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On Sun, 11 May 2008 22:42:52 -0400 (EDT) "Rich Braun" <[hidden email]> wrote: > Hmm I don't understand this argument. If main power to the computer is off > then you can't turn it on no matter what kind of options you have. In my case > I'm working with systems that each have two power supplies so hopefully the > above scenarios would be virtually impossible (at least, no more likely than a > scenario where a DRAC could somehow put power into the system by some > alternate method). The KVMs don't have any mechanism for power cycling or > resetting so that's what interests me about the DRAC/ILO solution. > > Didn't know you could connect a separate power supply to the DRAC or ILO, I > really am just starting out with this stuff, just wanted to post here that > this is an alternative to the KVMs (which have *always* frustrated me). Maybe > the console front-ends will ultimately prove just as frustrating but so far I > haven't had any troubles. And the "user experience" is as good as or better > than the Raritan or Avocent connection, at least through a 100-Mbit or faster > network link.
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