[Beowulf] non-proprietary IPMI card?
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Erwan Velu erwan at seanodes.comWed Nov 29 00:03:37 PST 2006
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Tony Ladd wrote: > The Broadcom 5721 NIC comes with IPMI capability. We use Dell PE850's which > are equipped with dual onboard Broadcom 5721J NICS. One of the NICS has IPMI > built in. You set up the IPMI in the BIOS-IP address, username, password-and > then you can access over the same CAT5 cable. The regular ethernet and the > IPMI have separate MAC addresses even though they share the same physical > hardware. We use DHCP to set up all the network interfaces including IPMI. I > have found it very useful for checking hardware error logs and rebooting > crashed boxes remotely. Its worth noting that Dell rack servers come with > IPMI, rails and cable management arms-all extras with Sun. > I agree with you, I also own this boxes, it works like a charm. It also works on all my DELL systems like the 1425. I've also setup a floppy that configure the bios + the ipmi card. When I prepare a cluster, I boot the node on this floppy and everything is set. For example, it sets the serial over ipmi. This features works well, I can follow what my box is doing, even more nicer I can enter the bios ;) I love it.
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