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Ryzen and IPMI
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no there isn't
michalrz
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I realize you want something else but how about...
What level of management do you need?
You could turn in on via Wake on Lan, you'd need to forward UDP ports 7 and 9 and know the MAC address.
Then there's remote desktop stuff like teamviewer or tightvnc (the latter needs port forwarding too, the former does not).
Reporting is possible by software that monitors and e-mails the results (like HDD Guardian for hard drives)
What level of management do you need?
You could turn in on via Wake on Lan, you'd need to forward UDP ports 7 and 9 and know the MAC address.
Then there's remote desktop stuff like teamviewer or tightvnc (the latter needs port forwarding too, the former does not).
Reporting is possible by software that monitors and e-mails the results (like HDD Guardian for hard drives)
drescherjm
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I would also like this for my always on linux based PVR / fileserver. For me ikvm + power on / power off would be enough. I wish SuperMicro came out with a AM4 board.
They might eventually. They had some of the coolest socket 940 motherboards back in the day. I ran a Tyan K8WE (S2895) and a pair of Opteron 254's as my main rig in those days.