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Configures the CIMC Alerts Exporter configuration.
Exec > Global Configuration
cimc enabled { false | true} Specify to enable or disable the CIMC Alerts Exporter.
Must be one of the following:
false
true
Default Value: false.
Use this command to configure the CIMC Alerts Exporter configuration.
Configures the list of CIMC clusters to be monitored.
Exec > Global Configuration
cluster cluster_name Specify the cluster name, used for label.
Must be a string in the pattern [a-z0-9][a-z0-9\.\-]*[a-z0-9].
Use this command to configure the list of CIMC clusters to be monitored.
Configures the default values to be used on all CIMC connections.
Exec > Global Configuration
default username user_name password password Specify the default password used to connect CIMC.
Must be a string.
Specify the default user name used to connect CIMC.
Must be a string.
Use this command to configure the default values to be used on all CIMC connections.
Configures the CIMC server parameters.
Exec > Global Configuration
server cimc_server_name ip ip_address/host_name username user_name password password Specify the CIMC server IP address or host name.
Must be a string.
Specify the password to connect CIMC.
Must be a string.
Specify the user name to connect CIMC.
Must be a string.
Specify the CIMC server name to use in alerts.
Must be a string.
Use this command to configure the default values to be used on all CIMC connections.
Enable Node Problem Detector (NPD), the diagnostic tool, to identify and report problems that may impact node performance.
Exec
node-problem-detector agent enabled This command enables NPD with default configurations and built-in monitoring rules for detecting well-known issues. By default NPD is disabled.
When the NPD is enabled, it is easy to monitor and manage the health of all nodes on the cluster.
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