Re: [Ipmitool-devel] Problem with lan connection to BMC

[<je...@je...>]

The "IPMI Request Match NOT FOUND" message indicates that ipmitool
received a packet it didn't expect.  This determination is made by
examining the incoming packet's command and sequence numbers and comparing
them with a list outstanding requests made to the BMC.

My guess would be the the received packet IS expected, but the BMC has
munged the sequence number (or something like that).  A packet dump would
be useful here.

If you are running ipmitool on Linux, you can generate a useful packet
dump with the command:
tcpdump -s 0 -i eth0 -x port 623

With the tcpdump output, you can determine exactly what ipmitool is
receiving (and decide whether this is a BMC issue or an ipmitool issue).

Jeremy


> Hi All,
>
> I am doing this to connect to the LAN interface using ipmitool on DELL PE
> SC 1425.
>
> I am getting a error WARNING: IPMI Request Match NOT FOUND!
>
> even though the log shows session is activated
>
> here is what i do and the response from BMC :-
>
> ipmitool -vv -I lan -L ADMINISTRATOR -A MD5 -H 192.168.755.201 -U root -P
> calvin lan print 7
>
> IPMI LAN host 192.168.155.201 port 623
> Sending IPMI/RMCP presence ping packet
> Channel 01 Authentication Capabilities:
>   Privilege Level : ADMINISTRATOR
>   Auth Types      : MD2 MD5
>   Per-msg auth    : disabled
>   User level auth : enabled
>   Non-null users  : enabled
>   Null users      : disabled
>   Anonymous login : disabled
>
> Proceeding with AuthType MD5
> Opening Session
>   Session ID      : 02002f00
>   Challenge       : c372b92a1bca11d322d1192ed584cc28
>   Privilege Level : ADMINISTRATOR
>   Auth Type       : MD5
>
> Session Activated
>   Auth Type       : NONE
>   Max Priv Level  : ADMINISTRATOR
>   Session ID      : 02003000
>   Inbound Seq     : 00000001
>
> Set Session Privilege Level to ADMINISTRATOR
>
> WARNING: IPMI Request Match NOT FOUND!
>   No response.
>
> Pls help regarding  IPMI Request Match NOT FOUND!
>
> Why is this coming ?
> TIA
>
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