http://next-hop-self.it/tags/oobm/ Recent content in oobm on next-hop-self Hugo -- gohugo.io en-us Thu, 24 Jul 2025 10:00:06 +0100 http://next-hop-self.it/posts/oobm-opengear-cli-usage/ Thu, 24 Jul 2025 10:00:06 +0100 http://next-hop-self.it/posts/oobm-opengear-cli-usage/ As i described in my last 2 posts about Opengear devices, they are offering a very comfortable and intuitive GUI to configure them and access remote devices but old habits are the hardest to die and sometimes we want to access our remote devices console port via CLI. Opengear OM let you to connect remote devices in many ways, the first one is through OM port manager shell. You simply need to ssh to OM and type pmshell command, then you need to choose the port you want to connect to: http://next-hop-self.it/posts/oobm-opengear-lighthouse-orchestrator/ Wed, 04 Jun 2025 10:00:06 +0100 http://next-hop-self.it/posts/oobm-opengear-lighthouse-orchestrator/ Last time i spoke about Opengear Operation Manager, an excellent and intuitive way to manage your oobm network and safely access your devices during a network issue. Operation Manager is a standalone device and you would probably install them in every critical sites of your company, doing so become hard and time-expensive to manage all OM at the same time, Lighthouse orchestrator helps us to group together all the remote OM and manage them in a single way. http://next-hop-self.it/posts/oobm-opengear-operation-manager/ Thu, 24 Apr 2025 10:00:06 +0100 http://next-hop-self.it/posts/oobm-opengear-operation-manager/ During this weeks i’m involved in a datacenter refresh project for a big customer so me and my team want to take advantage of this big opportunity to implement an out-of-band management network since the current implementation doesn’t have it (bad idea!) and use an in-band management. An out-of-band network is a separate and parallel network that manage all the devices that composed the in-band network (where all the main services and traffic flows) without interfere negatively with the in-band traffic flow and add amount of traffic to it.