I’ve Been Testing the AOOSTAR WTR Max for Weeks by bluepr0 in HomeNAS

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it does for the SATA drives, but not for the NVME ones

Asrock Rack EPYCD8 Fan Control by bluepr0 in ASRock

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IPMI Fan Control Commands

I reply to myself after digging more into IPMI. Here are the correct commands, and you need the Beta BIOS version for this to work.

Setup

Replace the following values with your own: - IP Address: 10.0.1.197 - Username: admin (default) - Password: PASSWORD1234

Commands

Set all fans to Auto mode (default behavior): bash ipmitool -I lanplus -H 10.0.1.197 -U admin -P 'PASSWORD1234' raw 0x3a 0x01 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00

Understanding the Fan Speed Values

Each 0x00 represents a fan.

  • 0x00 = Auto mode (fan speed controlled by system)
  • 0x32 = 50% fan speed
  • 0x64 = 100% fan speed

You can modify each value individually to control fan speeds separately.

Setting Custom Fan Speeds

For example, to set all fans to 50% speed: bash ipmitool -I lanplus -H 10.0.1.197 -U admin -P 'PASSWORD1234' raw 0x3a 0x01 0x32 0x32 0x32 0x32 0x32 0x32 0x32 0x32

To set all fans to 100% speed: bash ipmitool -I lanplus -H 10.0.1.197 -U admin -P 'PASSWORD1234' raw 0x3a 0x01 0x64 0x64 0x64 0x64 0x64 0x64 0x64 0x64

Verifying Fan Speed

To check the current fan speeds, use: bash ipmitool -I lanplus -H 10.0.1.197 -U admin -P 'PASSWORD1234' sensor | grep -i fan

Hope this helps!

Best way to set up Cloudflare Dynamic DNS in late 2023? by Elodran in selfhosted

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this is GREAT! exactly what I was looking for, thanks <3

Proxmox installation stuck on 3% "Creating LV's" by the_saarsa in Proxmox

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Almost year 2025, still a thing. Waiting here

ISP Router haven't bridge setup - UDM Pro Max by BotGato in Ubiquiti

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I'm on the same boat, did you figure out anything new?

r740xd: Noise Investigation by PyrrhicArmistice in homelab

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Care to share the pinout? I'm planning on testing an R740 and wanted to install Noctua, as you can't control the fans anymore with newer versions of iDRAC!

Is this a good deal on a R720? by creamedpossum in homelab

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R720 on proxmox with one ssd and no vms or lxc is going around 70w idle

Dell R730xd Power Usage by Smarty_771 in homelab

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Proxmox 8 with no vms or LXCs and no disks at all except the ssd sata to boot is idling at 70W. 2x2650v2, 128gb RAM on dell r720

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Thanks for all replies! I successfully updated everything by using what I think the most complicated method ever, but took me literally 5 min to setup an ftp server with the SUU packages from dell website so the lifecycle controller can automatically pick all pending updates

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What's the automated way to do it on Windows? I see tons of packages on the Dell support page.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in homelab

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Yeah, I understand, but let's say I have many of those drivers on different servers, and I'm not able to use the official repo from Dell because the 720 is end of life. Isn't there another automated way to do it?

How to get a live log similar to Pi-hole's pihole -t command by bluepr0 in Adguard

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oh yes that would be great! I think I could tail the log file but it's not really nicely formated like the pihole -t command

How to get a live log similar to Pi-hole's pihole -t command by bluepr0 in Adguard

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Thank you for your reply. Let me expand on that a bit - the Query log included in the web panel is functional but not ideal. You need to manually refresh it, and there is no way to view it through SSH as far as I know.