[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hii all, > > int ipmi_pet_create(ipmi_domain_t *domain, > unsigned int connection, > unsigned int channel, > struct in_addr ip_addr, > unsigned char mac_addr[6], > unsigned int eft_sel, > unsigned int policy_num, > unsigned int apt_sel, > unsigned int lan_dest_sel, > ipmi_pet_done_cb done, > void *cb_data, > ipmi_pet_t **pet); > > In the above function i dont know the \'channel\' number, can i use the > channel = Eh > It's the IPMI LAN channel you want to use to send the trap. Some systems have more than one channel, but if the system supports LAN channels it will be on a channel chosen by the manufacturer. "0xe" will probably not work. > > In the above function what value going to give the \'connection\' parameter > A domain supports more than one connection, you need to read the documentation on that. Generally there is only one, so you use zero.
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