Comments on: IPMI touch FAQ http://www.yellowkompressor.com/ipmi-touch unKompressed Perspective Sun, 05 Feb 2012 18:57:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Sailer Shen http://www.yellowkompressor.com/ipmi-touch/faq/comment-page-1/#comment-9888 Sailer Shen Wed, 21 Dec 2011 07:13:51 +0000 http://macbookpro.local/yellowKompressor/wp/faq/#comment-9888 When you'll make the IPMI touch ipad version? When you’ll make the IPMI touch ipad version?

]]> By: yellowKompressor http://www.yellowkompressor.com/ipmi-touch/faq/comment-page-1/#comment-9710 yellowKompressor Tue, 14 Jun 2011 22:24:02 +0000 http://macbookpro.local/yellowKompressor/wp/faq/#comment-9710 Alvaro, It will be possible to specify <a href="/ipmi-touch/2011/06/06/custom-ports/" rel="nofollow">custom UDP ports in hostname dialog</a> starting with version 1.3 of IPMI touch. Alvaro,

It will be possible to specify custom UDP ports in hostname dialog starting with version 1.3 of IPMI touch.

]]> By: urs http://www.yellowkompressor.com/ipmi-touch/faq/comment-page-1/#comment-9707 urs Sun, 29 May 2011 19:42:37 +0000 http://macbookpro.local/yellowKompressor/wp/faq/#comment-9707 Agreed! As I was testing this over a local subnet, it works beautifully... then using 3G servers are inaccessible, since they are set up similarly to what Alvaro describes above. For now, I have a work-around using VPN, but it's not ideal. Also see my other post on adding a pass code to use the app in case we store passwords for the individual IMPI configurations. Agreed! As I was testing this over a local subnet, it works beautifully… then using 3G servers are inaccessible, since they are set up similarly to what Alvaro describes above. For now, I have a work-around using VPN, but it’s not ideal.

Also see my other post on adding a pass code to use the app in case we store passwords for the individual IMPI configurations.

]]> By: Alvaro Arroyave http://www.yellowkompressor.com/ipmi-touch/faq/comment-page-1/#comment-2377 Alvaro Arroyave Mon, 31 Jan 2011 10:41:27 +0000 http://macbookpro.local/yellowKompressor/wp/faq/#comment-2377 Hi, the full version of IPMI supported only the port 623 and we can only manage a server over Internet regardless of whether I set up the appropriate NAT translation or not. Example: Server 1: 80.xxx.xxx.xxx: 623 Server 2: 80.xxx.xxx.xxx: 624 Server 3: 80.xxx.xxx.xxx: 625 All connections are refused and not even the server 1 can connect to. The connection works only without specified port and the limitation of this software on a server by IP (public IP). In the local area network LAN is not a problem, because all IP addresses are directly addressed, so I can manage multiple servers, but not over Internet and that is very important in case of disaster. The PORT parameter should be supported so that this tool is useful. Thanks in advance and greetings from Switzerland, ing. Alvaro A. Hi, the full version of IPMI supported only the port 623 and we can only manage a server over Internet regardless of whether I set up the appropriate NAT translation or not.
Example:
Server 1: 80.xxx.xxx.xxx: 623
Server 2: 80.xxx.xxx.xxx: 624
Server 3: 80.xxx.xxx.xxx: 625

All connections are refused and not even the server 1 can connect to.
The connection works only without specified port and the limitation of this software on a server by IP (public IP). In the local area network LAN is not a problem, because all IP addresses are directly addressed, so I can manage multiple servers, but not over Internet and that is very important in case of disaster.
The PORT parameter should be supported so that this tool is useful.
Thanks in advance and greetings from Switzerland,
ing. Alvaro A.

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