[Beowulf] non-proprietary IPMI card?
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Mark Hahn hahn at physics.mcmaster.caSun Nov 26 12:58:34 PST 2006
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has anyone ever seen a PCI add-in card that offered IPMI-like functions? I'm familiar with builtin or proprietary add-on IPMI for server-class boards, but it would seem quite valuable to have a generic PCI/PCIE card that offered the usual LAN interface (IPMI/SSH/etc). I know it could not necessarily access things like MB power/fans/etc, but it could be plugged into the MB reset and power switches (interpose), and it could have a serial port on the cardedge to connect to bios/console serial redirection, if the bios supports that. I'm not even sure whether it would be impossible for it to connect to the power/fan/temp stuff, since they're usually I2c, and I would think accessible over the PCI. (would require per-MB configuration, of course, but for an optional feature, that's not crazy.) the real appeal is that you could stick one of these into a normal PC... thanks, mark.
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