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3. Configure the IP address of the conga-STX7 server.
a. Follow steps 1–6 of section 6.3.1 “Configure IP Using BIOS Setup Menu” to go to BMC IP Configuration section.
b. Assign a static IP address, for example, 10.11.9.148.
c. Assign the subnet address, for example, 255.255.0.0.
4. Both systems are now on the same subnet. On the client system, ping the conga-STX7 IP address to be sure it is reacheable.
5. If ping is successful, open a web browser on the laptop and enter the IP address of the conga-STX7 server. You will be directed to the
MegaRAC-SP login page. For instructions on how to log in, see section 7.2.1.2 “Logging In”.
7.1.2
Local Access Using Ipmitool (Linux)
The ipmitool is an open-source utility to monitor, configure and manage devices that support the Intelligent Platform Management Interface.
The utility provides a command-line interface to the BMC.
With the ipmitool, you can:
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read the Sensor Data Repository and display the sensor values
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display the contents of the System Event Log
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set and print the LAN configuration parameters
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perform remote chassis power control
7.1.2.1
Test the Interface
The ipmitool command below checks if the KCS interface has been set up properly.
congatec@congatec-desktop:~$ sudo ipmitool -I open channel info
Note
If the ipmi driver is not found, use ‘sudo modprobe ipmi_devintf ipmi-si” to load the driver.
