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Manage and support computers, servers, storage systems, operating systems, networking, and more.

Manage and support computers, servers, storage systems, operating systems, networking, and more.

04 March 2026

Tutorial

Update stand-alone enterprise baseboard management controller (eBMC) firmware through IBM AIX and Linux

IBM Power servers support firmware updates directly from the operating system on stand-alone eBMC (enterprise Baseboard Management Controller) systems, allowing users to update system firmware without a Hardware Management Console (HMC). This method is especially effective for IBM Power10 and IBM Power11 scale-out servers running with default operating system such as IBM AIX, Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), or SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES). This tutorial explains the prerequisites, validation checks, and the step-by-step procedure required to safely perform firmware updates from IBM AIX and Linux operating systems.

Update stand-alone enterprise baseboard management controller (eBMC) firmware through IBM AIX and Linux

20 January 2026

Tutorial

Back up and restore volume groups on encrypted physical volumes in IBM AIX

This tutorial explains the methods to back up and restore a volume group on an encrypted physical volume. This can be highly beneficial for restoring a system during disaster recovery, migration, or installing multiple systems with the same volume group structure. This tutorial explains how to securely back up and recover critical data while preserving encryption configurations and maintaining data integrity.

Back up and restore volume groups on encrypted physical volumes in IBM AIX

08 December 2025

Tutorial

Perform IBM Power firmware updates through the IBM i operating system in the manufacturing default configuration mode

The purpose of this tutorial is to guide users through the process of updating enterprise baseboard management controller (eBMC) eBMC firmware on IBM i systems configured in manufacturing default configuration mode, which is essential for maintaining system reliability, applying critical fixes, and ensuring compatibility with newer hardware and software features — especially in environments without the support of the Hardware Management Console (HMC).

Perform IBM Power firmware updates through the IBM i operating system in the manufacturing default configuration mode