The gateway address should be something other than 192.168.5.150, but this shouldn't be causing your issue.
You have the DRAC5 configured in shared mode rather than using the dedicated NIC, therefore both the DRAC and server will use NIC1. Have you tried using the dedicated DRAC port?
yep sure, my gateway is 192.168.5.1, mistake during writing the post,
>>Have you tried using the dedicated DRAC port?
what do you mean?, phisicaly port (how it looks like) or logical port (tell me a number of that port, i've scanned 1-10000 and there was nothing listening at all)
thomas_smaistrla
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June 25th, 2008 12:00
The gateway address should be something other than 192.168.5.150, but this shouldn't be causing your issue.
You have the DRAC5 configured in shared mode rather than using the dedicated NIC, therefore both the DRAC and server will use NIC1. Have you tried using the dedicated DRAC port?
sethiel
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June 26th, 2008 05:00
yep sure, my gateway is 192.168.5.1, mistake during writing the post,
>>Have you tried using the dedicated DRAC port?
what do you mean?, phisicaly port (how it looks like) or logical port (tell me a number of that port, i've scanned 1-10000 and there was nothing listening at all)
thomas_smaistrla
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June 26th, 2008 12:00
There is a dedicated RJ45 connector for the DRAC 5 on the back of the server. The DRAC can also share the RJ45 port for NIC1.
Dell™ Remote Access Controller 5 (DRAC 5) Version 1.30
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Configuring Your System to Use a DRAC 5
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