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#HP ILO 4 VERSION 2.10 SERIAL NUMBER#
#HP ILO 4 VERSION 2.10 INSTALL#
#HP ILO 4 VERSION 2.10 UPDATE#

$info.FIRMWAREinfo | out-file c:\temp\text.txt -Appendįeel free to change the script as you like :). $computer | out-file c:\temp\text.txt -Append $info = Get-HPiLOServerInfo -Server $iLOIP -Username -Password -DisableCertificateAuthentication -Category FirmwareInfo -Verbose

$iLOIPs = get-content -Path $iLOIP =Get-Content "PATH-TO-FILE-WITH-SERVERS" Import-Module -Name "C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\PowerShell\Modules\HPiLOCmdlets\HPiLOCmdlets.psm1" Enjoy a list where the hostname are listed first and then the HP iLO firmware version after. (Change the following: cmdlet path, PATH-TO-FILE-WITH-Servers, username and password) 4. Change the below Powershell script so it fits your environment Create a list/text file of server iLO's you want to check. Start by downloading the HP iLO cmdlet from HP hereĢ. System administrators whore in the habit of regularly patching servers are most likely protected. I therefore needed to create way around it, so information was pulled the right way. HP released patches for CVE-2017-12542 in August last year, in iLO 4 firmware version 2.54. The two above problems made it very hard to use because of the missing hostname information and the to much information about the iLO. Second problem: If you just used the standard command’s that HP suggests, you would receive a lot of unnecessary information about the HP iLO’s. So there was no chance to match the server to the firmware version installed on the HP iLO. Unspecified vulnerability in HP Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) firmware 2 before 2.27, 3 before 1.82, and 4 before 2.10 allows remote attackers to bypass intended access restrictions or cause a denial of service via unknown vectors. But the problem is that the hostname was not written. But I did not find this HP iLO cmdlet very useful when I wanted to retrieve the firmware information from a long list of servers.įirst problem. If you have a list of servers you want to check, you will just get one long list of firmware information directly in Powershell or exported to a text file. HP created a PowerShell cmdlet, that can help you retrieve this information. Verify updated Firmware ~]# hponcfg | grep Firmwareįirmware Revision = 2.Whether you are planning to upgrade your HP iLO’s firmware or just want a list of the current iLO firmware. ***** Please ignore console messages, if any. ***** iLO 4 reboot in progress (may take more than 60 seconds.)

#HP ILO 4 VERSION 2.10 UPDATE#

This operation will update the firmware on theįirmware image is 0x1001b1c(16784156) bytesįlashing is underway.

#HP ILO 4 VERSION 2.10 SERIAL NUMBER#

Update firmware file permission and run it ~]# chmod u+x /tmp/CP027911.scexe Check current Firmware version ~]# hponcfg | grep Firmwareįirmware Revision = 2.40 Device type = iLO 4 Driver name = hpilo 5.

Warning: /tmp/hponcfg-4.6.0-0.x86_64.rpm: Header V3 RSA/SHA1 Signature, key ID b1275ea3: NOKEY

#HP ILO 4 VERSION 2.10 INSTALL#

Install hponcfg (if not available) ~]# rpm -ivh /tmp/hponcfg-4.6.0-0.x86_64.rpm Make sure you download the required version from hereĢ. Download HPE iLO firmware files from HPE portal.