[AusNOG] SuperMicro IPMI System Health Readings, Displayed on site

[Shannon G @ Web24]

Hey Daniel,

Can't provide any examples but a few weeks ago we knocked together a quick bash script using ipmitool.

We were checking the status of an interface setting which was causing some havoc for us, on a few thousand systems.

No reason you could t integrate it into what you're doing.

Sent from my iPhone

On 24/05/2013, at 19:31, "Johann Kruse" <whassaname at gmail.com<mailto:whassaname at gmail.com>> wrote:

Ahem.  Auto-correct fail?
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From: Daniel Watson<mailto:daniel at glogroup.com.au>
Sent: ‎24/‎05/‎2013 7:22 PM
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Subject: [AusNOG] SuperMicro IPMI System Health Readings, Displayed on site

Gday Niggers

I know this mailing list is not designed for general questions really, But i thought it cant hurt to ask the general community in case somebody might know, or has come across this sort of thing before,

But i would like to know how i can get some system health readings from IPMI devices, and display them on a website,

We operate over 50 IPMI devices on our network at present, and its hard to monitor the CPU temp and such,  Just would like a simple page listing each server and its temp and fan speeds ect,

On list or Off List reply's welcome.

Regards in advance

Daniel
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