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sh ./configure

make

make install

If they are using a Red Hat Package Manager (RPM

™

) driver file, they

can install it using the command rpm -ivh openipmi.rpm.

Administrators can then enable the OpenIPMI drivers as follows:

1. Add the IPMI modules to the Linux kernel using the following

commands:

modprobe ipmi_msghandler

modprobe ipmi_devintf

2. Add the additional necessary modules using the command modprobe

ipmi_kcs_drv (for kernel version 2.4) or modprobe ipmi_si (for

kernel version 2.6).

3. Create the IPMI character device (if it has not already been created)

using the following commands:

majorNo=`cat /proc/devices | grep ipmi | cut

–f 1 –d ' ' `

mknod –m 0600 /dev/ipmi0 c ${majorNo} 0

ln –sf /dev/ipmi0 /dev/ipmi

4. Check that the required modules are loaded by using the command

lsmod | grep ipmi to verify the presence of the IPMI drivers.

IPMI functionality can also be verified using the command

dmidecode and searching for “IPMI.” The output should be similar

to the following:

Handle 0x2600, DMI type 38, 18 bytes.

IPMI Device Information

Interface Type: KCS (Keyboard Control Style)

Specification Version: 2.0

I2C Slave Address: 0x10

NV Storage Device: Not Present

Base Address: 0x0000000000000CA8 (I/O)

Administrators can later disable the OpenIPMI drivers, if desired,

as follows:

1. Remove the IPMI modules from the Linux kernel using the following

commands:

rmmod ipmi_msghandler

rmmod ipmi_devintf

2. Remove the other modules using the command rmmod ipmi_kcs_drv

(for kernel version 2.4) or rmmod ipmi_si (for kernel version 2.6).

3. Remove the IPMI character device using the command rm –f /dev/

ipmi0.

4. Check that the modules have been removed by using the command

lsmod | grep ipmi and verifying that the IPMI drivers do not

appear.

Setting up IPMI Over LAN for remote management

Administrators can set up IPMI Over LAN using the Remote Access

Configuration Utility, which resides in the BIOS of Dell PowerEdge servers

and provides a simple user interface engine for configuring BMCs and

Dell Remote Access Controllers (DRACs).

To do so, they can first launch

this utility during boot by pressing Ctrl+E when prompted, then perform

the following steps:

1. Set the IPMI Over LAN option to On and the NIC Selection option to

Shared, Failover, or Dedicated (see Figure 1).

2. In the LAN Parameters options, set the IP Address Source parameter

to either Static or DHCP, and set the VLAN Enable parameter to Off (see

Figure 2).

For more details on these modules, see the IPMItool man page at ipmitool.sourceforge.net/manpage.html.

If using the dmidecode command on eighth-generation Dell PowerEdge servers (such as the PowerEdge 1800 or PowerEdge 1850), the speciﬁcation version would be 1.5. For previous-generation servers, the speciﬁcation version

would be 1.0 and the interface type would be shown as

SMIC (Server Management Interface Chip).

For more information on this utility, see “Exploring the Remote Access Conﬁguration Utility in Ninth-Generation Dell PowerEdge Servers,” by Kalyani Khobragade, in

Dell Power Solutions

, February 2007, DELL.COM/downloads/

global/power/ps1q07-20060359-Khobragade.pdf.

Figure 1. Remote Access Conﬁguration Utility for ninth-generation Dell

PowerEdge servers

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