Discovery
Step 1. Task definition
- Defines the general settings and schedule of the Discovery task.
- A specific agent group must be selected. The plugin rejects an empty group or the
Allgroup. - The interval defined in the task is also assigned to the agents generated by the plugin.
Step 2. iDRAC configuration
- iDRAC targets: required list of IP addresses, DNS names, or URLs. It accepts one target per line and uses HTTPS when the scheme is omitted. All targets in a task must belong to the selected iDRAC generation.
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iDRAC credentials: required
credentials.customentry. Pandora FMS provides theuserandpasswordfields to the plugin encoded in Base64. -
iDRAC version: selects the Redfish structure used to query temperature and power data. The available options are
iDRAC 9andiDRAC 10. The default isiDRAC 9. -
Use session authentication: creates a Redfish session and uses the
X-Auth-Tokenheader instead of Basic authentication. Disabled by default. - Validate TLS certificate: validates the TLS certificate presented by iDRAC. Disabled by default to support the self-signed certificates commonly used by iDRAC.
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Request timeout: maximum connection and response time for each request, in seconds. The default is
10, and the effective minimum is5.
Step 3. Agent settings
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Agent name prefix: prefix added to each agent name. The default is
iDRAC. - Module name prefix: optional prefix added to every generated module. Empty by default.
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Agent autodisable mode: sets
agent_modeto2to temporarily disable an agent when all its modules become unknown. Disabled by default; in that case,agent_modeis set to1.
Step 4. Module tokens
- System modules: creates general health, power state, CPU, memory, and inventory modules. Enabled by default.
- Fan modules: creates speed, health, and state modules for every discovered fan. Enabled by default.
- Temperature modules: creates temperature, health, and state modules for every discovered sensor. Enabled by default.
- Power supply modules: creates consumption, capacity, input, output, health, and state modules for power supplies. Enabled by default.
- Storage modules: creates modules for controllers, physical drives, and volumes. Enabled by default.