Yesterday I had the 'pleasure' to play with an IMM - one of these dinosaur management processors shipped by IBM. The system was still online so I couldn't do too much. Here is what I could do:
Connect and help:
# ssh Administrator@192.168.12.43
Administrator@192.168.12.43's password:
Legacy CLI Authorization
Legacy CLI Application
system>help
? -- Display command list
clearcfg -- Resets the IMM to its default settings
clearlog -- Clear IMM event log
clock -- Display/set date, time, GMT offset, and dst setting
console -- Exit CLI, attach to serial console
dhcpinfo -- View DHCP server assigned settings
exit -- Exit CLI (log off)
fans -- Displays the fan speed for all system fans
help -- Display command list
history -- Display history of last 8 commands
identify -- Control system locator LED
ifconfig -- Ethernet configuration
ldap -- LDAP configuration
ntp -- Displays and configures the Network Time Protocol
passwordcfg -- Password configuration
portcfg -- Serial port configuration
power -- Control server power
readlog -- Displays the IMM event log, five entries at a time
reset -- Reset server
resetsp -- Reset IMM
slp -- View/edit SLP parameters
srcfg -- Serial redirection configuration
ssl -- SSL configuration
syshealth -- System Health
temps -- Display system temperatures
timeouts -- Server timeouts configuration
update -- Update firmware
usbeth -- Inband (Ethernet over USB) interface
users -- User profile configuration
volts -- Displays all the voltages and voltage thresholds
vpd -- Display VPD
System health:
system>syshealth
Power On
State OS booted
Restarts 96
Check fans:
system>fans
Planar Fan Speeds
Name Speed in %
------ -----------
Fan 1A Tach 35%
Fan 1B Tach 30%
Fan 2A Tach 29%
Fan 2B Tach 24%
Fan 3A Tach 40%
Fan 3B Tach 36%
Check volts:
system>volts
Planar voltages
HSL SSL WL WRL V WRH WH SSH HSH
---------------------------------------------------------------
Planar 3.3V * 3.04 * * 3.32 * * 3.56 *
Planar 5V * 4.47 * * 4.95 * * 5.58 *
Planar 12V * 10.69 * * 12.15 * * 13.45 *
Planar VBAT * 2.10 2.25 * 3.10 * * * *
Check logfile:
system>readlog
1 I 11/14/2012 15:20:48 IP address of default gateway modified from 192.168.12.198 to 192.168.12.199 by user Administrator
2 I 11/14/2012 15:19:53 Remote Login Successful. Login ID: Administrator from LegacyCLI at IP address 192.168.12.76
3 E 11/14/2012 15:09:16 Security: Userid: root had 1 login failures from an SSH client at IP address 192.168.12.76.
4 E 11/10/2011 14:03:39 Remote access attempt failed. Invalid userid or password received. Userid is from TELNET client at IP address 192.168.12.76
5 E 11/10/2011 14:03:39 Remote access attempt failed. Invalid userid or password received. Userid is from TELNET client at IP address 192.168.12.76
History of the last 8 commands:
system>history
0 help
1 ifconfig eth0
2 ifconfig eth0 -g 192.168.12.199
3 ifconfig eth0
4 fans
5 users
6 help
7 history
System time:
system>clock
11/14/2012 15:24:00 GMT +4:00 dst on
Toggle locator LED:
system>identify -s on
ok
system>identify
-s on
system>identify -s off
system>identify
-s off
Basic network settings:
system>ifconfig eth0
-state : enabled
-c : static
-i : 192.168.12.43
-g : 192.168.12.199
-s : 255.255.255.0
-n : srv01imm
-auto : true
-r : auto
-d : auto
-m : 1500
-l : 00:00:00:00:00:00
-b : 11:22:33:44:55:66
Set a new standard gateway:
system>ifconfig eth0 -g 192.168.12.199
ok
Exit:
system>exit
Connection to 192.168.12.43 closed.
As I said before: the system was still online. So I could not do much more. No more fun for me...
Links:
http://www-947.ibm.com/support/entry/portal/docdisplay?lndocid=MIGR-5079770
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/tips0849.html
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