1 #pragma once 2 3 #include <vector> 4 5 #include "message_handler.hpp" 6 #include "comm_module.hpp" 7 8 namespace command 9 { 10 11 /** 12 * @struct RAKP1request 13 * 14 * IPMI Payload for RAKP Message 1 15 */ 16 struct RAKP1request 17 { 18 uint8_t messageTag; 19 uint8_t reserved1; 20 uint16_t reserved2; 21 uint32_t managedSystemSessionID; 22 uint8_t remote_console_random_number[16]; 23 uint8_t req_max_privilege_level; 24 uint16_t reserved3; 25 uint8_t user_name_len; 26 char user_name[16]; 27 } __attribute__((packed)); 28 29 /** 30 * @struct RAKP2response 31 * 32 * IPMI Payload for RAKP Message 2 33 */ 34 struct RAKP2response 35 { 36 uint8_t messageTag; 37 uint8_t rmcpStatusCode; 38 uint16_t reserved; 39 uint32_t remoteConsoleSessionID; 40 uint8_t managed_system_random_number[16]; 41 uint8_t managed_system_guid[16]; 42 } __attribute__((packed)); 43 44 /** 45 * @brief RAKP Message 1, RAKP Message 2 46 * 47 * These messages are used to exchange random number and identification 48 * information between the BMC and the remote console that are, in effect, 49 * mutual challenges for a challenge/response. (Unlike IPMI v1.5, the v2.0/RMCP+ 50 * challenge/response is symmetric. I.e. the remote console and BMC both issues 51 * challenges,and both need to provide valid responses for the session to be 52 * activated.) 53 * 54 * The remote console request (RAKP Message 1) passes a random number and 55 * username/privilege information that the BMC will later use to ‘sign’ a 56 * response message based on key information associated with the user and the 57 * Authentication Algorithm negotiated in the Open Session Request/Response 58 * exchange. The BMC responds with RAKP Message 2 and passes a random number and 59 * GUID (globally unique ID) for the managed system that the remote console 60 * uses according the Authentication Algorithm to sign a response back to the 61 * BMC. 62 * 63 * @param[in] inPayload - Request Data for the command 64 * @param[in] handler - Reference to the Message Handler 65 * 66 * @return Response data for the command 67 */ 68 std::vector<uint8_t> RAKP12(const std::vector<uint8_t>& inPayload, 69 const message::Handler& handler); 70 71 } // namespace command 72