Supermicro IPMI / BMC
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Default ADMIN Account
supermicro-ipmi / default-admin
Supermicro IPMI/BMC firmware historically ships with a default uppercase ADMIN account for initial management access; newer platforms may use unique passwords or require changes during setup.
Default credentials
ADMIN:ADMINLocation
IPMI web UI, Redfish, IPMI LAN, SSH/SMASH, KVM, and console redirectionBMC/IPMI configuration exports, SUM configs, and provisioning scripts
support bundles, factory labels, and deployment records
Notes
ADMIN/ADMIN is a common historical default; verify platform generation because newer devices can use unique default passwords or enforced change policies.
BMC/IPMI User Password
supermicro-ipmi / bmc-user-password
Supermicro BMC local users authenticate to IPMI, Redfish, web UI, KVM, virtual media, and management CLIs.
Location
BMC web UI, Redfish, IPMI v2.0, SSH, KVM, and virtual mediaipmitool/SUM config exports, BMC backup files, and provisioning manifests
password managers and out-of-band management vaults
datacenter provisioning scripts and monitoring configs
BMC event logs, Redfish/IPMI client traces, and automation logs
Redfish / Web Session Token
supermicro-ipmi / redfish-session-token
Supermicro BMC Redfish and web sessions issue session tokens or cookies that authorize subsequent management actions.
Location
X-Auth-TokenRedfish session token for BMC API requests
Cookieweb management session cookie
LocationRedfish session resource returned during login
HTTP traces and Redfish client debug logs
SNMP / IPMI LAN / TLS Secrets
supermicro-ipmi / snmp-ipmi-lan-secrets
BMC deployments may contain SNMP community strings, IPMI user hashes, LDAP/RADIUS secrets, SMTP passwords, and TLS private keys for management services.
Looks like
pattern-----BEGIN (RSA |EC |ENCRYPTED |)PRIVATE KEY-----Location
BMC configuration backups, SNMP/IPMI/LDAP/RADIUS settings, and TLS certificate files
management vaults and certificate stores
monitoring and fleet management automation
BMC event, SNMP, LDAP, and IPMI debug logs
Scope
Authorized use
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