full-disclosure - Re: Dell iDRAC6

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Date: Thu, 07 Jul 2011 19:03:56 -0700
From: chris <chris@...aclysmal.org>
To: phil <jabea@...ea.net>, full-disclosure@...ts.grok.org.uk
Subject: Re: Dell iDRAC6

No DHCP, but, they sit on the typical RFC1918 192.168 block upon established link out-of-the-box. 

It's a feature. You shouldn't have OOB management on any externally accessable network anyway.

--chris

phil <jabea@...ea.net> wrote:

>Is it only me, but the iDRAC6 from Dell is kinda insecure. The default
>username and password is always root / calvin. (I configured a lot of Dell
>server from like  R610 to NX3000 and they all share that default password)
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>On the other hand, hp iLO got hardcoded password that change from each
>servers they ship.
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>Both of them come pre-configured on some private class IP, at least the
>iDRAC is not DHCP by default, that's the only thing that make me think it's
>not at 100% insecure, but just not secure at 100% either.
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