HP Mangement Port number

[nalina]

Appreciate if someone can give me the management port of below servers and switch.

ML 380 ILO,
DL 370 ILO,
HP brocade SAN switch,
HP storage work SAN,

[asqwq]

hi
management port for dl380 and ml370 is ilo in rear of server.
for san switch are 2 port :
1.consol :you can use this with hyper terminal
2.RG45 port : you can use this with web browser
defoult ip : 10.77.77.77
username : admin
password: password

[nalina]

I am sorry I haven't ask the question specifically

I want the TCP/IP ports of above services, for remote log in purposes. where I need to make a request. to My date center ISP, to give me the access to these port thorough my servers(for Server management).

[asqwq]

hi
do you want remote access to your server?

[nalina]

no, I want ILO level access to server.

like restarting server without on top of the OS level.(if OS freez We want to a reboot form remote site)

[Shayne Heidemann]

ILO uses 443 (HTTPS).

[Dhanesh Amirthalingam]

Hi,

I'm sure hp hasn't released any server named Proliant ML380 & DL370 that should be DL380 & ML370 servers.
The 2nd digit in the server name is used to identify whether it is a Tower Shape Proliant Server OR a Rack Mounable Server (DL=Density Line)

ML=Maximized Line= Tower= ML110, ML150, ML310, ML350, ML370, ML570 etc
DL=Density Line= Rack Mount= DL140, DL320, DL380 etc

That should clarify the scenario

The port is https://serverip/login.htm

HP ProLiant ML370

http://h18000.www1.hp.com/products/quickspecs/11450_na/11450_na.html

HP ProLiant Dl380 g5

http://h18000.www1.hp.com/products/quickspecs/12477_na/12477_na.html

HP brocade SAN switch
http://h18000.www1.hp.com/products/quickspecs/10457_na/10457_na.HTML

HP StorageWorks SAN

http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/DocumentIndex.jsp?contentType=SupportManual&locale=en_US&docIndexId=179911&taskId=101&prodTypeId=12169&prodSeriesId=406734

[Dhanesh Amirthalingam]

i think this link will help you out


http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c01658919/c01658919.pdf

[Jimmy Vance]

These are the ports iLO2 uses

iLO ports

22
23
80
443
3389
17988
9300
17990
3002

The only problem I've had with openeing these ports in a FW is the the "Integrated Remote Console" function uses a random port once the connection is made, so it doesn't work. The Java based Remote Console works OK.

The ports are shown under the administration tab of the iLO interface.

[Aaron Blosser]

For ILO use alone (basic functions like access to the web interface and integrated remote console), I've found that port 443 alone will work 95% of the time. You could open port 80, but by default ILO redirects you to the secure page anyway.

For me, I've only had to allow telnet (port 23) when I get locked out of the remote console and need to "acquire" it. Apparently that happens over the telnet port.

The other ports that another reply mentions are used for RDP pass through, SNMP, etc. so if you use those features, open up those ports, and if not, keep those ports closed off for security.