This is complicated.
You have to access client area and there download
A) OpenVPN client GUI software with config file which will connect you to the servercomplete server. You have to first install this software. It is claimed to contains malicious code: https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/3eacf52332ac2d10a02247adbfa46eb9d491890ab1e1c830d8 9b39eb26b05b62/analysis/1492980864/
After installation you have to run OpenVPN GUI application and connect to the SC server.CrowdStrike Falcon (ML) malicious_confidence_86% (W)
Sophos ML trojan.win32.svcminer.a
TrendMicro-HouseCall Suspicious_GEN.F47V0422
.config file
B) Advanced/Custom tab will allow you to download config file alone.dev tun
persist-tun persist-key cipher AES-256-CBC auth SHA1 tls-client client resolv-retry infinite remote vpn.ipmi.jax.ndnx.net 1194 udp auth-user-pass ns-cert-type server comp-lzo adaptive
So you can add it to your OpenVPN GUI /config/ folder and after OpenVPN GUI restart, try to connect.
OVPN connection may fail:
TLS Error: TLS key negotiation failed to occur within 60 seconds (check your network connectivity)
TLS Error: TLS handshake failed
I do not know why, but obvious things like changing internet connection, restarting, other computer may work.
Then you can access IPMI login page mentioned in the ServerComplete IPMI section:
URL: http://********.ipmi.jax.ndnx.net
Username: srv********
Password: ********
Then you can receive error
Then you can submit support ticket and WAITLogin failed. User does not have 'Login to Dell BMC' privilege.
Finally you can login IPMI where you click KVM section and download two .jnlp Java files. (One needs to have Java.com installed.)
Launch file and receive error:
Java shows: Unable to launch the application.
or
java.net.ConnectException: Connection timed out: connect
(you may be on unstable mobile connection) or need to reconnect IPMI and re-download data?
Another error that can appear is about Untrusted application, self signed certificate. One need to access Java configuration and whitelist:
http://*****somethinghere*****.ipmi.jax.ndnx.net
http://*****somethinghere*****.ipmi.jax.ndnx.net:80
https://*****somethinghere*****.ipmi.jax.ndnx.net
http://iphere?
when opening data.jnlp, it can return some other error. So after re-downloading data.jnlp and possibly re-loging into IPMI, then the data.jnlp allowed to select local .iso image, but the upload was a few kilobits per second and after a few seconds 0. Reset USB button allowed to transfer few kilobytes and once again zero. Useless.
i wasted alot of time thanks to ServerComplete OpenVPN setup and thanks to old DELL IPMI console with Java.
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