[CentOS] Semi-OT: ipmitool or ipmicfg: set BMC to use NIC 2
Chris Adams
linux at cmadams.netSat Jun 30 03:11:08 UTC 2018
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Once upon a time, mark <m.roth at 5-cent.us> said: > It's the end of the week, and maybe I'm being dense, but I still don't get > it: how do I tell the BMC to use eth1? Do I give it eth1's MAC address as > a gateway? Choosing the NIC(s) for IPMI is not a general configuration of IPMI; that's going to be a vendor/hardware specific setting (if it can be done at all). Different vendors have different methods of configuring which NIC(s) have IPMI access. You won't be able to configure that with ipmitool; it'll typically have to be set in the BIOS and/or BMC boot configuration menus. -- Chris Adams <linux at cmadams.net>
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