I would like to ask about a IPMI in DD2500. I found in "EMC Data Domain Operatin System Version 5.4 Command Reference Guide", page 104 at the topic "IPMI Guidelines and Restrictions" the following information: "IPMI (on/off/cycle/status) and SOL are not supported on models DD140, DD610, DD630, and DD2500." Is it correct ? the IPMI is not supported in DD2500 ? Thanks in advance for comments you are able to provide. Luciano
I'm not familiar with DD2500 model, but on DD890 which has it for sure I see something like below. If you have IPMI then you should see similar (bare in mind I run different DDOS than you, but that should not matter). When running config I get IP, gw and rest as I have it configured (at least I hope so as link status is shown as unknown ).
hcrvelin@mydd# ipmi show hardware
Firmware Revision: 1.3
IPMI Version : 2.0
Manufacturer Name: Inventec Enterprise System Corp.
Bob...the links aren't working. Perhaps they are locked to non-customers? Ariceto...when configuring, don't forget to create an ipmi user, the link Bob provided should speak to this..
* Value from DHCP Add authorized IPMI users. NOTE: the built in sysadmin account is not added to the ipmi user list by default.
ipmi user add test password password
sysadmin@localhost# ipmi user list
Name User Id Privilege
---- ------- -------------
test 3 ADMINISTRATOR
---- ------- -------------
Total users: 1
Connect the BMC port (also called the Service Network Port or the port with the picture of a wrench).
It must be connected to a port that can negotiate 10M or a 100M speeds.
A connection to a 1Gb only port will cause the failure seen in the example.
The DD2500 will accept ipmi commands from another EMC/Data Domain system
or a Unix host running ipmitool Ver 2.0 or greater. You can also manage power from the System Manager GUI.
sysadmin@localhost# ipmi remote console ipmi-target 10.25.18.121 user test password abc23
[SOL Session operational. Use @? for help]
Data Domain OS dd2500-rtp1.datadomain.com login:
Data Domain OS dd2500-rtp1.datadomain.com login: ~ Password: @.
[terminated ipmitool]
sysadmin@localhost#
If your problem persists after executing the steps in this article, please contact your contracted support provider, Gather an Autosupport 180561, and Create a service request
There is no special cable required for the BMC port.
You do, need to connect it to either a 10mb or 100mb port to function correctly. Connection to a 1Gb port is not supported and will not work correctly. The port also won't produce a link light if the interface is not configured.
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Posted February 27th, 2014 05:00
Usually IPMI is not supported on models which do not have IPMI port.