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There are four network modes that can be configured on this interface, namely Unspecified, Static,
DynamicBMCDHCP, and DynamicBMCNonDHCP. Static is the static mode, you can manually set the IP
address, and DHCP is the dynamic mode. Setting this item allows the BMC to automatically obtain the IP
address from the DHCP server.
7.1.3 IPMI port configuration Static mode
If you choose to configure Static mode for an IPMI port, pay attention to the following issues:
(1) If there are multiple IPMI devices in your local area network, it should be noted that the IP addresses
between the devices cannot be repeated, otherwise communication cannot be established.
(2) If the IP of your IPMI device is an intranet address, the terminal device that communicates with it must be
in the same network segment as the address of the IPMI device.
(3) The IP address of the IPMI device can be mapped to the WAN through the routing device to achieve
long-distance management.
(4) The IPMI port has the function of obtaining an IP address through DHCP.
(5) IPMI supports both TCP/IP v4 and TCP/IP v6 protocols.
Configure the IP address and subnet mask according to your actual situation. For example, here we set the IP
address to 192.168.0.236 and the subnet mask to 255.255.252.0, as shown in Figure 7-7 below. After setting, press
F4 to save and exit the BIOS port.
Figure 7-7 Static Mode Settings
We have completed the operation of configuring the IPMI function.
7.1.4 IPMI configuration Java SOL
1. Press the <Del> key when the system starts to enter the BIOS setup interface.
2. Switch to the Advanced menu, select Serial Port Console Redirection, and press <Enter>.
3. Make sure that the Console Redirection of COM0 is in the [Enabled] state, if not, select Console
Redirection, and then press the <Enter> key to set the state to [Enabled]. To ensure the normal operation
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