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  1. @tj @DianeBruce @tykling We need someone to #Depenguinate #ONIE switches, or at least get #FreeBSD installing on them. Achieving #Broadcom #OpenBCM support is another task. x86 would be easier. I have two #x86 ONIE switches in .UK bootmarked but the #HPE #Alto product line and #Supermicro #whitebox switches are where to look.

  2. @tj @DianeBruce @tykling We need someone to #Depenguinate #ONIE switches, or at least get #FreeBSD installing on them. Achieving #Broadcom #OpenBCM support is another task. x86 would be easier. I have two #x86 ONIE switches in .UK bootmarked but the #HPE #Alto product line and #Supermicro #whitebox switches are where to look.

  3. @tj @DianeBruce @tykling We need someone to #Depenguinate #ONIE switches, or at least get #FreeBSD installing on them. Achieving #Broadcom #OpenBCM support is another task. x86 would be easier. I have two #x86 ONIE switches in .UK bootmarked but the #HPE #Alto product line and #Supermicro #whitebox switches are where to look.

  4. @tj @DianeBruce @tykling We need someone to #Depenguinate #ONIE switches, or at least get #FreeBSD installing on them. Achieving #Broadcom #OpenBCM support is another task. x86 would be easier. I have two #x86 ONIE switches in .UK bootmarked but the #HPE #Alto product line and #Supermicro #whitebox switches are where to look.

  5. @tj @DianeBruce @tykling We need someone to #Depenguinate #ONIE switches, or at least get #FreeBSD installing on them. Achieving #Broadcom #OpenBCM support is another task. x86 would be easier. I have two #x86 ONIE switches in .UK bootmarked but the #HPE #Alto product line and #Supermicro #whitebox switches are where to look.

  6. > BIOS can't pass the secure validation.

    #SuperMicro great, they of course had to implement a bios validation to prevent me from just patching in the ReBAR support...

    So where is my in-circuit flasher? And where is the bios chip on the H11DSi?

    #BIOS #UEFI

  7. > BIOS can't pass the secure validation.

    #SuperMicro great, they of course had to implement a bios validation to prevent me from just patching in the ReBAR support...

    So where is my in-circuit flasher? And where is the bios chip on the H11DSi?

    #BIOS #UEFI

  8. > BIOS can't pass the secure validation.

    #SuperMicro great, they of course had to implement a bios validation to prevent me from just patching in the ReBAR support...

    So where is my in-circuit flasher? And where is the bios chip on the H11DSi?

    #BIOS #UEFI

  9. > BIOS can't pass the secure validation.

    #SuperMicro great, they of course had to implement a bios validation to prevent me from just patching in the ReBAR support...

    So where is my in-circuit flasher? And where is the bios chip on the H11DSi?

    #BIOS #UEFI

  10. > BIOS can't pass the secure validation.

    #SuperMicro great, they of course had to implement a bios validation to prevent me from just patching in the ReBAR support...

    So where is my in-circuit flasher? And where is the bios chip on the H11DSi?

    #BIOS #UEFI

  11. 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

  12. 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

  13. 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

  14. 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

  15. 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

  16. I wrote an email to the #Supermicro support asking if it would be possible to get resizable BAR support for the H11DSi motherboard as that appears to be the only way to actually fix this hardware issue here at its root.

    #Linux #KDE #kWin

  17. Hardware photos. ASCII art. Tables of data. This post has it all! Updated my notes on my homelab hardware for those of you who are binary curious. #odroid #supermicro #radxa #raspberrypi #freebsd #debian #alpinelinux

    markmcb.com/hardware/

  18. Jak ominąć ograniczenia eksportowe GPU w USA i przemycić sprzęt za blisko 2,5 mld dolarów? Wiceszef zarządu Supermicro wiedział to najlepiej

    Wraz z wprowadzeniem restrykcji dotyczących eksportu procesorów graficznych (GPU) – zapoczątkowanych przez USA w 2022 rok i drastycznie zaostrzonych rok później – układy takie jak NVIDIA H100 i H200 stały się towarem deficytowym. Dla większości krajów zostały wprowadzone limity ilościowe, nakładające maksymalna liczbę sztuk, którą dany region może zaimportować w...

    #WBiegu #Chiny #Eksport #GPU #Supermicro

    sekurak.pl/jak-ominac-ogranicz

  19. Jak ominąć ograniczenia eksportowe GPU w USA i przemycić sprzęt za blisko 2,5 mld dolarów? Wiceszef zarządu Supermicro wiedział to najlepiej

    Wraz z wprowadzeniem restrykcji dotyczących eksportu procesorów graficznych (GPU) – zapoczątkowanych przez USA w 2022 rok i drastycznie zaostrzonych rok później – układy takie jak NVIDIA H100 i H200 stały się towarem deficytowym. Dla większości krajów zostały wprowadzone limity ilościowe, nakładające maksymalna liczbę sztuk, którą dany region może zaimportować w...

    #WBiegu #Chiny #Eksport #GPU #Supermicro

    sekurak.pl/jak-ominac-ogranicz

  20. Jak ominąć ograniczenia eksportowe GPU w USA i przemycić sprzęt za blisko 2,5 mld dolarów? Wiceszef zarządu Supermicro wiedział to najlepiej

    Wraz z wprowadzeniem restrykcji dotyczących eksportu procesorów graficznych (GPU) – zapoczątkowanych przez USA w 2022 rok i drastycznie zaostrzonych rok później – układy takie jak NVIDIA H100 i H200 stały się towarem deficytowym. Dla większości krajów zostały wprowadzone limity ilościowe, nakładające maksymalna liczbę sztuk, którą dany region może zaimportować w...

    #WBiegu #Chiny #Eksport #GPU #Supermicro

    sekurak.pl/jak-ominac-ogranicz

  21. Jak ominąć ograniczenia eksportowe GPU w USA i przemycić sprzęt za blisko 2,5 mld dolarów? Wiceszef zarządu Supermicro wiedział to najlepiej

    Wraz z wprowadzeniem restrykcji dotyczących eksportu procesorów graficznych (GPU) – zapoczątkowanych przez USA w 2022 rok i drastycznie zaostrzonych rok później – układy takie jak NVIDIA H100 i H200 stały się towarem deficytowym. Dla większości krajów zostały wprowadzone limity ilościowe, nakładające maksymalna liczbę sztuk, którą dany region może zaimportować w...

    #WBiegu #Chiny #Eksport #GPU #Supermicro

    sekurak.pl/jak-ominac-ogranicz

  22. Jak ominąć ograniczenia eksportowe GPU w USA i przemycić sprzęt za blisko 2,5 mld dolarów? Wiceszef zarządu Supermicro wiedział to najlepiej

    Wraz z wprowadzeniem restrykcji dotyczących eksportu procesorów graficznych (GPU) – zapoczątkowanych przez USA w 2022 rok i drastycznie zaostrzonych rok później – układy takie jak NVIDIA H100 i H200 stały się towarem deficytowym. Dla większości krajów zostały wprowadzone limity ilościowe, nakładające maksymalna liczbę sztuk, którą dany region może zaimportować w...

    #WBiegu #Chiny #Eksport #GPU #Supermicro

    sekurak.pl/jak-ominac-ogranicz

  23. Detinguts a l'empresa Supermicro, que va estar venent (suposadament) maquinari de NVIDIA a la Xina durant les restriccions dels EUA.

    theregister.com/2026/03/20/sup

    #Supermicro #Nvidia #Xina

  24. Thinkpad #X230 of 2013 (gift from friend),
    #apple #imac 18.2 of 2017 (350 euros 64 Gb RAM 27" Retina display) ,
    #hetzner CX43 #vm (10 euros per month) online server,
    #Supermicro (SM in table on right) X11-WTR SYS-5019P-WTR #Xeon Silver 4110 × 16 (basic parts 500 euros 2nd hand)
    CPU comparisons using #hardinfo2 #benchmarking #homelab

  25. Thinkpad of 2013 (gift from friend),
    18.2 of 2017 (350 euros 64 Gb RAM 27" Retina display) ,
    CX43 (10 euros per month) online server,
    (SM in table on right) X11-WTR SYS-5019P-WTR Silver 4110 × 16 (basic parts 500 euros 2nd hand)
    CPU comparisons using

  26. Thinkpad #X230 of 2013 (gift from friend),
    #apple #imac 18.2 of 2017 (350 euros 64 Gb RAM 27" Retina display) ,
    #hetzner CX43 #vm (10 euros per month) online server,
    #Supermicro (SM in table on right) X11-WTR SYS-5019P-WTR #Xeon Silver 4110 × 16 (basic parts 500 euros 2nd hand)
    CPU comparisons using #hardinfo2 #benchmarking #homelab

  27. Thinkpad #X230 of 2013 (gift from friend),
    #apple #imac 18.2 of 2017 (350 euros 64 Gb RAM 27" Retina display) ,
    #hetzner CX43 #vm (10 euros per month) online server,
    #Supermicro (SM in table on right) X11-WTR SYS-5019P-WTR #Xeon Silver 4110 × 16 (basic parts 500 euros 2nd hand)
    CPU comparisons using #hardinfo2 #benchmarking #homelab

  28. Thinkpad #X230 of 2013 (gift from friend),
    #apple #imac 18.2 of 2017 (350 euros 64 Gb RAM 27" Retina display) ,
    #hetzner CX43 #vm (10 euros per month) online server,
    #Supermicro (SM in table on right) X11-WTR SYS-5019P-WTR #Xeon Silver 4110 × 16 (basic parts 500 euros 2nd hand)
    CPU comparisons using #hardinfo2 #benchmarking #homelab

  29. Soo the #Noctua fans now arrived and I installed everything. And - well - this did make the #server way quieter.

    For 10-20 seconds after being powered on. Then CPU2 went to 70C. However all of the other temps are in check now.

    And now it is way louder (as these fans have a higher max RPM).

    Think the main issue was the airflow of this #Supermicro #H11DSi just being extremely shit to manage. You basically cannot avoid pushing hot air from CPU1 into CPU2…

    #pcbuilding

    supermicro.com/de/products/mot

  30. Video of flashing update via & bios using . Setup of . Detailed video youtu.be/z6JsDy1YC6w
    2017 Mainboard setup using setup utility . Setup & useful background info bmc network configuration to failover for hardware stress testing using 3.7GHz youtube.com/shorts/rmhnG48P8Rw

  31. Video of #supermicro #x11 #bios flashing update #bmc #firmware via #efishell & bios using #msdos . Setup of #proxmox . Detailed video 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 youtube.com/shorts/rmhnG48P8Rw

  32. Video of #supermicro #x11 #bios flashing update #bmc #firmware via #efishell & bios using #msdos . Setup of #proxmox . Detailed video 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 youtube.com/shorts/rmhnG48P8Rw

  33. Video of #supermicro #x11 #bios flashing update #bmc #firmware via #efishell & bios using #msdos . Setup of #proxmox . Detailed video 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 youtube.com/shorts/rmhnG48P8Rw

  34. Video of #supermicro #x11 #bios flashing update #bmc #firmware via #efishell & bios using #msdos . Setup of #proxmox . Detailed video 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 youtube.com/shorts/rmhnG48P8Rw

  35. 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 reddit.com/r/techsupport/comme - 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

  36. 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 reddit.com/r/techsupport/comme - 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

  37. 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 reddit.com/r/techsupport/comme - 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

  38. 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 reddit.com/r/techsupport/comme - 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

  39. 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 reddit.com/r/techsupport/comme - 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

  40. New #homelab project: a frankenserver for #NAS workload. My first #rackmount build! Super exciting!
    Got a #Supermicro server in 2U 12 bay case, but a dual Xeon board in it is too power-hungry for my modest NAS needs. Got an Atom C3000 based Supermicro board - the current task at hand is to swap the boards and figure out cabling.
    @homelab

  41. GITEX Global 2025: Dell, Huawei, Cisco, Kaspersky и что еще мы увидели на стендах участников

    С 13 по 17 октября 2025 года Дубай снова стал эпицентром мировых технологий. GITEX Global, крупнейшая в мире технологическая выставка, в этом году побила все рекорды: более 6800 компаний, 2000 стартапов и делегации из 180 стран. Юбилейный, 45-й выпуск был целиком посвящен искусственному интеллекту и его применению во всех сферах жизни — от бизнеса до повседневных задач. Наша команда mClouds тоже побывала на выставке. Как облачному провайдеру нам было особенно интересно всё, что касается серверного оборудования, систем хранения данных и технологий для ИИ-вычислений. В нашем обзоре расскажем о самых любопытных новинках и решениях, которые мы увидели на GITEX Global 2025. Внутри много фотографий :-) Читать и смотреть

    habr.com/ru/companies/mclouds/

    #конференция #серверы #nvidia #dell_technologies #asus #cisco #amd #supermicro #nebius #sberai

  42. New pics of my #homelab rack…

    From top down
    - 2x 2 RU Rack Drawers (for spare cables and such)
    - Netgate 6100 #pfsense
    - Unifi Patch Panel
    - #Unifi CloudKey G2 Plus
    - Unifi USW Pro HD 24 PoE
    - Unifi Patch Panel
    - Unifi UNVR
    - Rack Blend
    - #Supermicro #Proxmox server 4x 8 TB
    - Supermicro #TrueNAS server 6x 18 TB #Seagate #Exos
    - 3x Rack Blends
    - #APC UPS RMI2000

  43. New pics of my #homelab rack…

    From top down
    - 2x 2 RU Rack Drawers (for spare cables and such)
    - Netgate 6100 #pfsense
    - Unifi Patch Panel
    - #Unifi CloudKey G2 Plus
    - Unifi USW Pro HD 24 PoE
    - Unifi Patch Panel
    - Unifi UNVR
    - Rack Blend
    - #Supermicro #Proxmox server 4x 8 TB
    - Supermicro #TrueNAS server 6x 18 TB #Seagate #Exos
    - 3x Rack Blends
    - #APC UPS RMI2000

  44. New pics of my #homelab rack…

    From top down
    - 2x 2 RU Rack Drawers (for spare cables and such)
    - Netgate 6100 #pfsense
    - Unifi Patch Panel
    - #Unifi CloudKey G2 Plus
    - Unifi USW Pro HD 24 PoE
    - Unifi Patch Panel
    - Unifi UNVR
    - Rack Blend
    - #Supermicro #Proxmox server 4x 8 TB
    - Supermicro #TrueNAS server 6x 18 TB #Seagate #Exos
    - 3x Rack Blends
    - #APC UPS RMI2000

  45. New pics of my #homelab rack…

    From top down
    - 2x 2 RU Rack Drawers (for spare cables and such)
    - Netgate 6100 #pfsense
    - Unifi Patch Panel
    - #Unifi CloudKey G2 Plus
    - Unifi USW Pro HD 24 PoE
    - Unifi Patch Panel
    - Unifi UNVR
    - Rack Blend
    - #Supermicro #Proxmox server 4x 8 TB
    - Supermicro #TrueNAS server 6x 18 TB #Seagate #Exos
    - 3x Rack Blends
    - #APC UPS RMI2000

  46. Подводные камни у материнских плат из Поднебесной

    Сегодня я расскажу, как мы обнаружили проблемы с производительностью на современном китайском оборудовании, которое можно встретить в ЦОДах крупных российских компаний. Печальная история о том, как 10 материнских плат Gooxi из Шеньчженьска оказались критически непригодными для использования в НЕ самых сложных задачах. График ниже показывает с чем мы столкнулись. При использовании серверного решения Труконф обнаружили проблему: служба видеоконференцсвязи нагружала систему значительно сильнее, чем должна была. В первую очередь подумали на процессор, но замена укомплектованного Xeon Gold 6336Y на Xeon 4316 не решила проблему с производительностью. А вот замена материнской платы Gooxi на проверенную SuperMicro при тех же составляющих дала ощутимый рост. При работе на 10 ядрах — более чем в 2 раза. Для чистоты эксперимента на SuperMicro были протестированы на комплектном Xeon Gold 6336Y и на Xeon 4316, результаты можете наблюдать сами.

    habr.com/ru/articles/923294/

    #gooxi #серверы #серверное_оборудование #серверное_железо #озу #intel_xeon #supermicro #цод #серверное_администрирование #itинфраструктура