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The older iLO2 and 3 were from the Gen7/8 HP rack mount servers, which were released around 2013 or something like that. I'd have thought that the majority of c
by cesaref 5y ago
The older iLO2 and 3 were from the Gen7/8 HP rack mount servers, which were released around 2013 or something like that. I'd have thought that the majority of commercial uses have long passed, so I was wondering if these generation of machines are really being used for home labs, that sort of thing, as they are passed their use by date (I think the gen7 machines were EOSL'd in 2018 so they'll have been chucked out of datacentres).
Actually, I can imagine a fair few are still in use as small enterprise servers, with iLO being visible for remote admin, which is a shame, as that suggests they are not behind a tunnel, so those addresses probably indicate larger problems than a visible iLO.