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9 the Intelligent Platform Management Interface. IPMI is an open standard
12 service processor (or Baseboard Management Controller, BMC) is the brain
13 behind platform management and its primary purpose is to handle the
16 The ipmitool program provides a simple command-line interface to this BMC.
18 sensor values, display the contents of the System Event Log (SEL), print
26 Microsystems. Sun had just embarked on a new line of general-purpose x86
29 feature for my systems in the lab and from there it grew into a multi-
33 ipmitool was not written to provide large-scale (aka Enterprise) management
36 the returned response. It is intended to be used by system administrators
37 who like the simplicity and scriptability of command-line utilities, as
44 that supports the IPMI specification. Many x86-based servers are now
50 access through the System Interface or over the LAN. (or serial, but
54 System Interface
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56 There are multiple types of system interfaces, but they are all similar
57 enough to allow a single well-designed driver to support them all.
58 Different types of system interfaces include Keyboard Controller Style
59 (KCS), Block Transfer (BT), System Management Interface Chip (SMIC) and
63 On Linux the OpenIPMI kernel driver should support all of these system
73 the type of system interface your hardware supports. For example:
79 ipmi_si: a universal IPMI system interface driver
83 required modules are loaded and the driver has found a suitable system
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99 This is often referred to as "IPMI-over-LAN" and defines how IPMI messages
100 can be sent to and from the BMC encapsulated in Remote Management Control
103 IPMI-over-LAN is only supported with version 1.5 and higher of the IPMI
111 shared management networks where the NIC will intercept UDP packets to
114 the system uses. It also suffers from an increased security risk just by
118 IPMI-over-LAN feature "dangerous" to enable in some situations. (in
124 the System Interface to configure the settings. In some cases the
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170 One slightly more complicated communication mode is the so-called
174 ipmitool -m 0x94 -t 0x9a raw 6 4
179 ipmitool -m 0x94 -t 0x9a mc selftest
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193 Things get a little more ugly when the application needs to reach a management
199 ipmitool -H <ip> -U <user> -P <password> -B 0 -T 0x8a -m 0x20 -t 0x7a -b 7
203 ipmitool -B 0 -T 0x9a -m 0x94 -t 0x7a -b 7 mc selftest didn't work
204 (it returned the same data as ipmitool -m 0x20 -t 0x7a -b 7 mc selftest )
210 ./src/ipmitool -B 0 -T 0x8a -m 0x94 -t 0x7a -b 7 mc selftest
212 -B 0 : transit channel for first bridge level (channel 0: IPMB-0)
213 -T 0x8a : transit destination address (remote IPMC address)
214 -m 0x94 : source address (local IPMC address on IPMB-0)
215 -t 0x7a : remote target (AMC IPMB-L address)
216 -b 7 : remote channel (channel 7: IPMB-L)
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228 ipmitool -H <ip> -U <user> -P <password> -B 0 -T 0x8a -m 0x94 -t 0x7a -b 7
233 ipmitool -H <ip> -U <user> -P <password> -B 0 -T 0x8a -m 0x94 -t 0x7a -b 7
244 the usage output available with the -h option:
248 -h This help
249 -V Show version information
250 -v Verbose (can use multiple times)
251 -c Display output in comma separated format
252 -I intf Interface to use
253 -H hostname Remote host name for LAN interface
254 -p port Remote RMCP port [default=623]
255 -L level Remote session privilege level [default=USER]
256 -A authtype Force use of authtype NONE, PASSWORD, MD2 or MD5
257 -U username Remote session username
258 -P password Remote session password
259 -f file Read remote session password from file
260 -a Prompt for remote password
261 -E Read password from IPMI_PASSWORD environment variable
262 -m address Set local IPMB address
263 -t address Bridge request to remote target address
275 event Send pre-defined events to BMC
279 fru Print built-in FRU and scan SDR for FRU locators
280 sel Print System Evelnt Log
281 sol Configure IPMIv2.0 Serial-over-LAN
298 monitor system status. An example session:
300 # ipmitool -I open shell
302 System Power : off
307 Power Restore Policy : always-off
310 Front-Panel Lockout : inactive
326 # ipmitool -I open exec lansetup.scr
346 set hostname sf-v20z-1
349 # ipmitool -I lan exec getstatus.scr
352 System Power : off
357 Power Restore Policy : always-off
360 Front-Panel Lockout : inactive
377 local$ ipmitool -I lan -H lx50 -P admin event help
379 1 : Temperature - Upper Critical - Going High
380 2 : Voltage Threshold - Lower Critical - Going Low
381 3 : Memory - Correctable ECC
382 local$ ipmitool -I lan -H lx50 -P admin event 1
383 Sending Temperature - Upper Critical - Going High event to BMC
384 local$ ipmitool -I lan -H lx50 -P admin event 2
385 Sending Voltage Threshold - Lower Critical - Going Low event to BMC
386 local$ ipmitool -I lan -H lx50 -P admin event 3
387 Sending Memory - Correctable ECC event to BMC
391 ipmievd: Temperature Sensor 30 - Upper Critical - going high
392 ipmievd: Voltage Sensor 60 - Lower Critical - going low
393 ipmievd: Memory Sensor 01 - Correctable ECC
407 Intelligent Platform Management Interface specification
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