Help Making Intel RMM4 Lite 2 IPMI Remotely Accessible

I have an Intel server with an Intel RMM4 Lite 2 IPMI management system running in a data centre that I am unable to access. The ideal candidate has experience managing Intel server hardware from a Linux environment. The system has two network ports and a dedicated management port. When the server was first installed, it was running off the dedicated management port via an admin VPN. This was working well. However a remote hands knocked out the power and when the power was brought back up, the IPMI is no longer accessible. ipmitool works locally, see an example of attached output. I do not have dpccli installed, and I have not been able to get it working. When I extract the 64 bit SUSE rpm (I am running Ubuntu 18.04) the file looks like a 32 bit ELF but gives an error: > -bash: ./dpccli/usr/local/cli/dpccli: No such file or directory I need someone who can help me get the IPMI so it is remotely accessible via the control port without physical access to the machine. UPDATE: The network manager has confirmed that the IPMI has failed over to the other ethernet port (but is unreachable due to the IP range). So I need to find a way to force the IPMI back the to control port and hopefully stop it ever failing back over.