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Subject: Re: iLO ... not very robust ... ?
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Marc,

On 4/14/06, Marc G. Fournier <scrappy@hub.org> wrote:
>
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> Is it just me, or is iLO not a particulary robust interface?


Well, in my experience, it's been quite robust, but we all know how
difficult it is to create perfect software.  If your web interface keeps
crashing, I would appreciate it if you could give me the details of your
configuration and we could try to reproduce it here.


> Finally found an iLO manual on my Documentation CD ... all 197 pages of i=
t
> ... just printed it off (prefer reading paper over PDF), and *wow* ...
> this thing does alot ... but, so far, I haven't found a way to 'reset the
> web interface' ... does anyone know how to do so?


Marc,  The SMASH interface provides a method of resetting all of iLO, which
I have mentioned before, but there is no way to reset the web interface
independently.

Regards,
John