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Having static IPs on your management devices on a separate subnet and vlan from your regular host ports should mostly mitigate this.
by nightfly 7y ago
Having static IPs on your management devices on a separate subnet and vlan from your regular host ports should mostly mitigate this.
- persistent 7y agoHow? The BMC can intercept and inject any ethernet frames that it cares to inject.
- jessaustin 7y agoWhat happens to those frames? Will a router configured for a particular VLAN pass through whatever the BMC happens to invent?
- EB66 7y agoNot when you've gone into the BIOS and configured the BMC to only operate on it's dedicated port. I'm responsible for netsec at my company and I've never seen any indication of the BMC network activity on primary network ports after I've configured the BMC in BIOS to use it's dedicated network port.