Another approach might be to use bmc tool (or just about anything with IPMI that is convenient) to get the temperature, and drive a shutdown. This could be internal or external (via cron job run every 30 seconds or 1 minute) or driven over IPMI.
Either one should suffice I think.. Michael Stumpf Storage, Embedded Management Dell | PowerEdge Portfolio Sys Engr From: Adam Hough [mailto:adam.ho...@gmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, July 12, 2016 10:40 AM To: Antoine Migeon <antoine.mig...@u-bourgogne.fr> Cc: Stumpf, Michael <michael_stu...@dell.com>; poweredgec-tools <poweredgec-to...@lists.us.dell.com> Subject: Re: [Poweredgec-tools] pef alert By default the C6220 have always shutdown automatically when the inlet temperature was too high for the C6220 systems that I have managed in the past. They will first throttle back the CPU speed and will also print a message to the IPMI log as well so if your monitoring system can monitor the ipmi log then you can get an alert from your normal monitoring system. They will also change the status LED from green to flashing orange on the front of the system. (Though, flashing orange can mean other issues as well like a bad fan module.) -Adam Hough On Tue, Jul 12, 2016 at 9:21 AM, Antoine Migeon <antoine.mig...@u-bourgogne.fr<mailto:antoine.mig...@u-bourgogne.fr>> wrote: Thank you. I should have asked earlier... Antoine Antoine Migeon Centre de Calcul et Messageries Pôle des Systèmes d'Information et des Usages du Numérique Université de Bourgogne Tel : 03 80 39 52 70 Le 12/07/2016 17:12, michael_stu...@dell.com<mailto:michael_stu...@dell.com> a écrit : > Hi, > > To my recollection, this feature was never enabled for the command line. If > this is a large concern to you , you might be able to rig something up with > scripting; there are rich libraries available. If memory serves, > Perl::Mechanize is what I've used in the past. But I've never tried to do > what you're doing. > > good luck, > > Michael Stumpf > Storage, Embedded Management > Dell | PowerEdge Portfolio Sys Engr > > From: poweredgec-tools-bounces On Behalf Of Antoine Migeon > Sent: Tuesday, July 12, 2016 10:07 AM > To: poweredgec-tools > <poweredgec-to...@lists.us.dell.com<mailto:poweredgec-to...@lists.us.dell.com>> > Subject: [Poweredgec-tools] pef alert > > Hello, > > I want to enable automatic shutdown of C6220 nodes when inlet temperature is > above critical threshold. > > I don't want to use the web interface to configure the platform event > filtering. > I can enable the power off with pef-config utility (part of freeipmi) for a > specific event. > > My question is : how to enable "Global alerting" in command line ? > > In web ui, it is a simple checkbox : > > [ ] Global Alerting Enable Note: (This enables/disables both PEF and > email alerts). > > > Antoine > > > -- > > Antoine Migeon > > _______________________________________________ Poweredgec-tools mailing list Poweredgec-tools@dell.com<mailto:Poweredgec-tools@dell.com> https://lists.us.dell.com/mailman/listinfo/poweredgec-tools
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