openbmc-tools/openbmctool/README.md

12 - `-H`: The hostname or IP for the BMC
13 - `-U`: The username One of the password options:
14 - `-P`: The password, provided in-line
15 - `-A`: Prompt for a password
16 - `-E`: Take the password from envvar `OPENBMCTOOL_PASSWORD`
21 re-enabled with the `local_users` sub-command.
39 To re-enable all local user accounts:
54 - <https://www.rsyslog.com/storing-and-forwarding-remote-messages/>
55 - <https://www.rsyslog.com/doc/rsyslog%255Fconf%255Ffilter.html>
56 - <https://www.thegeekdiary.com/understanding-rsyslog-filter-options/>
61 openbmctool <connection options> logging remote_logging_config -a <IP address> -p <port>
78 an existing remote server to a new one (i.e before re-running the
100 openbmctool <connection options> certificate update server https -f <File>
103 File: The [PEM](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Privacy-Enhanced_Mail) file
109 openbmctool <connection options> certificate update client ldap -f <File>
117 openbmctool <connection options> certificate update authority ldap -f <File>
128 Deleting a certificate will create a new self-signed certificate and will
149 user-management functionality.
151 BMC supports secure/non-secure LDAP configuration.
158 …dap enable --uri="ldap://<ldap server IP/hostname>" --bindDN=<bindDN> --baseDN=<basDN> --bindPassw…
170 …ap enable --uri="ldaps://<ldap server IP/hostname>" --bindDN=<bindDN> --baseDN=<basDN> --bindPassw…
194 NOTE: Make sure that root user is enabled before running the above command
197 To enable root user, refer to the "To re-enable all local user accounts" section
205 …ool.py <connection options> ldap privilege-mapper create --groupName=<groupName> --privilege="priv…
211 openbmctool.py <connection options> ldap privilege-mapper delete --groupName=<groupName>
217 openbmctool.py <connection options> ldap privilege-mapper list
222 - Configure the DNS server.
223 - Configure LDAP. a) Configure CA certificate if secure LDAP server is being
225 - Configure user privilege.
241 privilege=priv-admin