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#Msi quickboot install

Ipmiutil sol -d -r -N fsp_ip_address -P ipmi_passwordĮDIT: Some later versions of this utility seem to present some issues on Windows7 users (DLL files missing and so on).

If the session can't be opened because it's already active somewhere else, you can issue the following command to de-activate it:.

Special thanks to Maarten Kreuger who helped solving a piece of this puzzle by supporting me with his knowledge about IPMITOOL.

When I used the above command(s), I felt happy and overwhelmed when the server powered on, and the fans started making their sound. (where fsp_ip_ipaddress is the IPaddress of the Power system and ipmi_password is the password setup for IPMI - See the guide referenced above for more information). Ipmiutil sol -a -r -N fsp_ip_address -P ipmi_password To activate your IPMI console run the following command:.Ipmiutil power -u -N fsp_ip_address -P ipmi_password To power on your server, run the following command:.The commands and the syntax to be used differs a bit from IPMITOOL, so I will list them below:

So you will need to open a CMD prompt and change your directory to where it is installed. The msi-version installs the command based utility in C:\ProgramFiles\sourceforge\ipmiutil. At the time of writing, these are the versions available: You can download this tool from the following page:Ĭlick on "Download Primary Packages", then choose one of the Windows version (32 or 64 bit) of the file. It even has an msi installer package version available for download. So I started searching for an alternative that could be used on Windows. I gave it a thought but decided that it would be a weird workaround. The pc will enter a very low power state close to power off. As a side note, try using sleep to ram instead of shutdown. Then, you should be able to hit DEL/f2 to enter the bios and do what you want.

#Msi quickboot install

One option was to install a Linux VM on to my Windows laptop and I'd be good to go. If you want to access the bios, the easy way is to hold down the shift key while you hit the power down button. The Quick Start Guide (available at the following link: ) uses a tool called IPMITOOL, but that tool is not available in a Windows flavor. IPMI is short for Intelligent Platform Management Interface, but in my case it stood for ' I Probably Miss Instructions'. Using IPMI I would be able to power on the server and get a console. Whilst preparing for a Linux on Power workshop and coming to the step where I should power on the S822L server, I found out that I needed to use something called IPMI.