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🔐 Default IPMI Credentials ▶ Click to expand

➕ Add New Server

Server Name

Protocol

Notes

📡 BMC Access

BMC IP

Username

Password

💻 Host OS Access (optional)

OS IP

SSH User

SSH Password

SSH Key (select from stored keys)

Manage SSH keys →

📋 Managed Servers

Click on a server to edit. Red button deletes the server and all its data.

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🚀 Bulk Apply Credentials

Apply SSH and IPMI credentials to multiple servers at once. Configure defaults in the SSH tab first.

📋 What to Apply

🔐 SSH Credentials (user, port, key) 🖥️ IPMI Credentials (user, password) ⚠️ Overwrite existing (replace current config)

🖥️ Select Servers

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🔌 SSH Inventory Collection

SSH to the OS enables detailed inventory collection (CPU model, exact memory, storage details). This is optional - basic inventory works via IPMI/Redfish only.

Enable SSH to OS for detailed inventory

ℹ️ SSH is disabled. Inventory collection uses IPMI FRU, SDR, and Redfish only.

🔐 SSH Key Management

Store SSH keys here and assign them to servers. Much easier than pasting keys on each server!

Stored Keys

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➕ Add New Key

Key Name

A friendly name to identify this key

Private Key Content

🔑 Default SSH Configuration

Configure SSH access for all servers. Server IPs are automatically derived from BMC IP (.0 → .1).

SSH Username

SSH Port

Default SSH Key

Select a stored key to use as the default for all servers.

SSH Password (fallback if no key)

Used only if no SSH key is assigned.

🖥️ Per-Server SSH Configuration

Override default SSH settings for specific servers.

Select Server

📋 SSH System Log Collection

Periodically collect system logs via SSH for AI analysis. Captures dmesg, syslog, journalctl, and GPU/PCIe errors.

Enable SSH Log Collection

Collection Interval (minutes)

How often to collect logs from servers with SSH access.

Retention Period (days)

How long to keep collected log entries.

📊 System Logs (Always Collected)

✓ dmesg - Kernel ring buffer

✓ journalctl - Systemd logs

✓ syslog - System messages

✓ mcelog - Hardware errors

✓ docker - Docker daemon logs

Automatically parses: AER errors, PCIe errors, GPU Xid faults, ECC/memory errors, OOM events

🔌 Optional Service Logs

Enable collection of GPU hosting service logs. Only enable if the service is installed on your servers.

Vast.ai Daemon Logs Collects kaalia.log - rental events, container starts/stops, verification status

RunPod Agent Logs Collects runpod agent logs - pod events, GPU assignments, health checks

💡 Tip: Enable these to help AI diagnose hosting-specific issues like rental failures or verification problems.

ℹ️ SSH log collection is disabled. Enable it to collect system logs for AI analysis of kernel errors, GPU faults, and hardware issues.

📊 Alert Statistics

Total Alerts

Critical (24h)

Warnings (24h)

Unacknowledged

⚙️ Alert Rules

Configure which alerts trigger notifications. Click a rule to edit.

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🧠 ECC Error Tracking (Per Module)

Tracks ECC errors per memory module per machine. High error rates trigger RULE ALERTS (not BMC events).

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📜 Recent Alerts

📊 RULE = Rule-based alert (rate analysis) 🔔 BMC = Direct BMC SEL event

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📱 Telegram Notifications

Send alerts to a Telegram channel or chat. Create a bot first.

Enable Telegram

Bot Token

Chat ID

🔔 CryptoLabs Email Alerts

Receive alerts via CryptoLabs cloud service to your linked account email. No SMTP configuration required.

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AI Account Required

Link your CryptoLabs AI account to receive email alerts at your account email address.

📧 Email Notifications (SMTP)

Send alerts via email. Requires SMTP server access.

Enable Email

SMTP Server

SMTP Port

SMTP Username

SMTP Password

From Address

To Addresses (comma-separated)

Use TLS

🔗 Webhook Notifications

Send alerts to a custom HTTP endpoint (Slack, Discord, PagerDuty, etc.)

Enable Webhook

Webhook URL

Custom Headers (JSON)

📡 Grafana Integration

For Grafana alerting, configure a contact point in Grafana using the same Telegram bot or SMTP settings. The IPMI Monitor exports Prometheus metrics that Grafana can use for alerts.

📊 Download Grafana Dashboard JSON

Import this into Grafana via Dashboards → Import → Upload JSON file

                    Prometheus Metrics for Alerting:

                    ipmi_alerts_total - Total fired alerts

                    ipmi_alerts_unacknowledged - Unacked alerts

                    ipmi_alerts_critical_24h - Critical alerts (24h)

                    ipmi_alerts_warning_24h - Warning alerts (24h)

                    ipmi_temperature_celsius{sensor_name="CPU..."}

                    ipmi_fan_speed_rpm{sensor_name="..."}

                    ipmi_power_watts{server_name="..."}

📦 Full Configuration Backup

Export everything needed to set up IPMI Monitor on another system.

📋 What's Included:

✅ Server list (BMC IPs, names)

✅ OS IPs (server_ip)

✅ IPMI/BMC credentials

✅ SSH usernames & ports

✅ SSH private keys

✅ Per-server key assignments

✅ Alert rules

✅ System settings

⚠️ Security Warning

The exported file contains sensitive credentials (IPMI passwords, SSH private keys). Store it securely and do not share it publicly.

📥 Restore Configuration

Import a previously exported configuration backup.

Upload Backup File

📝 Quick Import (INI Format)

Simple server list import. Format: bmc_ip = server_name

INI Content

📤 Quick Export (Server List Only)

Export server list only (no credentials).

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🌐 Access Control

Control who can access the dashboard.

Allow anonymous read access

When enabled, anyone can view the dashboard without logging in. When disabled, all users must authenticate.

⚡ Performance Settings

Configure collection performance. More workers = faster parallel collection but more CPU/memory usage.

Collection Workers

Auto: Uses all available CPU cores (- on this system).
Fixed: Set a specific number of parallel workers.

💾 Backup & Restore

Export or import your IPMI Monitor configuration including servers, settings, SSH keys, and alert rules.

📤 Export Configuration

Download your configuration as a JSON file.

Include passwords & SSH keys

📥 Import Configuration

Restore from a previously exported JSON file.

☁️ Cloud Backup AI Subscription

Automatically backup your configuration to the cloud. Linked to your WordPress account.

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👥 User Management

Manage users with different access levels. Admin can make changes, Read-only can only view.

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➕ Add New User

Username

Password

Role

🔐 My Credentials

Change your own username and password. Default credentials are admin / admin.

Current Username

Role

Change My Credentials

New Username (optional, leave blank to keep current)

Current Password (required)

New Password (min 6 characters)

Confirm New Password

🔑 Session Info

Current login session information.

Logged in as: - (-) Session is active

🚪 Logout

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