This section explains how to configure Integrated Lights Out (iLO) on HPE Apollo 4200 Gen9 nodes.
The HPE Apollo 4200 Gen9 90T, 180T, and 288T platforms will reach their End of Platform Support (EoPS) on April 20, 2025.
Prerequisites
To configure the iLO port, you must have root access to the client-facing network through SSH. For example, you can run the sudo -s command.
Access to the iLO port on a public LAN can have serious security implications because it can grant anyone with credentials direct access to your server’s hardware and console. Follow security best practices when implementing iLO access.
How the iLO Port Works
Your node provides iLO support for out-of-band maintenance access even when the node is plugged in but powered off. The following diagram shows the location of the iLO port.
Your nodes receive DHCP address assignments by default. When you configure a node’s iLO port, you can access the node by using the IP address (that the DHCP server assigns to the node) and a browser that supports HTML5, Java, or .NET.
We strongly recommend separating your iLO access network from your client-facing network.
To access iLO configuration from the BIOS System Utilities menu, press F9.
The IMPI username and password are unrelated to your Qumulo administrative credentials.
iLO Configuration
To configure the iLO port, you must use ipmitool. For more information, see the following HPE resources: