Hello,
I want to boot my FreeNAS System by starting an Script on my Windows PC. For this I'm using ipmiutil on Windows 10.
Got it now working with "./ireset -D -N IP -U USERNAME -R XXX". But the big Problem is, to boot your System, the IPMI User needs Admin privileges for starting the Server. User or Operator seems to be not enough for this.
I already created a new User just for booting the Server. But if I would give Admin privileges to this User, the password would be written in this Windows Script without any Encryption. So if someone would open this Script, he would have Admin privilege and full Access to my IPMI.
Is there any way to create an IPMI User who's just allowed to boot the System? There would be no other purpose for this User. Or is there, at least, a way to Encrypt the PW so that nobody can see the PW even after opening the Script?
Thank you!
I want to boot my FreeNAS System by starting an Script on my Windows PC. For this I'm using ipmiutil on Windows 10.
Got it now working with "./ireset -D -N IP -U USERNAME -R XXX". But the big Problem is, to boot your System, the IPMI User needs Admin privileges for starting the Server. User or Operator seems to be not enough for this.
I already created a new User just for booting the Server. But if I would give Admin privileges to this User, the password would be written in this Windows Script without any Encryption. So if someone would open this Script, he would have Admin privilege and full Access to my IPMI.
Is there any way to create an IPMI User who's just allowed to boot the System? There would be no other purpose for this User. Or is there, at least, a way to Encrypt the PW so that nobody can see the PW even after opening the Script?
Thank you!