topic Re: REMOTE ACCESS CARD in ProLiant Servers - Netservers

REMOTE ACCESS CARD

ALino — Mon, 05 Jan 2026 03:55:31 GMT

Buenas tardes è comparado un Remote access card usado la cual el vendedor no se acuerda las crendenciales que puedo hacer para resetearlo he probado de diferentes manera en la tarjeta tengo varios jumper pero no tengo un manual para guiarme

Es un ASPEED AST2150 HP instalado en un micro server N54L

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Good afternoon, I purchased a used remote access card, but the seller doesn't remember the credentials. What can I do to reset it? I've tried different methods; the card has several jumpers, but I don't have a manual to guide me.

It's an HP ASPEED AST2150 installed in an N54L micro server.

Re: REMOTE ACCESS CARD

Greeshma21 — Mon, 08 Dec 2025 07:44:12 GMT

Hi @ALino

The HP MicroServer N54L “Remote Access Card” (RAC) is an ASPEED AST2150-based BMC. If the previous owner changed the admin password, you have two practical ways to recover it:

Option A: Reset via local IPMI (no web password needed)
This is the safest method and doesn’t rely on guessing jumpers.

1. Boot the MicroServer with any OS that has IPMI tools (Linux is easiest).
2. Install ipmitool (e.g., on Debian/Ubuntu: apt-get install ipmitool).
3. Use the local KCS interface (no LAN credentials required):
4. After the cold reset, try logging into the RAC web UI using the new password you set for the admin user.

Option B: Hardware factory reset via jumper
If you prefer a hardware reset, the RAC has a small reset/factory-default header on the card. Without a manual, proceed carefully:

1. Power down the server and disconnect power.
2. Remove the RAC and inspect the PCB. Look for a 2-pin header or pads labeled something like “RESET,” “DEFAULT,” “CLR,” “PWD,” or “JP2/JP3” near the ASPEED chip.
3. Place a jumper cap across that header (or momentarily short the two pads with tweezers).
4. Reconnect power and turn the server on for about 10–20 seconds.
5. Power off, remove the jumper/short, reassemble, and power back on.

After a successful factory reset:

>> Network usually reverts to DHCP.
>> Web login typically reverts to default credentials (often admin/admin). If that doesn’t work, try setting a password via Option A and then log in.

Re: REMOTE ACCESS CARD

ALino — Tue, 09 Dec 2025 04:52:47 GMT

@Greeshma21 ,

Como que comandos ingreso al KCS ?
Cuando ingresaba con el servidor Linux me aprecia esto:
mansses 1l inmital raw 184822761 73 73 07 260272026402000200 02000000000
0x0B 0X00 0×00
Could not open device at dewipmilor/de/ipmi/or/de/ipmide/: No such file or directory

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What commands do I enter into KCS?
When I log in with the Linux server, I get this:
mansses 1l immital raw 184822761 73 73 07 260272026402000200 02000000000
0x0B 0X00 0x00
Could not open device at dewipmilor/de/ipmi/or/de/ipmide/: No such file or directory

Re: REMOTE ACCESS CARD

ALino — Mon, 15 Dec 2025 05:20:51 GMT

Ayúdame porfavor cuando genero los comandos con IPMITOOL me sale no encuentro archivos en el directorio

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Please help me, when I generate the commands with IPMITOOL, I get an error saying "files not found in the directory".