This is a command-line interface tool for interacting with the HP Remote System Controller (RSC), allowing users to manage the host workstation, and the RSC itself, remotely. It is written in Python and uses DMTF's redfish library to interact with the RSC's Redfish REST API.
The tool was tested in Windows 11, and should work in Linux and MacOS as well.
- Get RSC information
- Get host workstation information and state
- Power operations on host workstation (on, off, reset, etc.)
- Manage RSC settings:
- Change administrator password
- Change network settings (DHCP, static addresses, proxy, etc.)
- Change date and time settings (time, timezone, NTP server, etc.)
- Firmware update
- Restart
- Reset to factory defaults
- Certificate management
Download the latest release from the GitHub Releases page. Extract the zip file to a folder of your choice and run the install.bat script to install the tool and bundled dependencies.
Note: This installation method uses your system Python installation. If you prefer to use a virtual environment, create one using python -m venv <env_name> and activate it before running the install script.
If you need to build from source or want to contribute to the project, see BUILD.md for detailed build instructions.
The tool provides a command-line interface with built-in help. After installation, you can run:
hprsctool --helpFor detailed usage examples and all available commands, see USAGE.md.
- Get system information:
hprsctool -u admin -p adminpassword -a myrscaddress system get - Power operations:
hprsctool -u admin -p adminpassword -a myrscaddress system power On - Network settings:
hprsctool -u admin -p adminpassword -a myrscaddress manager network get
- Python 3.12 or later (download from python.org)
