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On an HP C7000 blade enclosure with standard DL385's with up to date ILO2 (2.29); local (and remote) IPMI works splendidly for getting the usual temperatures, mac addresses, access to the console; boot options, power and so on.

However I'd like to get access to the 'BladeCenter' information of the ILO (the last tab in the webinterface) from within the blade/host through IPMI (as opposed to doing an ssh query 'around through the outside' to the ILO or OA Eand extracting it from the XML).

Specifically I would like to learn what bay the blade is in (and perhaps the asset tags and enclosure/rack-name set in the OTA).

Not been able to find it through IPMI (IPMITool, OpenIPMI). Suggestions very much appreciated.

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If we're doing this on a local host, then why use IPMI at all? While you certainly could use that to get chassis information, dmidecode is effective when on a local host. Specifically, the command # dmidecode -t 3 will output (usually) all relevant chassis information while excluding other details.

Spooler
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You should use HP-specifc tools.
You could SSH to the Onboard Administrator and retrieve this info, for example.

ewwhite
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