IPMI 623

IPMI (Port 623) Enumeration and Scanning Commands

Step 1: Define the Target IP

Replace <target_ip> with the actual IP address of the target.

% Define the target IP
target_ip = '192.168.1.100';

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Step 2: Perform an Nmap Scan for IPMI-Related Services

Use the following command to identify services and vulnerabilities:

nmap -p 623 -sU -sV --script ipmi-* <target_ip>

In MATLAB:

% Run Nmap command for IPMI enumeration
command_nmap = sprintf('nmap -p 623 -sU -sV --script ipmi-* %s', target_ip);
disp('Running Nmap command for IPMI enumeration:');
disp(command_nmap);

% Execute the Nmap command
[status, cmdout] = system(command_nmap);
if status == 0
    disp('Nmap scan completed successfully. Output:');
    disp(cmdout);
else
    disp('Error running Nmap command. Check your Nmap installation and target details.');
    return;
end

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Step 3: Test for IPMI Vulnerabilities Using IPMItool

Test for vulnerabilities or retrieve system information. Replace <user> and <pass> with actual credentials.

ipmitool -H <target_ip> -U <user> -P <pass> chassis status

In MATLAB:

% Test IPMI vulnerabilities using IPMItool
username = 'admin';
password = 'admin';
command_ipmitool = sprintf('ipmitool -H %s -U %s -P %s chassis status', target_ip, username, password);
disp('Running IPMItool command to check chassis status:');
disp(command_ipmitool);

% Execute the IPMItool command
[status, cmdout] = system(command_ipmitool);
if status == 0
    disp('IPMItool command completed successfully. Output:');
    disp(cmdout);
else
    disp('Error running IPMItool command. Check your IPMItool installation and credentials.');
    return;
end

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Additional Notes

• Ensure IPMItool is installed on your system for further testing.

• Use secure methods for storing and retrieving credentials.

• Explore other IPMI-related scripts and tools for comprehensive testing.