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Hey there! Thanks a lot, someone else has proposed using IMM and I’ve found an official IBM manual on Lenovos webpage for all of this. Only an additional question, what is the expected power draw when only the IMM is on? I’ve got no way to actually check it, and the main reason to use it is to save power
Unfortunately I don't have any servers to test that anymore and power was never a major concern at the time. Also a different use case, for me I've always used IMMs to remotely setup and troubleshoot for servers that I expected to be up 24/7.
You need to start learning about ipmi, try googling ipmitool and the name of your server.