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Docker image to control your Dell PowerEdge fans via IPMI
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README.md

IDRAC Fan Controller Docker Image

To use,

docker run -e IDRAC_HOST=<host ip> -e IDRAC_USER=<username> -e IDRAC_PW=<password> -e FANSPEED=<hex fan speed> alombardo4/idrac-fan-control:latest

FANSPEED should be set as a hex value, e.g. 0x05

Example docker-compose.yml:

version: '3'

services:
  fan-controller:
    image: alombardo4/idrac-fan-control
    environment:
      - IDRAC_HOST=192.168.1.100 # override to the IP of your IDRAC
      - IDRAC_USER=root # set to your IPMI username
      - IDRAC_PW=calvin # set to your IPMI password
      - FANSPEED=0x05 # set to the hex value you want to set the fans to (from 0 to 100)
      - MAXTEMP=32 # set the maximum temperature (in celcius) before dynamic fan control kicks back in, optional, defaults to 32