Baseboard Management Controller (Bmc); Ipmi Oem Commands - SMART Embedded Computing MC1600 Installation And Use Manual

Software Configuration
3. Enable rate select (high speed) for SFP module - port 1 (xe0):
[root@mc1600-c1 ~]# sfptool -p1 -r1
[root@mc1600-c1 ~]#
4. Disable the transmitter for SFP module - port 3 (xe2):
[root@mc1600-c1 ~]# sfptool -p3 -t0
[root@mc1600-c1 ~]#
5.2.2

Baseboard Management Controller (BMC)

Hardware management and monitoring is accomplished via the BMC.
Sensors:
Sensors are read using the ipmitool utility with the command shown:
ipmitool sensor
CPU2 power state:
From the CPU1 command line the ipmitool utility is used to set the power state of CPU2
with the following command:
ipmitool raw 0x2e 0x34 0xae 0 0 0x3 0x61 <power state>
The valid values for power state:
0: power down
1: power up
2: reset
5.2.2.1

IPMI OEM Commands

A list of IPMI OEM commands have been created to help with platform management in
Table 5-4 SMART EC IPMI OEM Command Summary on page
documents the OEM commands with the details specific to Extreme Edge Server, which
may be different from other similar platforms.
SMART EC IPMI OEM commands use the network function code 0x2E/0x2F, which is
OEM/Group according to the IPMI 2.0 specification.
Deviated from the IPMI specification, instead of the three-byte IANA number, the Artesyn
OEM commands use a single byte value 0xae as the identifier of the SMART EC OEM
commands under the net function group. SMART EC IPMI OEM commands also include
an additional version byte in the request message in case the requested data structure gets
enhanced over time. Therefore, a generic SMART EC IPMI OEM command must follow
the General OEM Command Structure
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