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[Linux] IPMItool and outputting System Event Logs
[Linux] IPMItool and outputting System Event Logs
Step-by-step guide
- Make sure IPMI and IPMItool is installed
- Run the command to output system log/activity
1. Install IPMI and IPMItool via yum using the following command:
For CentOS 7.x
[root@exx]# yum install OpenIPMI OpenIPMI-tools
For Rocky Linux 8
[root@exx]# sudo dnf -y install ipmitool
For Ubuntu 20.04
[root@exx]# sudo apt install ipmitool
2. Make sure that the server is set to start during startup and start the IPMI service.
[root@exx]# chkconfig ipmi on [root@exx]# service ipmi start
You can now use these commands to print output of the system activity:
ipmitool sel info ipmitool sel elist ## output the .txt file to send to Support if they ask ipmitool sel elist > ipmilogs.txt
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