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== IPMI BMC Firmware Version == | |||
>ipmicfg -ver | |||
Firmware Version: 01.01.04 | |||
== FRU List == | == FRU List == | ||
Get FRU details: (Field Replaceable Unit) | |||
<pre> | <pre> | ||
> IPMICFG-Win.exe -fru list | > IPMICFG-Win.exe -fru list | ||
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Product Asset Tag (PAT) = | Product Asset Tag (PAT) = | ||
</pre> | </pre> | ||
Get FRU Detail: | |||
> ipmicfg -fru BM | |||
Supermicro | |||
Set FRU detail: | |||
> ipmicfg -fru BPN X13SAE-F | |||
Board Product Name (BPN) = X13SAE-F | |||
== Users == | == Users == | ||
Revision as of 07:04, 13 August 2024
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Get IPMI Configuration
Show IPv4 Address and MAC
-m # Shows IPv4 address and MAC.
Get BMC IP and MAC
>IPMICFG-Win.exe -m IP=0.0.0.0 MAC=3C:EC:EF:36:0C:A5
Get BMC and Host MACs
# -summary Displays FW and BIOS information.
>IPMICFG-Win.exe -summary Summary ------------------------------------------- IPv4 Address : 0.0.0.0 BMC MAC Address : 3C:EC:EF:36:0C:XX Firmware Revision : 01.02.01 Firmware Build Time : 03/08/2024 BIOS Version : 3.1 BIOS Build Time : 12/25/2023 System LAN1 MAC Address: 3C:EC:EF:C5:23:XX System LAN2 MAC Address: 3C:EC:EF:C4:53:XX
IPMI Link Status
# -linkstatus Shows network link status.
>IPMICFG-Win.exe -linkstatus General ------- Hostname : MAC Address : 3C:EC:EF:36:0C:XX VLAN : OFF VLAN ID : N/A LAN Interface : Dedicate RMCP Port : 623 Active Interface : Dedicate Dedicated --------- Link : Auto Negotiation Status : Disconnected Speed : Unknown Duplex : Unknown
Link Options
# -lani [option] Gets/Sets LAN interface.
>IPMICFG-Win.exe -lani Current LAN interface is [ Dedicated ] Supported parameter for setting: 0: Dedicated
Reset BMC Cold
ipmicfg-win.exe -r
-r Performs a BMC cold reset.
Detects if a BMC reset was successfully performed
on the IPMI device, use -d after -r.
BMC cold reset successfully completed!
IPMI BMC Firmware Version
>ipmicfg -ver Firmware Version: 01.01.04
FRU List
Get FRU details: (Field Replaceable Unit)
> IPMICFG-Win.exe -fru list Board Mfg. Date/Time(BDT) = 2022/11/21 20:03:00 (D3 CF D7) Board Manufacturer (BM) = Supermicro Board Product Name (BPN) = Board Serial Number (BS) = UM22BS023XXX Board Part Number (BP) = Product Manufacturer (PM) = Product Name (PN) = Product Part/Model Number (PPM) = Product Version (PV) = Product Serial Number (PS) = Product Asset Tag (PAT) =
Get FRU Detail:
> ipmicfg -fru BM Supermicro
Set FRU detail:
> ipmicfg -fru BPN X13SAE-F
Board Product Name (BPN) = X13SAE-F
Users
>IPMICFG-Win.exe -user list
Maximum number of Users : 16
Count of currently enabled Users : 1
User ID | User Name | Privilege Level | Enable
------- | --------- | --------------- | ------
2 | admin | Administrator | Yes
help:
-user list Lists user privileges. -user help Shows a user privilege code. -user add <user id> <name> Adds a user. <password> <privilege> -user del <user id> Deletes users. -user level <user id> Updates user privileges. <privilege> -user setpwd <user id> Updates a user password. <password>
SDR Stats
>IPMICFG-Win.exe -sdr
Status | (#)Sensor | Reading | Low Limit | High Limit |
------ | --------- | ------- | --------- | ---------- |
OK | (4) CPU Temp | 74C/165F | 5C/41F | 100C/212F |
OK | (71) PCH Temp | 50C/122F | 5C/41F | 90C/194F |
OK | (138) System Temp | 29C/84F | 5C/41F | 85C/185F |
OK | (205) Peripheral Temp | 30C/86F | 5C/41F | 85C/185F |
OK | (272) VRM_VCORE Temp | 32C/90F | 5C/41F | 100C/212F |
OK | (339) VRMVIN_AUX Temp | 29C/84F | 5C/41F | 100C/212F |
OK | (406) DIMMAB Temp | 31C/88F | 5C/41F | 85C/185F |
| (473) M2SSD1 Temp | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| (540) M2SSD2 Temp | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| (607) M2SSD3 Temp | N/A | N/A | N/A |
OK | (674) CPU_FAN1 | 2380 RPM | 420 RPM | 35560 RPM |
| (741) CPU_FAN2 | N/A | N/A | N/A |
OK | (808) SYS_FAN1 | 980 RPM | 420 RPM | 35560 RPM |
OK | (875) SYS_FAN2 | 840 RPM | 420 RPM | 35560 RPM |
OK | (942) SYS_FAN3 | 840 RPM | 420 RPM | 35560 RPM |
OK | (1009) 12V | 12.299 V | 10.283 V | 13.307 V |
OK | (1076) 5VCC | 5.083 V | 4.281 V | 5.505 V |
OK | (1143) 3.3VCC | 3.358 V | 2.841 V | 3.663 V |
OK | (1210) VBAT | Battery presence detected |
OK | (1277) VDD_5_DUAL | 5.019 V | 4.261 V | 5.524 V |
OK | (1344) VDD_33_DUAL | 3.332 V | 2.839 V | 3.661 V |
OK | (1411) 1.8V PCH | 1.814 V | 1.645 V | 1.970 V |
OK | (1478) PVNN PCH | 0.842 V | 0.675 V | 0.998 V |
OK | (1545) 1.05V PCH | 1.050 V | 0.893 V | 1.226 V |
OK | (1612) 2.5V BMC | 2.536 V | 2.348 V | 2.653 V |
OK | (1679) 1.8V BMC | 1.812 V | 1.643 V | 1.955 V |
OK | (1746) 1.2V BMC | 1.210 V | 1.043 V | 1.367 V |
OK | (1813) 1.0V BMC | 1.016 V | 0.840 V | 1.163 V |
OK | (1880) VDimmAB | 1.124 V | 0.947 V | 1.280 V |
OK | (1947) P_VCCIN_AUX_CPU | 1.807 V | 1.640 V | 1.964 V |
OK | (2014) 1.05V CPU | 1.039 V | 0.882 V | 1.206 V |
OK | (2081) Chassis Intru | OK |
-sdr [full] Shows SDR records and readings.
-sdr del <sdr id> Deletes the SDR record.
-sdr ver <v1> <v2> Gets/Sets the SDR version. (<v1> and <v2> are
BCD-format)
SEL Logs
>IPMICFG-Win.exe -sel list -------------------------------------------------------------------- Event:1 Time:2022-01-04 10:10:32 Severity:Warning SensorType:AC Power On | Msg = [PWR-0020] First AC Power on - Assertion -------------------------------------------------------------------- Event:2 Time:2022-01-04 10:10:32 Severity:Warning SensorType:AC Power On | Msg = [PWR-0020] First AC Power on - Assertion -------------------------------------------------------------------- Event:3 Time:2024-07-01 18:04:47 Severity:OK SensorType:System NIC | Msg = [LAN-0005] Dedicated LAN Link Up - Assertion -------------------------------------------------------------------- Event:4 Time:2024-03-08 01:58:21 Severity:OK SensorType:System NIC | Msg = [LAN-0005] Dedicated LAN Link Up - Assertion -------------------------------------------------------------------- Event:5 Time:2024-03-08 02:01:05 Severity:Warning SensorType:System NIC | Msg = [LAN-0006] Dedicated LAN Link Down - Assertion -------------------------------------------------------------------- Event:6 Time:2024-03-08 01:58:46 Severity:Warning SensorType:AC Power On | Msg = [PWR-0020] First AC Power on - Assertion -------------------------------------------------------------------- Event:7 Time:2024-03-08 01:58:21 Severity:OK SensorType:System NIC | Msg = [LAN-0005] Dedicated LAN Link Up - Assertion -------------------------------------------------------------------- Event:8 Time:2024-07-10 10:53:54 Severity:Warning SensorType:AC Power On | Msg = [PWR-0020] First AC Power on - Assertion -------------------------------------------------------------------- Event:9 Time:2024-07-10 10:54:42 Severity:OK SensorType:Base OS Boot / Installation Status | Msg = [SYS-0056] C: Boot Completed - Assertion -------------------------------------------------------------------- Event:10 Time:2024-07-10 10:56:08 Severity:Warning SensorType:OS Stop / Shutdown | Msg = [SYS-0069] OS graceful shutdown - Assertion -------------------------------------------------------------------- Event:11 Time:2024-07-10 10:57:08 Severity:OK SensorType:Base OS Boot / Installation Status | Msg = [SYS-0056] C: Boot Completed - Assertion -------------------------------------------------------------------- Event:12 Time:2024-07-16 10:59:58 Severity:Critical SensorType:Temperature | Msg = [IPMI-1009] CPU Temp, Upper Critical - going high - Assertion -------------------------------------------------------------------- Event:13 Time:2024-07-16 10:59:58 Severity:OK SensorType:Temperature | Msg = [IPMI-1009] CPU Temp, Upper Critical - going high - Deassertion -------------------------------------------------------------------- Event:14 Time:2024-07-16 11:00:23 Severity:Critical SensorType:Temperature | Msg = [IPMI-1009] CPU Temp, Upper Critical - going high - Assertion -------------------------------------------------------------------- Event:15 Time:2024-07-16 11:00:24 Severity:OK SensorType:Temperature | Msg = [IPMI-1009] CPU Temp, Upper Critical - going high - Deassertion -------------------------------------------------------------------- Event:16 Time:2024-07-16 11:00:24 Severity:Critical SensorType:Temperature | Msg = [IPMI-1009] CPU Temp, Upper Critical - going high - Assertion -------------------------------------------------------------------- Event:17 Time:2024-07-16 11:00:25 Severity:OK SensorType:Temperature | Msg = [IPMI-1009] CPU Temp, Upper Critical - going high - Deassertion -------------------------------------------------------------------- Event:18 Time:2024-07-16 11:00:26 Severity:Critical SensorType:Temperature | Msg = [IPMI-1009] CPU Temp, Upper Critical - going high - Assertion -------------------------------------------------------------------- Event:19 Time:2024-07-16 11:00:27 Severity:OK SensorType:Temperature | Msg = [IPMI-1009] CPU Temp, Upper Critical - going high - Deassertion -------------------------------------------------------------------- Event:430 Time:2024-07-31 10:21:54 Severity:Warning SensorType:OS Stop / Shutdown | Msg = [SYS-0069] OS graceful shutdown - Assertion -------------------------------------------------------------------- Event:431 Time:2024-07-31 10:22:57 Severity:OK SensorType:Base OS Boot / Installation Status | Msg = [SYS-0056] C: Boot Completed - Assertion -------------------------------------------------------------------- Event:432 Time:2024-07-31 10:39:13 Severity:Warning SensorType:OS Stop / Shutdown | Msg = [SYS-0069] OS graceful shutdown - Assertion -------------------------------------------------------------------- Event:433 Time:2024-07-31 10:40:13 Severity:OK SensorType:Base OS Boot / Installation Status | Msg = [SYS-0056] C: Boot Completed - Assertion --------------------------------------------------------------------
Help Options
IPMICFG-Win.exe -help
IPMICFG Version 1.35.2 (Build 240627)
Copyright(c) 2023 Super Micro Computer, Inc.
Usage: IPMICFG params (Example: IPMICFG -m 192.168.1.123)
-help Display a list of commands
-m Shows IPv4 address and MAC.
-m <ip> Sets IPv4 address (format: ###.###.###.###).
-a <mac> Sets MAC (format: ##:##:##:##:##:##).
-k Shows Subnet Mask.
-k <mask> Sets Subnet Mask (format: ###.###.###.###).
-dhcp Gets the DHCP status.
-dhcp on Enables the DHCP.
-dhcp off Disables the DHCP.
-g Shows a Gateway IP.
-g <gateway> Sets a Gateway IP (format: ###.###.###.###).
-garp on Enables the Gratuitous ARP.
-garp off Disables the Gratuitous ARP.
-r Performs a BMC cold reset.
Detects if a BMC reset was successfully performed
on the IPMI device, use -d after -r.
-fd <option> Resets to the factory defaults without preserving
configurations.
option: 1 | Preserves User configurations
option: 2 | Restores to factory default and
default password
option: 3 | Sets user defaults to ADMIN/ADMIN
-fdl Resets IPMI to the factory default. (Clean LAN).
-fde Resets IPMI to the factory default. (Clean FRU &
LAN).
-d Detects if a BMC reset was successfully performed
on the IPMI device.
Note that this option can be only used after -r,
-fd, -fdl or -fde
-ver Gets firmware revision.
-vlan Gets VLAN status.
-vlan on [VLAN tag] Enables the VLAN and sets the VLAN tag.
If VLAN tag is not given, it uses the previously
saved value.
-vlan off Disables the VLAN.
-selftest Checks and reports the basic health status of the
BMC.
-raw Sends a RAW IPMI request and prints a response.
Format: NetFn/LUN Cmd [Data1 ... DataN]
-fru info Shows information of the FRU inventory area.
-fru list Shows all FRU values.
-fru cthelp Shows chassis type code.
-fru help Shows help of FRU Write.
-fru <field> Shows FRU field value.
-fru <field> <value> Writes FRU.
-fru backup <file> Backs up FRU to a file <Binary format>.
-fru restore <file> Restores FRU from a file <Binary format>.
-fru tbackup <file> Backs up FRU to a file <Text format>.
-fru trestore <file> Restores FRU from a file <Text format>.
-fru ver <v1> <v2> Gets/Sets the FRU version. (<v1> and <v2> are
BCD-format)
-fru dmi <$1> ... <$14> Inputs 14 parameters and writes to FRU
Chassis/Board/Product fields.
Please use the "-fru dmi" command to view the
parameters.
-sel info Shows SEL information.
-sel list [option] Shows SEL records.
-y <n years> | Filter event logs within n years
-m <n months> | Filter event logs within n months
-d <n days> | Filter event logs within n days
-sel del Deletes all SEL records.
-sel raw Shows SEL raw data.
-sdr [full] Shows SDR records and readings.
-sdr del <sdr id> Deletes the SDR record.
-sdr ver <v1> <v2> Gets/Sets the SDR version. (<v1> and <v2> are
BCD-format)
-nm nmsdr Displays NM SDR.
-nm seltime Gets SEL time.
-nm deviceid Gets the ID of the ME device.
-nm reset Reboots ME.
-nm reset2default Forces ME to reset to default settings.
-nm updatemode Forces ME to enter the update mode.
-nm selftest Gets self-test results.
-nm listimagesinfo Lists ME information of images.
-nm oemgetpower OEM Power command for ME.
-nm oemgettemp OEM Temp. command for ME.
-nm pstate Gets the maximum allowed CPU P-State.
-nm tstate Gets the maximum allowed CPU T-State.
-nm cpumemtemp Gets CPU/memory temperature.
-nm hostcpudata Gets the host CPU data.
-fan Gets the fan mode.
-fan <mode> Sets the fan mode.
-pminfo [full] Displays PMBus health information of power supply.
-psfruinfo Displays FRU health information of power supply.
-psbbpinfo Displays status of the backup battery.
-autodischarge <module> Sets auto discharge by days.
<day>
-discharge <module> Manually discharges a battery.
-user list Lists user privileges.
-user help Shows a user privilege code.
-user add <user id> <name> Adds a user.
<password> <privilege>
-user del <user id> Deletes users.
-user level <user id> Updates user privileges.
<privilege>
-user setpwd <user id> Updates a user password.
<password>
-conf download <file> Downloads IPMI configuration to a binary file.
-conf upload <file> Uploads IPMI configuration from a binary file.
<option> option: -p | Bypass warning message
-conf tdownload <file> Downloads IPMI configuration to a text file.
-conf tupload <file> Uploads IPMI configuration from a text file.
<option> option: -p | Bypass warning message
-clrint Clears chassis intrusion.
-reset <index> Resets system and forces to boot from the selected
device.
-soft <index> Initiates a soft-shutdown for OS and forces system
to boot from the selected device.
-ipv6 mode Shows the IPv6 mode.
-ipv6 mode <mode> Sets the IPv6 mode.
-ipv6 autoconfig Shows IPv6 auto configuration.
-ipv6 autoconfig on Enables IPv6 auto configuration.
-ipv6 autoconfig off Disables IPv6 auto configuration.
-ipv6 list Lists IPv6 static and dynamic addresses.
-ipv6 duid Shows IPv6 DUID.
-ipv6 dns [ip] Gets/Sets IPv6 DNS server.
-ipv6 add <id> <ip> Adds IPv6 static address.
<prefix>
-ipv6 remove <id> Removes IPv6 static address.
-ipv6 route Displays IPv6 static route status.
-ipv6 route on Enables IPv6 static route.
-ipv6 route off Disables IPv6 static route.
-ipv6 route list Lists IPv6 static router information.
-ipv6 route <id> <prefix Sets IPv6 static router information.
value> <prefix length>
<ip>
-ipv6 route clear <id> Clears IPv6 static router information.
-nvme list Displays the existing NVME SSD list.
-nvme info Displays NVME SSD information.
-nvme rescan Rescans all devices by in-band.
-nvme insert <aoc> <group> Inserts SSD by out-of-band.
<slot>
-nvme locate <HDD name> Locates SSD. (in-band)
-nvme locate <aoc> <group> Locates SSD. (out-of-band)
<slot>
-nvme stoplocate <HDD Stops locateing SSD. (in-band)
name>
-nvme stoplocate <aoc> Stops locateing SSD. (out-of-band)
<group> <slot>
-nvme remove <HDD name> Removes NVME device. (in-band)
[option1] [option2] option1: 0 | Do eject after remove (Default)
option1: 1 | Do not eject after remove
option2:-p | Bypass warning message
-nvme remove <aoc> <group> Removes NVME device. (out-of-band)
<slot> [option] option: -p | Bypass warning message
-nvme smartdata [HDD name] NVME S.M.A.R.T data.
-tas info Gets TAS information.
-tas pause Pauses a TAS service.
-tas resume Resumes a TAS service.
-tas refresh Triggers TAS to recollect data.
-tas clear Clears collected TAS data in BMC.
-tas period <sec> Sets the time length of a TAS update <limit 1 to 60
sec>.
-tp info Gets MCU information.
-tp info <type> Gets information of MCU type. (type: 1 - 3)
-tp nodeid Gets a node ID.
-tp systemname [value] Gets/Sets a system name.
-tp systempn [value] Gets/Sets a system P/N.
-tp systemsn [value] Gets/Sets a system S/N.
-tp chassispn [value] Gets/Sets a chassis P/N.
-tp chassissn [value] Gets/Sets a chassis S/N.
-tp backplanepn [value] Gets/Sets a backplane P/N.
-tp backplanesn [value] Gets/Sets a backplane S/N.
-tp nodepn [value] Gets/Sets node P/N.
-tp nodesn [value] Gets/Sets node S/N.
-summary Displays FW and BIOS information.
-hostname [value] Gets/Sets a host name.
-dcmi cap Lists information of DCMI capabilities.
-dcmi power Gets the DCMI power readings.
-dcmi ctl [value] Gets/Sets the DCMI management controller ID string.
-mel list [option] Shows BMC maintenance event log.
-y <n years> | Filter event logs within n years
-m <n months> | Filter event logs within n months
-d <n days> | Filter event logs within n days
-mel download <file> Downloads a BMC maintenance event log to a file.
-mel clear [0|1] Clears a BMC maintenance event log. (without/with
log, default is 0)
-addrptl [option] Gets/Sets IP address protocol.
option: 1 | IPv4
option: 2 | IPv6
option: 3 | Dual
-lockdown Checks the system's lockdown mode.
-lani [option] Gets/Sets LAN interface.
-linkstatus Shows network link status.