To do this, first of all download the Advanced Settings Utility for appropriate operating system, in this case Windows Server 2008 R2, so I selected the x64 version from the IBM site.
Download and extract the utility and then run it from a command prompt. I required just the IP Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway address changing to static values. This will also disabled DHCP on the IMM interface and then reboot the IMM to apply the new address.
asu64.exe set imm.hostipaddress1 192.168.1.10
asu64.exe set imm.hostipsubnet1 255.255.255.0
asu64.exe set imm.gatewayipaddress1 192.168.1.1
asu64.exe set imm.dhcp1disabled
asu64.exe set imm.reboot
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Thanks, was very helpfull for me
Thanks very much - very helpful!
I had to use asu64 rebootimm instead of asu64 set imm.reboot tho....
Thank you for this. I really appreciate it!! Here I was, thinking I had to wait till 2am to go on site to correct a mistake I made in setting up the IMM with its default IP, after chaning it, never seeing it again!!
adding --kcs at the end will speed it up.
Thanks. Very helpful. One thing though, there is a space missing in the DHCP command... should be "asu64.exe set imm.dhcp1 disabled"
Hi, thank you so much, you saved my day!
Anyway, In my case the last two commands did not work. Maybe I have a different version.
I figure out what could be the correct syntax, which is:
asu64.exe set imm.dhcp1 disable
asu64.exe rebootimm
THANK YOU AGAIN MAN!
Top stuff man... thanks
Is there a way to assign VLAN?
it works! thanks a lot.
Great Post!!! Thanks
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