Thales V6000 - Best Practices after IPMI is Configured

Appendix C: IPMI
Server Health
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l Resets the IP address to the default 192.168.10.10. Username is reset to default (UserID: ADMIN Password:
ADMIN).
l Deletes the IPMI configuration
l Returns the to IPMI to the factory default setting:
l ip=192.168.10.10
l mask=255.255.0.0
l gateway=0.0.0.0
l Deletes all users except for ADMIN
l Changes the ADMINpassword to ADMIN
l Disables DHCP
l Sets the IPMI to a dedicated non-share port
l Is optimized for security while the IPMI management console factory reset is not
To reset the firmware:
1. Login to CLI.
2. At the dsm prompt, type:
0001:dsm$ ipmi
3. At the ipmi prompt, type:
0002:reset factorydefault
4. When the warning message displays, type:
yes
Do you want to load IPMI factory default? It takes about 100 seconds to load. Warning: IPMI
IP address will reset to default 192.168.10.10 and IPMI users will get deleted. (yes|no)
[no]:
SUCCESS: Reset to factory default with IP=192.168.10.10 and default username and password
5. After resetting the factory default settings, you must restore the IPMInetwork settings. See "Configuring IPMI
Network Settings" on page148
6. After reconfiguring the IPMInetwork configuration settings, restore the IMPI configuration file. See "Restore the
IPMI Configuration from a Backup File" below
Restore the IPMI Configuration from a Backup File
To restore your IPMI configuration from your backup file:
1. Click IPMI Configuration.
2. Click Choose File and select the appropriate backup file.
3. Click Reload.
Server Health
To view sensor readings and event logs:
l
Click Server Health.