- #DYNAMIX LOCAL MASTET PLUGIN UNRAID SETUP INSTALL#
- #DYNAMIX LOCAL MASTET PLUGIN UNRAID SETUP FULL#
- #DYNAMIX LOCAL MASTET PLUGIN UNRAID SETUP PASSWORD#
#DYNAMIX LOCAL MASTET PLUGIN UNRAID SETUP INSTALL#
add workaround to starting services during plugin install add lock file to enable or disable fan control page add hard drive selection for fan control add support for ASRock dual socket boards if available get unassigned drive temps from UA plugin
get hard drives for HDD Temperature from emhttp devices add hard drive selection for display sensors and Readings
#DYNAMIX LOCAL MASTET PLUGIN UNRAID SETUP FULL#
fix fan control full and auto speed for ASRock dual socket boards fix: remove info page error from freeipmi package
#DYNAMIX LOCAL MASTET PLUGIN UNRAID SETUP PASSWORD#
fix network password encoding on settings page change Dash page and Fan Control page condition check fix bmc reset and editor save success/error return fix plugin install services starting when disabled fix fan control rc.local_shutdown command options add support for any sensor display in footer add compatibility with System Temp plugin set Supermicro boards to full speed mode (other modes seem to interfere with script) format min and max percentages to one decimal place fix full fans add delay to script start add fan control support for virtual machines add more css and js autov thanks to ljm42 add support for Supermicro boards with CPU_FAN and SYS_FAN fan names fix summarized notification misalignment caused by tablesorter css remove all icons and convert to fa fonts fix hard drive spin down by using unraid hdd temps # ipmi-raw 00 3a 11 CPU_2_OVERRIDE CPU_2 REAR_2 FRONT_4 # ipmi-raw 00 3a 01 CPU_1_OVERRIDE CPU_1 REAR_1 FRONT_1 FRONT_2 FRONT_3 # ipmi-raw 00 3a 01 AA BB CC DD EE FF GG HH You may have to click load config unraid start if the settings aren't persistent after a reboot. The fans on this header are for my hard drives. I set all three thresholds for FANA to 200. Then select sensors config and scroll down to each fan and change the thresholds. To set the thresholds for to the config editor tab. You can also use the fan speed minimum % setting to help keep the fans above the thresholds you set. I have mine set all three thresholds for each fan at 200 - 300 rpms. So if the fan's rpms drop below this the bmc spins the fans up to full speed. The reason for this is because the default threshold is usually 700 rpms. You need to set the thresholds for the fans to a lower value or they will spin up to full speed constantly. Ipmitool is not part of the plugin anymore but here's a link to the packageīoth of these are compiled under 6.2 so they may not work on 6.1 They are ipmisensors, ipmisel, ipmifru and ipmiraw. They will accept any commands line options that their counterpart accept. They will use network connection or local from the plugin as well as filter ignored sensors. I've added some extra command line scripts.
There's also a minimum option to keep a fan from going below a certain percentage and a maximum to limit the highest fan speed. Setting a fan to auto will use the systems smart fan settings. Then set up temp sensor to monitor for the fan and the temp hi/lo thresholds. If you change or add fan headers you will need to rerun configuration. For Asrock boards there's a configure button that automatically sets any active fan to their location relative to the ipmi-raw command. IPMI fan control is supported for ASRock and Supermicro X10/X11 only. It cycles through 5 different events that are either warnings or alerts. You can test notifications either by sticking your finger in a fan or from the command line "ipmitool event 1" (you can also use 2 or 3) No need for bloody fingers or command line foo anymore, there's a button on the settings page for testing events. You can acces the sensor readings and events by navigating to Tools/IPMITools or clicking the Readings button on the settings page. You can pick any four temp or fan sensor to display at the bottom of the unRAID webGui.Ħ. There is a settings page at /Settings/IPMI for event notifications, remote ipmi monitoring and temp/fan sensors to be displayed in the webpage footer. This will install freeipmi and modprobe ipmi driversĥ. There will be an IPMI tool icon under the Tools menu/ UnRAID OSĤ.
Paste url into install plugin text input and click installģ.
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