[Beowulf] Remote console management
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Jerker Nyberg jerker at Update.UU.SEFri Sep 23 09:05:55 PDT 2005
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Here is an IPMI on Debian HOWTO. http://buttersideup.com/docs/howto/IPMI_on_Debian.html Personally I've been using IPMI (serial over lan) on some Intel server motherboards in spring 2004. It felt like it was a tiny bit unstable, but good enough for remote access in BIOS, and reset/on/off. And for SOL I used the Intel Linux binary. But I don't take care of those machines any more. Best terminal support in BIOS I got from the Windows telnet binary. I am currently installing some Dell 1850 (with remote access cards) and HP DL140/DL380 and it would be great with some input from someone on the integrated remote access in a Linux environment. Remote console and reset/on/off is good enough for me. --jerker On Fri, 23 Sep 2005, John Hearns wrote: > but I'm unaware of anyone using sol under Linux.
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