Inability To Access Ilo Using Telnet; Inability To Access Virtual Media Or Graphical Remote Console; Inability To Connect To Ilo After Changing Network Settings; Inability To Connect To The Ilo Diagnostic Port - HP Integrated Lights-Out User Manual

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Inability to Access iLO Using Telnet

If you cannot access iLO using Telnet, you must verify the Remote Console Port
Configuration and Remote Console Data Encryption on the Global Settings
screen. If Remote Console Port Configuration is set to Automatic, the Remote
Console applet enables port 23, starts a session, and then closes port 23 when the
session is completed. Telnet cannot automatically enable port 23, so it fails. For
more information on Telnet settings, refer to the "Telnet Support (on page 116)"
section.

Inability to Access Virtual Media or Graphical Remote Console

Virtual media and graphical Remote Console are only enabled by licensing the
optional iLO Advanced Pack. A message is displayed to inform the user that the
features are not available without a license. Although up to 10 users are allowed
to log into iLO, only one user can access the remote console. A warning message
is displayed to say that the Remote Console is already in use.

Inability to Connect to iLO after Changing Network Settings

Verify that both sides of the connection, the NIC and the switch, have the same
settings for transceiver speed autoselect, speed, and duplex. For example, if one
side is autoselecting the connection, then the other side should as well. The
settings for the iLO NIC are controlled in the Network Settings screen.

Inability to Connect to the iLO Diagnostic Port

If you cannot connect to the iLO Diagnostic Port through the NIC, be aware of
the following:
The use of the diagnostic port is automatically sensed when an active
network cable is plugged in to it. When switching between the diagnostic and
back ports, you must allow one minute for the network switchover to be
complete before attempting connection through the Web browser.
If a critical activity is in progress, the diagnostic port cannot be used until the
critical activity is complete. Critical activities include: