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Latest version error "/!\ Your server isn't a Dell product. Exiting.' #89
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Hello,
2 possible things :
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It was working fine with the previous image (not sure what version but probably quite old as it was pulled over a year ago). Host OS is ESXi 7. Nothing has changed with the host at all. Latest iDRAC is v2.85 so not far behind latest. Docker with LAN and the console output is: iDRAC/IPMI username: root |
I don't have access to a machine with ipmitool ATM but I just reverted to the previous image and it is back to working. I'll have to provide the tool output later. |
OK I'll be waiting. Of course |
Ok, output as run from the console of the Docker container with the working image:
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Can you confirm that this is the full output ? My code is grepping :
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Odd, that is everything from the command.
Will upgrade to latest iDRAC firmware and see if anything is different. |
Having trouble getting my iDRAC update for some reason. But would like to try to determine at exactly the most recent image version it works at but I can't figure out a working tag for the docker image. Tried tigerblue77/dell_idrac_fan_controller:v1.5 etc. Can you give me a hint for the correct tag I should be using for previous image versions? |
Unfortunately, this Docker image doesn't have version tags at the moment, an issue is opened for this #77 |
Just updated BIOS and iDRAC to latest and receiving the same error with the latest container. Edit: Wondering if it has something to do with the "device not present (timeout)" and other one with no information at the end of the output? |
Well, it looks like maybe something is just borked with my server because I've tried another IPMI tool on my Mac and I get the same output. No information for:
So I might just be out of luck and stuck on a really old version unless I can figure out how to fix that. Thanks for your help! |
I believe this may be a problem with the docker image but cannot confirm for sure I'm getting the same error as @jayscovill my output is below. I havent gotten this to run successfully yet. FRU Device Description : Builtin FRU Device (ID 0) FRU Device Description : PS1 (ID 1) FRU Device Description : PS2 (ID 2) FRU Device Description : BP0 (ID 12) FRU Device Description : BP1 (ID 13) FRU Device Description : BP2 (ID 14) FRU Device Description : BP3 (ID 15) FRU Device Description : NDC (ID 4) FRU Device Description : PERC1 (ID 10) FRU Device Description : OEM fru (ID 17) |
Issue present here as well, on latest iDRAC firmware. Haven't tried prior versions of this fan tool before. |
Same Issue Here, (on Dragonfish-24.04-RC.1) and freshly updated R230 before attempting this C:\Program Files (x86)\Dell\SysMgt\bmc>ipmitool -I lanplus -H *********** -U ****** -P ******** fru FRU Device Description : OEM fru (ID 17) FRU Device Description : BP1 (ID 12) |
I have the issue on my server as well. FRU Device Description : PS1 (ID 1) FRU Device Description : PS2 (ID 2) FRU Device Description : BP1 (ID 12) FRU Device Description : IDSDM (ID 3) FRU Device Description : PERC (ID 10) FRU Device Description : OEM fru (ID 17) |
I do not want to distract from the core topic of this thread, but I switched to an alternative solution while this issue exists. Although this doesn't list compatibility with the 13th-generation servers, I have it running flawlessly on my R730xd. |
Curios on how you got it working and if anything different is needed. Just tried it and dont show any information on the app. |
I'm having the same issue too. Have a T430 that the mobo went bad. Got a new replacement mobo, that had original bios and idrac firmware on it when received updated the bios to 2.19.0 and idrac to 2.86.86.86. Prior to mobo replacement I was running bios 2.18.2 and idrac 2.83.83.83. It was working fine. Now I get: iDRAC/IPMI username: root This is running the LAN docker compose image: version: '3.8' services: Out put from "ipmitool -I open fru" command : IANA PEN registry open failed: No such file or directory FRU Device Description : PS1 (ID 1) FRU Device Description : PS2 (ID 2) FRU Device Description : BP1 (ID 12) FRU Device Description : IDSDM (ID 3) FRU Device Description : PERC (ID 10) FRU Device Description : OEM fru (ID 17) which is to a little strange as I have 2 PERC cards in it a 330 and 730P. I was able to run https://github.com/Danielv123/serverManager successfully, but it doesn't control the fan speed, fans are all 3000 RPM Noctua fans, 1 intake, 2 CPU, and 1 exhaust all running through a ID-COOLING FH-07 SATA Powered Fan Hub Link out to the single mobo fan header. No matter the temp they are always running 2880 rpm. I would much rather get this working it works much better. |
@XxSimpleAceXx I figured my server must not be supported, and just before I closed the window - data showed up and I was able to set the fan curve, etc. Fire it up and let it run, see if it comes up. If not, an issue in the other github repo would probably be best. |
@mcaroberts - I can't imagine the serverManager system being able to control that separate fan unit, but I didn't write it, so I could be wrong. |
Do want to update here, the app DOES work. I had to enable IPMI by SSH into idrac using racadm. I have a 730xd. |
Just wanted to update for other people, I was testing from another windows machine with the above commands, and IPMI control was working fine, the step I missed was enabling "OS to iDRAC Pass-through" after hard resetting the idrac and re-enabling IPMI over lan, truenas scale could communicate with it under the Network -> IPMI area, but once i realized i couldn't ping the idrac from the shell I enabled OS to iDRAC Pass-through, and both of these apps are now up and working on a Dell R230. |
This also fixed it for me. |
Hello there, sorry for the delay of my reply. Glad you figured it out ! |
Just pulled the latest version of the image and am getting the following now with an R730xd, dRAC 8 v2.81.81.81:
/!\ Your server isn't a Dell product. Exiting.
Compose:
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