HP Integrated Lights-Out Addendum

Parameter Default
value
Description
Telnet Access Disabled This setting enables you to
connect a telnet client to the
Remote Console/Telnet port,
providing access to the iLO CLP.
The following settings are valid:
• Enabled—iLO enables telnet
clients to connect to the
Remote Console/Telnet port.
Network port scanners can
detect that iLO is listening on
this port. Unencrypted
communication is allowed
between the iLO CLP and
telnet clients.
• Disabled— iLO does not
allow telnet clients to connect
to the Remote Console/Telnet
port. Network port scanners
will not normally detect if this
port is open on iLO. iLO
listens on this port for a few
seconds when the Remote
Console is opened, but telnet
connections are not
accepted.
Communication between the iLO
and Remote Console is
encrypted.
Remote
Console/Telnet
Port
23 This setting enables you to specify
which port the iLO Remote
Console uses for remote console
communications.
Web Server
Non-SSL Port
80 This setting enables you to specify
which port the embedded web
server in iLO uses for unencrypted
communications.
Web Server
SSL Port
443 This setting enables you to specify
which port the embedded web
server in iLO uses for encrypted
communications.
Parameter Default
value
Description
Terminal
Services
Passthrough
Disabled This setting enables you to control
the ability to support a connection
through iLO between a
Microsoft® Terminal Services
client and Terminal Services
server running on the host. The
following settings are valid:
• Automatic—When remote
console is started, the
Terminal Services client is
launched.
• Enabled—The pass-through
feature is enabled and can
connect the Terminal Services
client directly to the iLO
without logging in to the iLO.
• Disabled—The pass-through
feature is off.
Terminal
Services Port
3389 This setting enables you to specify
the Terminal Services Port that the
iLO uses for encrypted
communications with Terminal
Services Passthrough software on
the server. If the Terminal Services
port is configured to anything
other than the default, you must
change the port number in
Windows® 2000 to match it.
Virtual Media
Port
17988 This setting enables you to specify
the port for virtual media support
in iLO communications.
Shared Remote
Console Port
9300 This setting enables you to specify
the Shared Remote Console Port.
The Shared Remote Console Port
is opened on the client to allow
additional users to connect to
remote console in a peer-to-peer
fashion. This port is open only
when Shared Remote Console is
in use.
Raw Serial
Port
3002 This setting specifies the Raw
Serial Port. The Raw Serial Port t
is open only when you use the
WiLODbg.exe utility to debug the
host server remotely.
Console
Replay Port
17990 This setting enables you to specify
the Console Replay Port. The
Console Replay Port is opened on
the client to enable the transfer of
internal capture buffers to the
client for replay. This port is only
open when a capture buffer is
being transferred to the client.