesen

https://www.kernel-error.de/2026/08/08/supermicro-oob-lizenz-bios-konfiguration-auslesen/

Achtundzwanzig Euro für eine Textdatei: die BIOS-Konfiguration meines Supermicro-Boards auslesen

https://www.kernel-error.de/2026/08/08/supermicro-oob-lizenz-bios-konfiguration-auslesen/

BIOS erklärt, Teil 1: ein Serverboard als Workstation und der Weg ins Setup

https://www.kernel-error.de/2026/08/08/bios-erklaert-teil-1-serverboard-workstation-weg-ins-setup/

Need eyes on fan failures, temp spikes, or PSU faults? This snippet sets your BMC SNMP trap destination via ipmitool, writing to Persistent Storage so hardware alerts reach your central monitor. Works on Supermicro, Dell iDRAC9, HP iLO5. #ipmi #snippet #monitoring

https://www.valtersit.com/vault/set-ipmi-snmp-trap-destination-for-hardware-monitoring-c839cd/

Kudos to @[email protected] for the useful out-of-band management device scanner. github.com/runZeroInc/o... #infosec #ipmi #sysadmin #tips

GitHub - runZeroInc/oobscan: O...

Kudos to @runZeroInc for the useful out-of-band management device scanner. https://github.com/runZeroInc/oobscan #infosec #ipmi #sysadmin #tips

Kudos to @runZeroInc for the useful out-of-band management device scanner. https://github.com/runZeroInc/oobscan #infosec #ipmi #sysadmin #tips

Wer stellt denn sein #ipmi / #bmc mitm nackten Ar*** ins Internet?! Sind die denn alle komplett lobotomiert?!

https://www.golem.de/news/passwort-hashes-auslesbar-20-jahre-alte-bmc-luecke-gefaehrdet-ueber-24-000-server-2607-211397.html

Da fällt mir nix mehr zu ein. Ausser das man da keine KI für braucht, die Komplexität der Passwörter dürfte proportional zu den itsec-Skills der Betreibenen laufen. :mastomindblown:

#ITSecurity #seinenJobauchberuflichausüben

Wer stellt denn sein #ipmi / #bmc mitm nackten Ar*** ins Internet?! Sind die denn alle komplett lobotomiert?!

https://www.golem.de/news/passwort-hashes-auslesbar-20-jahre-alte-bmc-luecke-gefaehrdet-ueber-24-000-server-2607-211397.html

Da fällt mir nix mehr zu ein. Ausser das man da keine KI für braucht, die Komplexität der Passwörter dürfte proportional zu den itsec-Skills der Betreibenen laufen. :mastomindblown:

#ITSecurity #seinenJobauchberuflichausüben

📣🚨 A 22-year-old flaw in IPMI 2.0 is still putting servers at risk.

Researchers found 24,650 public BMC interfaces exposing authentication data that can be used for offline password cracking, with weak and factory credentials among those recovered.

Listen/Read: https://hackread.com/ipmi-flaw-exposes-servers-offline-password-cracking/

#Cybersecurity #IPMI #InfoSec #Vulnerability #BMC

📣🚨 A 22-year-old flaw in IPMI 2.0 is still putting servers at risk.

Researchers found 24,650 public BMC interfaces exposing authentication data that can be used for offline password cracking, with weak and factory credentials among those recovered.

Listen/Read: https://hackread.com/ipmi-flaw-exposes-servers-offline-password-cracking/

#Cybersecurity #IPMI #InfoSec #Vulnerability #BMC

Ich erwäge, den Server nachts abzuschalten und morgens zu starten. Leider gibt es bislang Probleme beim Reboot, wenn das System ein paar Tage gelaufen ist. Ganz zu schweigen davon, dass ich wohl #Podman Quadlets meistern und die automatisierte LUKS-Entschlüsselung sauber hinbekommen müsste. Aber eins nach dem anderen...

Also versuche ich, ob ein UEFI-Upgrade hilft. Also zuerst mal #BMC für #IPMI konfiguriert und darüber das Upgrade gemacht. So weit, so gut. ✅

Hab jetzt rausgefunden, dass man das Upgrade von #UEFI bei #SuperMicro wohl am Besten via Webinterface aktualisiert. Jetzt scheitere ich daran, dass ein Product Key verlangt wird. Erst mal schauen, wo ich den wieder her bekomme.

Und was habt Ihr heute so gemacht?

#Upgrade #Hardware #Firmware #Energiesparen #Stromsparen

Upgrade BMC firmware via IPMI with rollback support. Use ipmitool fwupdate with raw binary, sending chunks over Update Firmware command (0x0C 0x01). Save current image to flash partition for recovery. Works on Linux with ipmitool 1.8.18+ and Dell iDRAC 9+. #ipmi #firmware #snippet

https://www.valtersit.com/vault/bmc-firmware-upgrade-via-ipmi-with-rollback-capability-c89c5a/

Audit and clean up BMC user accounts with this ipmitool snippet. Enumerate all IPMI users (IDs 1-15), check privilege levels, and remove unauthorized accounts. Works on Linux and Windows. #ipmi #snippet #audit

https://www.valtersit.com/vault/bmc-user-account-audit-and-privilege-removal-1a59a8/

I wanted to add a button to Home Assistant that would turn on my remote server via IPMI. I also did not want to add the ipmitool dependencies to my #HASS container. Since IPMI supports redfish, a simple rest command in home assistant is enough. Add this to your `configuration.yaml`:

```yaml
rest_command:
# Command to turn the server ON
server_power_on:
url: "https://192.168.100.111/redfish/v1/Systems/1/Actions/ComputerSystem.Reset"
method: post
username: "hass"
password: "eX4mP13p455w0Rd"
verify_ssl: false
headers:
Content-Type: "application/json"
payload: '{"ResetType": "On"}'

# Command to gracefully shut down the OS via IPMI (ACPI signal)
server_power_off:
url: "https://192.168.100.111/redfish/v1/Systems/1/Actions/ComputerSystem.Reset"
method: post
username: "hass"
password: "eX4mP13p455w0Rd"
verify_ssl: false
headers:
Content-Type: "application/json"
payload: '{"ResetType": "GracefulShutdown"}'

sensor:
- platform: rest
name: "Server Power State"
resource: "https://192.168.100.111/redfish/v1/Systems/1"
method: GET
username: "hass"
password: "eX4mP13p455w0Rd"
verify_ssl: false
scan_interval: 10 # Checks every 10 seconds
value_template: "{{ value_json.PowerState }}"

template:
- switch:
- name: "Server"
state: "{{ is_state('sensor.server_power_state', 'On') }}"
icon: >-
{% if is_state('sensor.server_power_state', 'On') %}
mdi:server-network
{% else %}
mdi:server-network-off
{% endif %}
turn_on:
action: rest_command.server_power_on
turn_off:
action: rest_command.server_power_off

```

Make sure to create a separate IPMI user with "Operator" privileges (allowed to start/shutdown, but not to modify settings). If you have e.g. #Proxmox on the server, it will receive the IPMI Graceful Shutdown command and cleanly stop all VMs before exiting.

Works great!

#hass #homeassistant #redfish #api #ipmi #supermicro #homelab

I wanted to add a button to Home Assistant that would turn on my remote server via IPMI. I also did not want to add the ipmitool dependencies to my #HASS container. Since IPMI supports redfish, a simple rest command in home assistant is enough. Add this to your `configuration.yaml`:

```yaml
rest_command:
# Command to turn the server ON
server_power_on:
url: "https://192.168.100.111/redfish/v1/Systems/1/Actions/ComputerSystem.Reset"
method: post
username: "hass"
password: "eX4mP13p455w0Rd"
verify_ssl: false
headers:
Content-Type: "application/json"
payload: '{"ResetType": "On"}'

# Command to gracefully shut down the OS via IPMI (ACPI signal)
server_power_off:
url: "https://192.168.100.111/redfish/v1/Systems/1/Actions/ComputerSystem.Reset"
method: post
username: "hass"
password: "eX4mP13p455w0Rd"
verify_ssl: false
headers:
Content-Type: "application/json"
payload: '{"ResetType": "GracefulShutdown"}'

sensor:
- platform: rest
name: "Server Power State"
resource: "https://192.168.100.111/redfish/v1/Systems/1"
method: GET
username: "hass"
password: "eX4mP13p455w0Rd"
verify_ssl: false
scan_interval: 10 # Checks every 10 seconds
value_template: "{{ value_json.PowerState }}"

template:
- switch:
- name: "Server"
state: "{{ is_state('sensor.server_power_state', 'On') }}"
icon: >-
{% if is_state('sensor.server_power_state', 'On') %}
mdi:server-network
{% else %}
mdi:server-network-off
{% endif %}
turn_on:
action: rest_command.server_power_on
turn_off:
action: rest_command.server_power_off

```

Make sure to create a separate IPMI user with "Operator" privileges (allowed to start/shutdown, but not to modify settings). If you have e.g. #Proxmox on the server, it will receive the IPMI Graceful Shutdown command and cleanly stop all VMs before exiting.

Works great!

#hass #homeassistant #redfish #api #ipmi #supermicro #homelab

1000 серверов и один RedFish: управляем собственным ЦОД, используя современный протокол от DMTF

Сегодня публикуем материал для тех, кого интересуют современные инструменты и протоколы управления ИТ-инфраструктурой. В своей статье по мотивам доклада с

https://habr.com/ru/companies/oleg-bunin/articles/991160/

#RedFish #DMTF #цод #IPMI #серверная_инфраструктура

Video of #supermicro #x11 #bios flashing update #bmc #firmware via #efishell & bios using #msdos . Setup of #proxmox . Detailed video https://youtu.be/z6JsDy1YC6w
#x11ast2400 2017 Mainboard setup using setup utility #ipmi . Setup & useful background info #remoteshell #html5 #remotecontrol bmc network configuration to failover #ubuntu for hardware stress testing using #cryptohash #xeonE3_1240 3.7GHz #fan #proxmox #gui #iso #templates #partitions #spice #remotedesktop https://www.youtube.com/shorts/rmhnG48P8Rw

Video of #supermicro #x11 #bios flashing update #bmc #firmware via #efishell & bios using #msdos . Setup of #proxmox . Detailed video https://youtu.be/z6JsDy1YC6w
#x11ast2400 2017 Mainboard setup using setup utility #ipmi . Setup & useful background info #remoteshell #html5 #remotecontrol bmc network configuration to failover #ubuntu for hardware stress testing using #cryptohash #xeonE3_1240 3.7GHz #fan #proxmox #gui #iso #templates #partitions #spice #remotedesktop https://www.youtube.com/shorts/rmhnG48P8Rw

Was sind die Vorteile von #Redfish gegenüber hersteller­spezifischem #SNMP oder #IPMI? Und wie funktioniert Redfish im Zusammenspiel mit einem #Checkmk-Monitoring? All das zeigt Checkmk-Profi und Linux-Consultant Robert Sander in einem kurzen How-to in unserem Expertise-Blog.

👉 https://www.heinlein-support.de/blog/redfish-statt-hersteller-spezifischem-snmp-oder-ipmi

Alles Wichtige über Checkmk lernen Sie von Robert übrigens regelmäßig in seiner Schulung für Fortgeschrittene an der Heinlein Akademie.

#LinuxConsulting #Systemmonitoring #HeinleinAkademie

Was sind die Vorteile von #Redfish gegenüber hersteller­spezifischem #SNMP oder #IPMI? Und wie funktioniert Redfish im Zusammenspiel mit einem #Checkmk-Monitoring? All das zeigt Checkmk-Profi und Linux-Consultant Robert Sander in einem kurzen How-to in unserem Expertise-Blog.

👉 https://www.heinlein-support.de/blog/redfish-statt-hersteller-spezifischem-snmp-oder-ipmi

Alles Wichtige über Checkmk lernen Sie von Robert übrigens regelmäßig in seiner Schulung für Fortgeschrittene an der Heinlein Akademie.

#LinuxConsulting #Systemmonitoring #HeinleinAkademie

Ok, I have connection to IPMI again, but it doesn‘t look good: kernel at boot time…

The problem:
I can't really access the IPMI interface via browser. I'm getting locked out immediatedly, see https://www.reddit.com/r/techsupport/comments/5l60td/supermicro_ipmi_web_session_expires_immediately/ - but resetting BMC doesn't help. Neither FF nor Safari or Chromium is able to access the IPMI interface. Only IPMIview from the IOS App Store is able to login, but there I can't mount an ISO image to boot a rescue system...

So, if someone has a tip or an idea, I'm open for suggestions...

#supermicro #IPMI

Ok, I have connection to IPMI again, but it doesn‘t look good: kernel at boot time…

The problem:
I can't really access the IPMI interface via browser. I'm getting locked out immediatedly, see https://www.reddit.com/r/techsupport/comments/5l60td/supermicro_ipmi_web_session_expires_immediately/ - but resetting BMC doesn't help. Neither FF nor Safari or Chromium is able to access the IPMI interface. Only IPMIview from the IOS App Store is able to login, but there I can't mount an ISO image to boot a rescue system...

So, if someone has a tip or an idea, I'm open for suggestions...

#supermicro #IPMI

[Перевод] Обзор SIPEED NanoKVM-PCIe

NanoKVM-PCIe - компактное устройство для удаленного управления ПК и серверами с поддержкой Tailscale, гибкими методами установки ОС и удобным веб-интерфейсом.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/967578/

#ipmi #kvm_over_ip

Как использовать проект libfru / frugen для инвентаризации серверов

Привет, Хабр! Меня зовут Александр Амелькин. Я технический эксперт департамента разработки BIOS и BMC в компании YADRO, мейнтейнер проекта ipmitool , а также автор и мейнтейнер проекта frugen / libfru , о котором и хочу сегодня рассказать, тем более что совсем недавно я выпустил новую версию 3.0 этого пакета.

https://habr.com/ru/companies/yadro/articles/919954/

#серверы #инвентаризация #embedded #bmc #bmc_software #ipmi #ipmitool

Meinen Beitrag über die Bildinhalte von Webcams und Computer-Bildschirmen, die wohl nicht frei im Internet zugänglich sein sollten, habe ich um einige nette Funde ergänzt.

https://www.pc-fluesterer.info/wordpress/2024/09/24/empfehlung-fremde-kamera-bilder/

#webcam #ipmi #remote

Meinen Beitrag über die Bildinhalte von Webcams und Computer-Bildschirmen, die wohl nicht frei im Internet zugänglich sein sollten, habe ich um einige nette Funde ergänzt.

https://www.pc-fluesterer.info/wordpress/2024/09/24/empfehlung-fremde-kamera-bilder/

#webcam #ipmi #remote

How to Install an OS Using #IPMI
This article provides a guide for how to install OS via IPMI.
Prerequisites
Before you start the process of OS installation using IPMI, make sure you fulfill the following requirements:

System has to be set to OnBoard(VGA) video output
Network connection with either Dedicated IPMI port or Eth0(w/Shared IPMI port)

READ ALSO: How to Choose the Best Dedicated Server ...
Continued 👉 https://blog.radwebhosting.com/how-to-install-an-os-using-ipmi/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ReviveOldPost #installguide #ostemplates #operatingsystem

How to Install an OS Using #IPMI
This article provides a guide for how to install OS via IPMI.
Prerequisites
Before you start the process of OS installation using IPMI, make sure you fulfill the following requirements:

System has to be set to OnBoard(VGA) video output
Network connection with either Dedicated IPMI port or Eth0(w/Shared IPMI port)

READ ALSO: How to Choose the Best Dedicated Server ...
Continued 👉 https://blog.radwebhosting.com/how-to-install-an-os-using-ipmi/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ReviveOldPost #operatingsystem #installguide #ostemplates

Released by Intel in 1998, IPMI is a hardware management interface operating independently of the OS. Our latest blog post by Kieran looks at INTEL IPMI vulnerabilities and how to mitigate them.

Vulnerabilities include authentication bypasses, credential leaks, and buffer overflows, particularly in Supermicro systems.

➡️https://www.pentestpartners.com/security-blog/backdoor-in-the-backplane-doing-ipmi-security-better/

#IPMI #CyberSecurity #BMCsecurity #Supermicro #VulnerabilityManagement #FirmwareSecurity

Released by Intel in 1998, IPMI is a hardware management interface operating independently of the OS. Our latest blog post by Kieran looks at INTEL IPMI vulnerabilities and how to mitigate them.

Vulnerabilities include authentication bypasses, credential leaks, and buffer overflows, particularly in Supermicro systems.

➡️https://www.pentestpartners.com/security-blog/backdoor-in-the-backplane-doing-ipmi-security-better/

#IPMI #CyberSecurity #BMCsecurity #Supermicro #VulnerabilityManagement #FirmwareSecurity

How to Install an OS Using #IPMI
This article provides a guide for how to install OS via IPMI.
Prerequisites
Before you start the process of OS installation using IPMI, make sure you fulfill the following requirements:

System has to be set to OnBoard(VGA) video output
Network connection with either Dedicated IPMI port or Eth0(w/Shared IPMI port)

READ ALSO: How to Choose the Best Dedicated Server ...
Continued👇 #operatingsystem #ostemplates #installguide

How to Install an OS Using #IPMI
This article provides a guide for how to install OS via IPMI.
Prerequisites
Before you start the process of OS installation using IPMI, make sure you fulfill the following requirements:

System has to be set to OnBoard(VGA) video output
Network connection with either Dedicated IPMI port or Eth0(w/Shared IPMI port)

READ ALSO: How to Choose the Best Dedicated Server ...
Keep reading 👉 https://blog.radwebhosting.com/how-to-install-an-os-using-ipmi/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ReviveOldPost #operatingsystem #ostemplates #installguide

How to Install an OS Using #IPMI
This article provides a guide for how to install OS via IPMI.
Prerequisites
Before you start the process of OS installation using IPMI, make sure you fulfill the following requirements:

System has to be set to OnBoard(VGA) video output
Network connection with either Dedicated IPMI port or Eth0(w/Shared IPMI port)

READ ALSO: How to Choose the Best Dedicated Server ...
Keep reading 👉 https://blog.radwebhosting.com/how-to-install-an-os-using-ipmi/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ReviveOldPost #operatingsystem #ostemplates #installguide

Dan Farmer, who spoke at the first #DEFCON is still at it, this time pointing out some #BMC #IPMI problems on SuperMicro (and most likley other) systems:

https://trouble.org/?p=1227

Dan Farmer, who spoke at the first #DEFCON is still at it, this time pointing out some #BMC #IPMI problems on SuperMicro (and most likley other) systems:

https://trouble.org/?p=1227

JetKVM Gives You a Keyboard, Video, and More From Anywhere

I’ve used a lot of KVM (keyboard, video, and mouse) switches over the years, but the JetKVM is a whole new ballgame. It’s a tiny and high-quality device that gives access to any computer from anywhere. Launched as a Kickstarter, it’s way more mature than I expected, and a lot cheaper than the competition at under $70. I bought four for me (and one as a gift) and wish I got more!

Note: The “Jet” in JetKVM makes me think of the 1973 single by Paul McCartney & Wings, so I’m using their songs as headers in this article. Turn on some power pop to get the full experience.

Band on the Run

I’m a nerd and I have lots of computers. Web servers, routers, home automation, and a whole lot more. Too many, really. I built a server into an old Macintosh SE and built a giant file server. That sort of thing. I even repatriated all of my web servers (which I swear I will eventually document), my Activepieces instance, my YOURLS link shortener, and more. Kubernetes? Yeah, I got that in my coffee table.

The problem is, none of this is really production-ready. And it always seems to fall over whenever I go out of town. So I’ve been relying on a combination of Home Assistant-driven Z-Wave switches, big honkin’ batteries, jump hosts, and luck to keep things running. But sometimes all this can fail: What if the server is powered off? Or stuck at POST? And what if you need to adjust something in the BIOS screen? Wouldn’t it be amazing to be able to reset the power or plug in a USB drive from anywhere?

Sure some computers have out-of-band management built in: My FreeNAS TrueNAS server uses a Supermicro motherboard with (sketchy) IPMI, and I’ve been using a really nice HPE ProLiant server with built-in iLO. But most of my devices are sorely lacking when it comes to remote management! Think of JetKVM as iLO for Everyone!

Let ‘Em In

That’s where the JetKVM comes in. While most KVMs are focused on multiplexing your keyboard and monitor for local servers, the JetKVM is a new kind of device: It’s designed to allow you to access one server from anywhere. It’s a simple-looking device with USB, HDMI, Ethernet, and Extension ports on the back and a cute color screen on the front. The whole thing is packaged in a sturdy die cast housing that sits solidly in place. And it’s tiny – about the size of the power brick for your NUC or external hard drive.

I’ve had pretty good luck with Kickstarters (though there have been some busts…) and the JetKVM is no exception: It was delivered pretty much on schedule and worked perfectly out of the box. The software is surprisingly mature (though not perfect) and the whole experience has been a good one. I’ve got no qualm about giving one to a nerdy friend at Cloud Field Day!

Silly Love Songs

This is no 3D-printed beta-test monstrosity. Far from it: The JetKVM device is solid, textured, and feels better in the hand than 95% of IT gear out there. It reminds me of unboxing my first Drobo, with sleek smoked-glass solidity that inspires confidence. The packaging isn’t quite Apple-level, but I’m glad they didn’t waste time or money on that. It’s nice enough to be on store shelves and a heck of a lot nicer than the last KVM I bought!

Another nice aspect of the JetKVM experience is that it comes with everything you need to get started and plugs right in. There’s no need to read the manual or fiddle with configuration: Plug the mini-HDMI-to-HDMI cable and USB-C-to-A cable into your server, plug the Ethernet cable in, and you’re up and running. The little screen shows all you need to know to get started: The IP address and connectivity state are simply and elegantly displayed along with the MAC address and JetKVM logo. This is literally a 1-minute setup!

Coming Up

The software works great on mobile or desktop and thankfully seems solid in Safari. The device emulates a USB keyboard and mouse and can pass through your device keyboard or use an on-screen virtual keyboard. The HDMI video can emulate a few popular monitors if needed, and you can even upload your own custom EDID file if you need some specific resolution.

I do wish the EDID selection included a lower-resolution option, since the text can be hard to read on a browser window. I tend to pick the Dell D7271H since it’s 1080p, but I’ve been thinking of whipping up a 1024×768 option called “NEC MultiSync” for giggles!

No More Lonely Nights

The JetKVM also includes a handy virtual media function, allowing you to mount an ISO image uploaded to the device or from a URL. A forthcoming update will allow you to stream an image directly through your browser too!

This is incredibly useful for provisioning new servers. I set up a “crash cart” JetKVM device in the basement, connected it to a spare PC, and did a complete Ubuntu install from the comfy couch upstairs. It was much easier than writing the image to a USB drive and huddling over the machine.

Unfortunately, the virtual media function only emulates a USB optical drive, so I first had to reconfigure the BIOS to boot from CD/DVD. Happily this is pretty easy to do using the virtual Ctrl-Alt-Delete and function keys, which don’t require a two-finger combination like most modern “multimedia” keyboards. But I had to be quick about it, since it takes a moment for the HDMI to “sync” and show up in the browser, so the BIOS tends to fly by.

Live and Let Die

The JetKVM is so good as-is that I’m already dreaming of enhancements to this little platform. Here’s a smattering of wish-it-was-better ideas:

1. I’d love a full-screen mode, preferably with picture-in-picture on iPadOS
2. Power over Ethernet support would be incredible (it’s apparently in the works)
3. The whole power situation is a little odd: It has a power splitter cable, but when I power my “crash cart” using a USB-C wall wart the JetKVM reboots when the attached PC shuts down
4. The Ctrl-Alt-Delete button should be on the main screen since I often open the virtual keyboard just for this one key combo
5. I’ve had a few instances of the virtual optical drive getting “stuck” with media so it would be nice to be able to completely turn that on and off
6. Speaking of that, I’d love a reboot button since I’ve had the whole device lock up once
7. I discovered accidentally that the cute little screen is a touchscreen, though the swipe-in-from-left menu only gives moderately-useful device info
8. I wish it had a full-sized HDMI port instead of the maddening mini-HDMI; at least it’s not a micro!
9. I hate that JetKVM Cloud can only authenticate using a Google account

One more thing: That RJ11 Extension port is very cool, promising incredible control over an ATX PC (using the ATX Power Control board). But I’m still waiting on my ATX extension boards so I couldn’t test it out. In theory the board sits between the power supply and motherboard, enabling you to remotely hard- and soft-reset the PC. And it powers the JetKVM even when the PC is off! But this is all theoretical since my boards are nowhere to be seen and apparently the software isn’t ready anyway. I’ll update this post when/if they arrive!

Listen to What the Man Said

The JetKVM is an excellent little device, and a real steal at $69. It’s wonderfully useful right out of the box and the planned software updates ought to make it even better. If you’re like me and have a few critical PCs without integrated out-of-band management (like HPE iLO or Supermicro IPMI) this little device is a lifesaver. And it even offers a few tricks those expensive enterprise solutions don’t offer!

#ATX #iLO #IPMI #JetKVM #Kickstarter #KVM #remoteAdministration

Remotely Access #Supermicro #Firmware #BMC2 #IPMI (#ATEN Technology, #ASRock #ASPEED and others) https://trouble.org/?p=1227

Wenn man ein Dist-Upgrade von #proxmox startet, sollte man währenddessen nicht andere Dinge parallel tun, denn dann geht der Mac schlafen; das Netzwerk wird getrennt und man kommt nicht mehr drauf.

Aber dank #IPMI ..

Anyone have any experiences with using a #KVM solution like PyKVM, TinyPilot or NanoKVM for remote access to a system? Particularly with how well the bios setup screens would work with OCR for use with #NVDA?

I've needed to tinker with my DIY nas setup and having to drag a screen and keyboard over to it each time is really annoying. Unfortunately it doesn't have #IPMI, hence why I'm looking into remote KVMs.

Anyone have any experiences with using a #KVM solution like PyKVM, TinyPilot or NanoKVM for remote access to a system? Particularly with how well the bios setup screens would work with OCR for use with #NVDA?

I've needed to tinker with my DIY nas setup and having to drag a screen and keyboard over to it each time is really annoying. Unfortunately it doesn't have #IPMI, hence why I'm looking into remote KVMs.

Как мы заменили IPMI консолью на HTML5 для управления нашими серверами

В статье мы хотим рассказать о том, как мы упростили жизнь нашим клиентам и перешли к удаленному администрированию серверов через веб-интерфейс в том числе и для IPMI.

https://habr.com/ru/companies/hostkey/articles/858844/

#html5 #novnc #ipmi #сервер #vps #vps_хостинг #vds

The AURGA Viewer Wireless KVM

As much as I love virtualizing machines in my homelab and putting the hardware as far away from my desk as possible, the truth of the matter is that there always comes a time when (...)

#hardware #homelab #ipmi #kvm #pikvm #reviews

https://taoofmac.com/space/blog/2024/09/29/1900

How to Install an OS Using IPMI
#ipmi #operatingsystem #DedicatedHosting #Guides
https://blog.radwebhosting.com/how-to-install-an-os-using-ipmi

#lenovo hat einen #Dachschaden

"Please advise to install a supported OS and monitor the system. If the CPU error occurs, capture fresh logs for analysis."

Server SR630 .. für ~12k€ das Stück Blech .. hat zweimal einen Reset hingelegt .. mit fiesen CPU Fehlern im #IPMI und einer völlig anderen IPMI Sensor Ausgabe unter #Debian, als alle anderen 30 Server.

Will aber nur #Support leisten, wenn OS ESX/Windows/Suse/RedHAT oder Rocky ist.

Ich tippe auf Mainboard Problem ..

Serial over #ipmi to access the BIOS of a server - still works like a charm! Well, after you power off and on the server, so that it accepts the new password, but that's just a detail...

Updated Post: How to Install an OS Using IPMI
#ipmi #operatingsystem #DedicatedHosting #Guides
https://blog.radwebhosting.com/how-to-install-an-os-using-ipmi

Updated Post: How to Install an OS Using IPMI
#ipmi #operatingsystem #DedicatedHosting #Guides
https://blog.radwebhosting.com/how-to-install-an-os-using-ipmi