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I don't think there's much left to be done other than drive to the datacenter to cold power cycle the two remaining servers. iMC's Invoke-iDRACHardReset also does not work.
I did manage to reset one of the two where the web interface responded (but it isn't licensed) by manually issuing the DRAC reset HTTP request, copied from a licensed server. You should get your engineers to add that to the basic management panel. It's the bare minimum.
I don't care how many other features you choose to charge a license for, but you should never lock down ways of resetting the thing when something goes wrong. Same with SSH - it was alive but I couldn't log in due to missing license. IPMI doesn't need a license, but it was dead.
SSH really needs a premium license? Even HPE doesn't do that.
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