Everything posted by yeahsmitty
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How to control HPE iLO Fan Speed (iLO 4, Gen 8~9)
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS! I did this unlock about 2 years ago and have been manually ssh'ing into my server to adjust all fans until now. Recently I have been hellbent on finding an automated solution to turn these down without manual intervention while going down a lot of different avenues(ssh,python,shellscript,XML, and a bin file). I had also tried sshpass before but something with the userknownhostsfile was being dumb until I see you passed in -o UserKnownHostsFile=/dev/null which is perfect! Thanks again, Yeahsmitty
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SSH problem and script question
unfortunately I have not had any luck. I still have to SSH in from my desktop to run the commands. Let me know if you find anything!
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SSH problem and script question
UPDATE: I need help sending the inputs after the initial connection. I can get the initial ssh command to take but need to figure out how to send the commands to control the fans. EXAMPLE: I want to send the command "fan p 1 min 1" and then hit enter
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SSH problem and script question
I think I might have found the solution. I am going to try to write a script now to see if it works. while scouring the internet, i found the command "ssh -o KexAlgorithms=diffie-hellman-group1-sha1 user@hostname" instead of "ssh user@hostname"
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SSH problem and script question
Hi there, I have recently installed my existing OS on a new machine of a HP Proliant DL80 gen9. This machine is notorious for having loud fans so I have installed the iLO firmware that supports turning the fans down but needs a SSH connection into the iLO(BMO) to run the commands. Current state: If I try to ssh into the iLO from the unraid command line, it gives me an error of "Unable to negotiate with (MY IP) port 22: no matching key exchange method found. Their offer: diffie-hellman-group14-sha1,diffie-hellman-group1-sha1" but will let me ssh into it from the putty docker and in putty from other machines. Long story short, how can I either: 1: get the ssh of the regular OS to work with my iLO so I can write a script to automatically run when the system boots 2: write a script to start putty via the command line and do the same commands and then close out putty I would rather go with option 1 but if it 100% wont work, no biggie! I have tried googling this but no luck with unraid specific solutions. Thanks in advance!