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- Thats why I just want upstream OpenBMC support and redfishby preisschild
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Too bad Oxide's non-BMC[0] service processor or something similar isn't available on all servers.
[0] https://oxide.computer/faq-friday/is-the-oxide-service-proce...
by sillywalk - Reasonable environments don't allow BMC access from the normal LAN, and instead have a protected LAN segment for the BMC's NIC, so the risk typically minimal as it requires breaching a secure control network. It's bad to have insecure hardware, but defense-in-depth and proper network design makes compromise from it much more unlikely.