Troubleshooting

How to Install an Operating System (OS) Using IPMI

March 9, 2017
7 min read
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Before you start the process of OS installation using IPMI, make sure you fulfill the following requirements:

  • System has to be set to OnBoard(VGA) video output
  • Network connection with either Dedicated IPMI port or Eth0(w/Shared IPMI port)

Here are the steps you need to take to utilize IPMI remote connection for OS installation:

Step 1 - Login to the target system by using IPMI web GUI (Java is required).

  • Login - ADMIN
  • Password - ADMIN

Step 2 - Go to the tab “Remote Control” and select “Console Redirection”

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Step 3 - Click on “Launch Console”

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Step 4 – A small file “Launch.jnlp” will be downloaded, run the file and the remote window will be opened

Step 5 – In the remote window, go to “Virtual Media” and select “Virtual Storage”

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Step 6 – Select “Logical Drive Type”, typical drive type is “ISO”

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Step 7 – Click “Open Image” to select the image file location, could be local in your PC or network shared drive.

Step 8 – Click “Plug in” and then click “OK” to mount the virtual drive, Device connection is now plugged-in, the setup is now done.

** Click "Plug out" to unmount it

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Step 9 – Reboot the system. Press <F11> when the BIOS bootup option display

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Step 10 – Select the boot device to “Virtual CDROM”

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Step 11 – System will boot up from the virtual CD-ROM and now you can start the OS installation

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Troubleshooting

How to Install an Operating System (OS) Using IPMI

March 9, 20177 min read

Before you start the process of OS installation using IPMI, make sure you fulfill the following requirements:

  • System has to be set to OnBoard(VGA) video output
  • Network connection with either Dedicated IPMI port or Eth0(w/Shared IPMI port)

Here are the steps you need to take to utilize IPMI remote connection for OS installation:

Step 1 - Login to the target system by using IPMI web GUI (Java is required).

  • Login - ADMIN
  • Password - ADMIN

Step 2 - Go to the tab “Remote Control” and select “Console Redirection”

Install-OS-Using-IPMI.png

Step 3 - Click on “Launch Console”

Install-OS-Using-IPMI2.jpg

Step 4 – A small file “Launch.jnlp” will be downloaded, run the file and the remote window will be opened

Step 5 – In the remote window, go to “Virtual Media” and select “Virtual Storage”

Install-OS-Using-IPMI3.jpg

Step 6 – Select “Logical Drive Type”, typical drive type is “ISO”

Install-OS-Using-IPMI4.jpg

Step 7 – Click “Open Image” to select the image file location, could be local in your PC or network shared drive.

Step 8 – Click “Plug in” and then click “OK” to mount the virtual drive, Device connection is now plugged-in, the setup is now done.

** Click "Plug out" to unmount it

Install-OS-Using-IPMI5.jpg

Step 9 – Reboot the system. Press <F11> when the BIOS bootup option display

Install-OS-Using-IPMI6.jpg

Step 10 – Select the boot device to “Virtual CDROM”

Install-OS-Using-IPMI7.jpg

Step 11 – System will boot up from the virtual CD-ROM and now you can start the OS installation

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