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Some supermicro will default to put IPMI on the shared primary nic if the dedicated IPMI nic has no link at poweron.
by jwiz 3y ago
Some supermicro will default to put IPMI on the shared primary nic if the dedicated IPMI nic has no link at poweron.
- SoftTalker 3y agoSome? Every one that I’ve ever worked with, which is several hundred.
- KennyBlanken 3y agoand why would IPMI port ranges and IP addresses be accessible outside of the DMZ, if you're an even half competent sysadmin?
- c00lio 3y agoIf you are halfway competent, you do not use inband IPMI at all. IPMI belongs on a separate ethernet jack or at least a separate VLAN, connected only to a separate secured admin network. Which sysadmins can connect to, but which doesn't have connectivity to other parts of your network or the internet. But I agree that you should filter all the relevant ports in all networks, just in case somebody screws up.