type command asu64 show
It will shows many information but the first information will be displayed in the IP Address. You can to check on it quickly before it jump to the end. By the way, my IMM IP is 169.254.95.118.
Sunday, June 23, 2013
How to know IBM X3650 M4 IMM IP Address?
Most of the article stated that IMM default IP is 192.168.70.125 but it's not in my case. I try to figure out the IP because i want to access to IMM2 web interface to install key for Features On Demand (fod). In order to get the IP, i have downloded IBM Advanced Settings Utility (ASU) and unzip it into my C drive. Use command prompt to local ASU.exe or ASU64.exe.
type command asu64 show
It will shows many information but the first information will be displayed in the IP Address. You can to check on it quickly before it jump to the end. By the way, my IMM IP is 169.254.95.118.
type command asu64 show
It will shows many information but the first information will be displayed in the IP Address. You can to check on it quickly before it jump to the end. By the way, my IMM IP is 169.254.95.118.
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How funny, my IP is the exact same....
This occurred once I tried to set a IP Address to something static.
From there, I could not ping this IP, even if it was plugged into the network. Go figure.
Lucky, this 'autoconfig' IP worked! Go figure!!
Thanks for the advice!
Regards
Jarrod
Hi,
I also got mine set to http://169.254.95.118/
but I cannot access it nor ping it!
How can I access the IMM now?
Hi,
BY default IMM ip is 192.168.70.125. If you have changed it & you want to identify, you can go to uEFI Bios, go to advanced option, IMM COnfiguration & check/change the IP Address
I think that the 169.254.95.118 is the ip of the LAN over USB connection for the IMM.
If your "IBM USB Remote NDIS device" network adapter is configured with an IP on the same range, you can ping the IMM IP. I know this connection is needed for firmware updates with UpdateXpress.
I think that the 192.168.70.125 IP is used to access the IMM web page, an IBM technician used that to access.
My IBM was also not configured.. was able to figure out and configure with the same commands.
the ASU version was a bit different, though, was x86 version so I just had to type asu.exe show
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