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тАО10-04-2007 07:33 AM
тАО10-04-2007 07:33 AM
ILO Network_setting trouble
I'm Traying to use HPoncfg to bring back my ILO network interface
Here is the command line I performed and the result:
C:\ILO Tools>hponcfg /f Mod_Network_settings.xml /l log.txt
No RILOE II board found.
Firmware Revision = 1.840000 Device type = ILO Driver name = cpqci
Script succeeded
And the here is my script mod_network_settings.xml:
So after doing this the interface still not responding, when I performed a ping 174.19.0.18, and the changes were not made even if everythig seems to be OK in log file:
Log.txt:
MESSAGE='No error'
/>
MESSAGE='No error'
/>
Scripting utility should be updated to the latest version.
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Do you have any ideas why the changes were not made?
Thank you
Here is the command line I performed and the result:
C:\ILO Tools>hponcfg /f Mod_Network_settings.xml /l log.txt
No RILOE II board found.
Firmware Revision = 1.840000 Device type = ILO Driver name = cpqci
Script succeeded
And the here is my script mod_network_settings.xml:
So after doing this the interface still not responding, when I performed a ping 174.19.0.18, and the changes were not made even if everythig seems to be OK in log file:
Log.txt:
MESSAGE='No error'
/>
MESSAGE='No error'
/>
MESSAGE='No error'
/>
MESSAGE='No error'
/>
MESSAGE='No error'
/>
MESSAGE='No error'
/>
MESSAGE='No error'
/>
MESSAGE='No error'
/>
MESSAGE='No error'
/>
MESSAGE='No error'
/>
MESSAGE='No error'
/>
MESSAGE='No error'
/>
MESSAGE='No error'
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MESSAGE='No error'
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MESSAGE='No error'
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MESSAGE='No error'
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MESSAGE='No error'
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MESSAGE='No error'
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MESSAGE='No error'
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MESSAGE='No error'
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MESSAGE='No error'
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MESSAGE='No error'
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MESSAGE='No error'
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MESSAGE='No error'
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MESSAGE='No error'
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MESSAGE='No error'
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MESSAGE='No error'
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MESSAGE='No error'
/>
MESSAGE='No error'
/>
MESSAGE='No error'
/>
Do you have any ideas why the changes were not made?
Thank you
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тАО10-05-2007 01:41 AM
тАО10-05-2007 01:41 AM
Re: ILO Network_setting trouble
You still have DHCP enabled for IP and Gateway. Change those lines to:
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тАО10-05-2007 03:50 AM
тАО10-05-2007 03:50 AM
Re: ILO Network_setting trouble
Yes it Works.
Thak you so much.
Thak you so much.
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тАО10-05-2007 04:01 AM
тАО10-05-2007 04:01 AM
Re: ILO Network_setting trouble
Solution found
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