What's your go-to solution for using the ancient ASPEED 2400 remote KVM Java service on modern clients? I can't get it to work with OpenWebStart. Are you using a VM or what?
Using ASPEED 2400 IPMI remote KVM on modern clients?
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I guess Asrock Rack. They never updated their AST2400 based boards to a BMC firmware with HTML5 KVM.
I do have a small VM with old Java 7.something JRE to access such ancient systems.
Btw: even that the newer AST2500 based systems do offer a HTML5 KVM you need the Java based one if you want to use remote media directly attached from your desktop…. Even for Supermicro boards.
I do have a small VM with old Java 7.something JRE to access such ancient systems.
Btw: even that the newer AST2500 based systems do offer a HTML5 KVM you need the Java based one if you want to use remote media directly attached from your desktop…. Even for Supermicro boards.
Yep, nailed it, ASRock Rack. Never buying again.
Wow, I didn't know that about AST2500. Do you know if AST2600 fixes the requirement?
I really need a new board but I literally cannot find any mATX board with 10GbE and AST2600 on sale, with any socket.
Java 8 with WebStart installed (e.g., from AdoptOpenJDK), and remove 3DES_EDE_CBC from disabled TLS algo list. Or use the docker: GitHub - solarkennedy/ipmi-kvm-docker: A Dockerfile to make it easy to use the ipmi kvm on hosts
If IPMIView works for your hardware, you get to avoid browser Java applet/obsolete JWS stuff and it has media support.