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--- computing:remote:ipmi [2016/05/09 08:43]
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+++ computing:remote:ipmi [2021/08/26 12:14] (current)
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 :?: Works with IPMI kernel modules or smagent?
+=== Ubuntu 20.04 ===
+<file>
+apt install ipmitool
+</file>
 === CentOS 6 ===
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 </file>
-=== Install on Centos 5 (XenServer) ===
+=== Centos 5 (XenServer) ===
 <file>
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   * Redirected text console dies when login prompt is presented
-<note warning>Be sure that the network cable for IPMI is plugged into the dedicated IPMI port BEFORE you connect power to the server.  The BMC selects between shared and dedicated at power-on.</note>
+<note warning>Be sure that the network cable for IPMI is plugged into the dedicated IPMI port BEFORE you connect power to the server.  The BMC selects between ''shared'' and ''dedicated'' at power-on.</note>
 ==== no iKVM64 in java.library.path ====
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 ===== BIOS Updates =====
-Supermicro IPMI controllers usually have a feature to install mainboard BIOS updates, as well as IPMI firmware updates, via the IPMI web interface.  This is a licensed commercial feature ad requires a license key to function.
+Supermicro IPMI controllers usually have a feature to install mainboard BIOS updates, as well as IPMI firmware updates, via the IPMI web interface.  This is a licensed commercial feature and requires a license key to function.
 :!: **Trial license keys** are available from Supermicro.  They can take a few days to get.
-:!: This feature can be a real benefit if you are having trouble updating a BIOS or if you need to update a BIOS **remotely**.
+:!: This feature can be a real benefit if you are having trouble updating a BIOS or if you need to **update a BIOS remotely**.
   * Send an e-mail to sales@supermicro.com

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