Signed-off-by: Michal Konecny mkonecny@redhat.com
A few small notes, thanks for writing this up!
So, you don't need to be root, just have access to the mgmt password.
This only applies to bare hardware instances. Ie, in inventory/hardware. I does not work on vm's of course.
Might mention that to exit the sol console you need to use ~.
Also, you can run those commands locally if you are on the Red Hat vpn, but otherwise noc01 is needed.
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Addressed your comments.
Regarding the Red Hat VPN: As this is a guide for community folks as well I will leave the noc01 as default option :-)
I would add that the ~. is also the SSH disconnect key sequence, and that you need to add as many tilde ~ as ssh jump host you used. For instance, if you ssh to batcave01 -> noc01 -> ipmitool ~. will disconnect you from batcave01, ~~. will disconnect you from noc01 and ~~~. will disconnect you from the ipmi console. If you use ipmitool from your local workstation, then ~. is enough.
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Good catch! I updated the guide to make it clear.
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Pull-Request has been merged by zlopez
Signed-off-by: Michal Konecny mkonecny@redhat.com