Download Hponcfg For Windows Server 2012 UPD
Sixta Strissel
4. Enable directory browsing in Web Services. You can do this with the IIS manager if its a Windows web server. If you created a custom folder for the files, enable directory browsing on that folder.
Virtual folders enable you to access, browse to, and transfer files from a client to a managed server. You can mount and dismount a local or networked directory that is accessible through the client. After you create a virtual image of a folder or directory, the server connects to the image as a USB storage device, enabling you to browse to the server and transfer the files from the virtual image to the server.
For this option we first need to copy the ISO file to a temporary server in the network where we are installing the new physical server. From this temporary server, we should access the ILO of new server. And select VIrtual Drives Option as Image File CD/DVD-ROM. We then have to browse to ISO file stored locally on temporary server and mount it. As this time the ISO file is in the same network as the new server, the network latency would be eliminated and access speed would be greatly enhanced.
Are your ILO IP address's on a seperate subnet or do they share the same subnet as your servers? If seperate you could exclude that subnet from discovery.
Another solution could be to write a custom probe and sensor that identifies LOM (lights-out management) devices (HP ILO and Dell DRAC, IBM RSA, etc..) and stores them in a LOM table and relates to the server with the LOM information such as versions of the ILO software to keep track of.
Last option would be from your insight manager set the enable SNMP pass-thru to "no".
port Probe.. No because it will still need to trigger the SNMP classifier probe which would still catch the windows (if you haven't disabled it.) Can you attach a copy (or emai)l me the xml input from your classifier?
Fortunately the HPONCFG utility came to my rescue. This little tool is installed as part of the ProLiant Support Pack and can be used to make config changes to iLo without the need to reboot. Default install directory = C:\Program Files\HP\hponcfg.
Integrated Lights-Out, or iLO, is a proprietary embedded server management technology by Hewlett-Packard which provides out-of-band management facilities. The physical connection is an Ethernet port that can be found on most Proliant servers of the 300 and above series. Ref. Wikipedia
With the iLO you can poweron/poweroff your server, or take a remote console for administration. You can map an ISO as a CDROM and install an OS remotelly. All this tasks are usually performed via web browser.
i try to reach my server with ssh protocol from my router, and when i check the command line it's using Server Management SM, i can't access my idrac ip because mis config with the gateway idrac, how to change gateway of my idrac ?
iam using idrac 8
using proxmox for VM management
It would appear that one driver is causing this in the 6.5 image, hpe-smx-provider (650.03.11.00.17-4240417). Installing the standard ESXI 6.5 ISO does allow the server to boot, but is missing a lot of drivers and does not give the pretty all-inclusive system stats that the HPE ISO does.
I have been using the HP iLO Online Configuration Tool to configure iLO on servers that my company supports. I have successfully configured it on many of the servers but on one particular server (Proliant ML350 G6) I am unable to save any settings and keep getting an error message which says to check a log file in C:\Program Files\HP\hponcfg but the log file doesn't give me any information.
If iLO functionality is disabled, you must use the server Security Override Switch to
enable iLO. See the server documentation to locate the
Security Override Switch, and then set it to Override. Power
up the server, and then use the iLO RBSU to set iLO
Functionality to Enabled.
From time to time, the webgui will lockup and i'm looking for a way to reboot (NOT RESET) the iLO so that i can get into the webgui. from what i'm reading, u can click the reset button from the webgui to reboot but, all of the command line docs (ether from a ssh into the iLO or from hponcfg ) will reset the iLO back to the factory defaults values, then reboot it. i just want to reboot it, NOT RESET to factory defaults. any direction on this issue would be greatly appreciated.
The IPMI protocol can present a security vulnerability where the authentication process for IPMI requires a server to send a hash of a user password to the client before authentication. This is not a new vulnerability and since this is a part of the specification of the protocol there is no fix for it besides disabling it or accepting it.
It seems that the only method to change this setting programatically is through a RIBCL script. The RIBCL scripting functionality is a way to change settings through an upload of an XML file to the iLO. There are a few options for passing this script to a server. For example you can use the HPQLOCFG utility, the HPONCFG utility or the HPE Powershell cmdlets. The following HPE PDF specifies usage of the different tools to script against iLO, however it does not cover the Powershell module.
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