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ipmitool will ask for a password for user ADMIN in all cases. You can avoid this by putting it in a 0600 file and using the -f flag, or passing it on the command line (-P; not super-secure, but our environment is pretty trusted), or putting it in your environment (see the man page).
ipmitw
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ipmitool is a bit of a pain to use (lots of arguments, can't specify everything in environment variables or ~/.ipmitool config files, etc, only operates on one machine at a time). That's why I threw together ipmitw (ipmi tool wrap) to simplify things. You can download it here.
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