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The ILO is connect to the LAN Switch, but it is not getting an IP. I don' t the DHCP servers getting hosts. <br />
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The Unix configuration rpm required another component (ILO SNMP?) not downloaded. Anyone knows these files needed and the HP location?<br />
<br />
Thanks
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The ILO is connect to the LAN Switch, but it is not getting an IP. I don' t the DHCP servers getting hosts.

The Unix configuration rpm required another component (ILO SNMP?) not downloaded. Anyone knows these files needed and the HP location?

Thanks

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We have a remote Red Hat Linux server with ILO card, plugged into the LAN. However the onsite engineer forgot to configure the ILO (Press F8) and put in the IP address. <br />
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I am able to SSH/Telnet into the server. is it possible to download the configuration software and remotely configure the ILO?<br />
<br />
Thanks.
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We have a remote Red Hat Linux server with ILO card, plugged into the LAN. However the onsite engineer forgot to configure the ILO (Press F8) and put in the IP address. 

I am able to SSH/Telnet into the server. is it possible to download the configuration software and remotely configure the ILO?

Thanks.

Possible to configure HP DL360 ILO by command Line? (Red Hat Linux)

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