Open HPI SNMP Subagent utilizes Net-SNMP to display the HPI Interface through SNMP, creating a more efficient subagent.
OpenHPI is a powerful open-source software project designed to implement the SA Forum's Hardware Platform Interface (HPI), providing abstracted interfaces for managing computer hardware. Specifically, it is optimized for chassis and rack-based servers, and features a wide range of high-quality functionalities that offer extensive control and access to sensor, control, watchdog, and inventory data associated with resources.
One of the great features of OpenHPI is the SNMP Subagent project, which provides a modular mechanism to easily add new hardware and device support. The project includes resource modeling, abstracted System Event Log interfaces, hardware events and alerts, and a managed hotswap interface, all of which are designed to enhance user productivity and provide easy access and control.
Additionally, OpenHPI has a rich set of plugins in its source tree, which enable users to access different types of hardware. This includes IPMI-based servers, Blade Center, and machines that export data via sysfs. To keep users updated, OpenHPI's status page provides the most recent information about these components and their support.
Apart from these features, the OpenHPI project constantly seeks the participation of more users and developers to improve the software continually.
The latest release of OpenHPI brings several improvements, notably the updated installation of MIB files and patches that now allow it to work seamlessly with OpenHPI 2.6. With everything considered, OpenHPI is a highly recommended open-source project, providing numerous advantages for users looking for a robust and efficient hardware management tool.
One of the great features of OpenHPI is the SNMP Subagent project, which provides a modular mechanism to easily add new hardware and device support. The project includes resource modeling, abstracted System Event Log interfaces, hardware events and alerts, and a managed hotswap interface, all of which are designed to enhance user productivity and provide easy access and control.
Additionally, OpenHPI has a rich set of plugins in its source tree, which enable users to access different types of hardware. This includes IPMI-based servers, Blade Center, and machines that export data via sysfs. To keep users updated, OpenHPI's status page provides the most recent information about these components and their support.
Apart from these features, the OpenHPI project constantly seeks the participation of more users and developers to improve the software continually.
The latest release of OpenHPI brings several improvements, notably the updated installation of MIB files and patches that now allow it to work seamlessly with OpenHPI 2.6. With everything considered, OpenHPI is a highly recommended open-source project, providing numerous advantages for users looking for a robust and efficient hardware management tool.
What's New
Version 2.3.4: N/A