You can see hponcfg file and ilo.xml that we just created. On the left side under the /root navigate to /opt/hp/tools Now let’s see the configuration in the XML file. See the print screen while changing the IP address for host 2. This command will create an XML file with config infoĭon’t get confused with the IP address. Now navigate tp“cd /opt/hp/tools “ and press enter
Type “user” press enter then type “password” and press enter
#HP ILO 4 LOGIN PASSWORD#
Tools I was using were WinSCP and PuTTY.įirst, we will change the password of iLO Host1. The IP address for Host2 was 192.168.0.104.Ĭhange the IP address of Host1 and reset the passwords of Host1 and Host2. When connected iLO of Host1 and Host2 and search the network we found that iLO for host1 has the same IP address than ESXi Host3 192.168.0.103. Host3 – ESXi IP 192.168.0.103 – iLO IP 192.168.0.113 ( no password for ESXi but have a password for iLO) Host2 – ESXi IP 192.168.0.102 – ( no password for iLO and it was not connected ) Host1 – ESXi IP 192.168.0.101 – ( no password for iLO and it was not connected )
Infrastructure built on 2x D元80G8 (host 1 and 2), 1x D元80G9 (host 3) all running HP Customized ESXi 5.5 and vSphere 5.5 But not for the VitaliT team.įollow the instructions below to reset your iLO passwords without need to restart the server and going into iLO console with F8. It happened to us while acquiring a support contract with a new client with no handover of documentation which, by the way, did not exists could be a challenging task when you need to start supporting them immediately. Today we are sharing with you a new step by step solution for changing the HP iLO 4 Password with not business continuity disruption or so called downtime.
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