You can enable or disable the IMM LAN over USB interface
by using the IMM.LanOverUsb setting in the ASU.
When you enable or disable the
IMM.LanOverUsb setting,
you must use the
KCS interface
because the LAN over USB interface is removed during the
set command
process. This prevents the
ASUset command
from terminating correctly. You must use the
--kcs connectivity
option to make sure that the
asu command is completed
correctly and relates status.
asu set IMM.LanOverUsb Disabled --kcs
To connect remotely to an
IMM from a
Windows client to display
all available settings, type the following command; the
IMM external IP address
is 9.5.51.37.
asu show all --host 9.5.51.37 --user testid --password test
To
connect locally to an
IMM from
a
Windows operating
system to display all available settings, type the following command;
the
ASU connects
to the
IMM through
the LAN over USB interface.
asu show all --user testid --password test
To
connect locally to an
IMM from
a
Windows operating
system to display all available settings, type the following command.
The
ASU attempts
to connect over the LAN over USB interface by using the default
IMM authentication credentials.
If the default settings do not match, the
ASU attempts to use
the
KCS interface,
provided that the IPMI device drivers and mapping layers are installed.
asu show all
To
connect locally, forcing the
ASU to use the
KCS interface
and avoid using the LAN over USB interface, type the following command:
asu show --kcs
For
more information about connectivity parameters and usage, see Connectivity.