Mac OS X Server 10.4.9 から IPMITool が付属するようになった. このコマンドを使って,Xserve をリモートから監視,管理ができるように なった. 詳細は,実機が手にはいってから.
こんな情報あり. http://labs.hoffmanlabs.com/node/976
You can access the Mac OS X Server Xserve system Baseboard Management Console (BMC) via the Lights-Out Management (LOM) module using a network connection into the serial console; you can remotely access the console via IPMI. To access the serial connection from a Mac OS X box or another system with ipmitool installed, use the following command:
$ ipmitool -U username -H node.example.com sol activate
The sequence looks like this:
$ ipmitool -U username -H node.example.com sol activate Password: [SOL Session operational. Use ~? for help] Darwin/BSD (node.example.com) (tty.serial)
Mac OS X Server versions including 10.5.4 and 10.5.5 Leopard do have a appear to have a problem here somewhere, however, as you'll receive pairs of:
ProcessSOLUserInput - entered ProcessSOLUserInput - read 1 chars
for each character read in. It appears there's a diagnostic been left enabled. The connection does work, regardless.
A bug report has been logged with Apple.
Use ~. (tilde period) to terminate the sol session, or use ~? to get assistance on the special characters.
For more information and for more help on ipmitool, the usual commands are:
man ipmitool
or
ipmitool -h
If your particular Mac OS X configuration doesn't have the man page available (and the installation of Server Tools may be required?), here is the Apple ipmitool man page.
ipmitool 1.8.9 reportedly fixes this
ipmitool -o intelplus -I lanplus -H host.domain.com -U user sol activate
「サーバモニタ」の「情報」タブ欄には, 「再起動」ボタンに加え,「電源を入れる」ボタンが加わった.
あと,メニューの「サーバ」メニューには, 「ローカルコンピュータを設定」という項目があった. ここから,LOM の設定を行なう.
Apple のサイトにいくつか詳しい情報がある.
http://docs.info.apple.com/jarticle.html?artnum=304896
LOM 用に 1つ IP アドレスを用意する必要があり, 設定は GUI でもできるようだ.
http://docs.info.apple.com/jarticle.html?artnum=304897