Jul 2, 2017 - View Full Document Right Arrow Icon. ILO Essentials—Enables the iLO Integrated Remote Console, Virtual Media, and email alerts. License Information Status table to install licenses only on servers that are unlicensed. Packard Enterprise shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors. Valid license from Hewlett Packard Enterprise required for possession, use. The icons in the Intelligent Provisioning window include the following. Configure the Integrated Remote Console to automatically lock the server OS console.

ILO 3 -- HP engineering fiasco May the source be with you, but remember the KISS principle;-) Bigger doesn't imply better. Bigger often is a sign of obesity, of lost control, of overcomplexity, of cancerous cells iLO 3 -- HP engineering fiasco Serial console y • • • • • • • • • • • • • • The defining feature of ILO3 in versions up to and including 1.26 is its instability.

It is unsafe to use with any product, but especially with large HP servers and blades. The first usable version of ILO 3 is 1.85 ( CP026424.scexe) released May 13, 2015, long after server of V7 series became obsolete. If ILO hangs and lose network connectivity for no obvious reasons, there is no reset button for ILO: you need to power server down, disconnect cables (or remove the blade) and power it up again. Sometimes the console can't connect tot he server/blade and only button and lights icon at the bottom of the screen are active.

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Sometimes it also loses time/date. Blades are the most annoying case as there are usually way too many of them. But ILO freezing in remote production rack servers is nothing short of HP-made disaster. You need to shutting down, remove power cables and then reboot server such as DL580 or DL 380 to restore ILO functionality. Imagine the case when a remote site has no night shift personnel or there is no qualified personnel on the site at all and situation does not look too promising.

In any case few would argue that HP managed to invent a very interesting engineering solution for the problem of fixing a crash or freezing of a small supplementary computer by shutting down the main production server and removing power cable. My sincere congratulations to HP team. You are the best;-) Notes: • Sometimes you can restore ILO functionality via RBSU (interface to ILO which is provided during boot ). But this is possible only if there is a person on site. • In case of blades you often do not even need to pull and reinsert the blade. CLI command in Onboard Administrator Firmware 1.30 and later have the command that permit to cut power to specific blade for 3 seconds. You need to connect via Telnet of ssh and to the enclosure if you can, then you just execute command Reset server XX The XX represents the Bay where the blade is located in.

The command prompt you to confirm the action. Entering anything other than 'YES ' will result in the command not executing. Resetting the server causes the E-Fuse to be tripped causing all power to be momentarily removed from the server.

Do you want to continue? YES Instability of a new version of a complex product (although overcomplexity of ILO is a blunder and has no excuse) is nothing new, but what make this problem a real disaster is absence of any convenient means of rebooting ILO without removing power cords from the box. And this is a real engineering fiasco. Mahabharat serial song download 2013. After three of four such operations with DL580 or with multiple blades at night you start passionately hate HP and its server products:-) Instability of a new version of a complex product (although overcomplexity of ILO is a blunder and has no excuse) is nothing new, but what make this problem a real disaster is absence of any convenient means of rebooting ILO without removing power cords from the box. And this is a real engineering fiasco.

After three of four such operations with DL580 or with multiple blades at night you start passionately hate HP and its server products:-) Note: Version 1.65 was released November 26, 2013. It has better stability and I did not experienced this freezing situation with it yet. Seasoned sysadmin do not expect from vendor documentation much. We are trained to work with manuals written by people who do not understand the product and do not care, but in this area HP still stands out. For example (HP part number 616301-003) in places looks like translation from some other language to English, which is an innovative trend, I would say a real breakthrough, for a large US company. As a result some quotes can well be submitted to the Onion (p. 85) To use a physical CD/DVD-ROM drive in your client PC: 1.

Select IRC within the Remote Console section. --[There is no IRC section in Remote control section] 2. Select the Virtual Drive tab --[There is no Virtual tab section] and then select the drive letter of the desired physical CD/DVD-ROM --[There is no drop-menu with drive letters to select from] drive on your client PC from the drop-down menu.