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sillywalk•about 1 hour ago
*controllers

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...

inigyou•5 minutes ago
If you just don't plug in the BMC network port, you effectively have this. But people do plug in the BMC network port because it's extremely useful.
preisschild•8 minutes ago
Thats why I just want upstream OpenBMC support and redfish
burnt-resistor•about 1 hour ago
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.