![]() ![]() You can get the firmware for your version of iLO here: exe installers, lucky for us the good folks over at pingtool have done this for us and have made them available online to download. HP makes it a bit of a chore to extract the. You can check the installed firmware version by typing show while in the firmware1 folder. There is much more information available in the maps section if you want to explore. Above you will notice that we changed to the firmware1 folder located in the map1 folder. You can use the cd command to change folders. You will be presented with the following output. issue the command show. Before you do though take note of the current firmware version highlighted below in red. Once you have entered your password you will be at the iLO prompt. Open the terminal on your Mac, or Linux computer. Or if you are using telnet, this will work on Windows, Linux, and Mac OSX without any additional software. On Mac and Linux computers simply open your terminal. If you are using Windows, you can use putty to perform SSH connections. ![]() Our iLO is located at IP address 10.10.10.10 for this example, replace that IP address with whatever IP address your iLO has. In our example we will be upgrading an HP iLO-2 with firmware 1.82 to 2.227. After you click the Apply button your iLO may restart itself in order to enable the ports. Select Access from the Settings sub menu on the left sidebar. Thats what happened in our testing.Īfter you login to your iLO navigate to the Administration tab. Today its about access, and sometimes that means you need to relax a some security settings to get the job done. Securing your environment is for another post. Just that you should be aware that if it is exposed on an untrusted network, someone can snoop your password and username. This does not mean that you can not use it. In our test server we were upgrading SSH refused to work. Don’t worry even if you are not a command line ninja you can handle these simple instructions.įirst thing we need to do is enable SSH / Telnet. We need to use the command line to perform these updates. ![]() So what are you to do if you have the right voodoo of Internet Explorer, Windows, and Java? Well luckily we do not needa browser to perform a firmware update. Luckily some of these issues are fixed by HP with firmware updates, but a broken web interface that will not let you upload a firmware image is less than helpful… it is down right annoying. ILO is not without its faults, however, buggy firmware, Internet explorer dependency, Java compatability and so on make it a bit cumbersome to use in today’s mixed OS environments. This tool works wonderful for remotely accessing your system, bios, post screens, remote media and troubleshooting. Most HP Servers ship with an out-of-band management tool called iLO (Integrated Lights Out). ![]()
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