ipmitool set idrac mode
Up until a few years ago, ipmitool
was undergoing rapid development. On some Linux distributions from around that time, the man page may not describe all the commands supported by the executable.
In your case, setting Dell DRAC and iDRAC parameters is supported by ipmitool 1.8.11, and is done using the ipmitool delloem
command. So you could use these commands:
ipmitool delloem lan get
ipmitool delloem lan set dedicated
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mcfish
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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mcfish almost 2 years
I have a DELL server R610, on this server there is a RHEL 6.4 This server has an idrac entreprise.
I would like to configure the idrac from command line, avoiding reboot.
I read on the man page of ipmitool that I can use a command like :
#ipmitool lan set 1 mode dedicated
but the command return man page :
usage: lan set <channel> <command> <parameter>
I check another command from the man page, which is not existing on my server neither :
#ipmitool lan get
Others commands are working without issue like :
#ipmitool lan print
I am running ipmitool : ipmitool-1.8.11-13.el6.1.x86_64
I am wondering why I don't have all of the command available from man page ? Any idea ?
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Mark Plotnick over 9 yearsDoes
ipmitool delloem lan get
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mcfish over 9 yearshello, here is the output of the command : #ipmitool delloem lan get Shared LOM : shared with lom1 Failover LOM : None
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Mark Plotnick over 9 yearsOK, try
ipmitool delloem lan set
to get a usage message. It looks like you ultimately wantipmitool delloem lan set dedicated
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mcfish over 9 yearsIt works ! you can post this as an answer thank you. I didn't see the delloem option. Thank you !
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