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Is this also done remotely by gPanel? >Once we've gathered all the information we need about the machine, we enter configuring, where we assign a static IP add
by amalag 11y ago
Is this also done remotely by gPanel?
>Once we've gathered all the information we need about the machine, we enter configuring, where we assign a static IP address to the IPMI interface and tweak our BIOS settings. From there we move to firmware_upgrade where we update FCB, BMC, BIOS, RAID, and any other firmware we'd like to manage on the system.
- FireBeyond 11y agoIn theory it should be if you have a tightly controlled hardware process (and in this case, Dell, who is used to selling servers configured to initially PXE boot, etc), and you have some 'expect/send' scripting in place.
- amalag 11y agoI was not aware you can control BIOS settings, BIOS upgrades and configuring IPMI remotely like that. EDIT - looks like it is straightforward if you control the IPMI locally. So the software would send commands to do it locally.