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Hi I get this when i run it on a R720 and a R710.

/tmp/user.scripts/tmpScripts/Dell Fan NoLooseends/script: line 39: systemd-cat: command not found
Temperature is OK ( C)

If I try to set the fan speed via the

ipmitool -I lanplus -H -U root -P

command, the fans slow down for several seconds and then return to the previous speed. Any Idea how to change this behavior?.

Aloha, I'm running an r720-xd and have been trying to keep my fan speed down as well, and since the reddit post is archived :( I guess I'll post here :)

The r720 doesn't report the Ambient temperature, it reports Inlet, Exhaust, CPU1, & CPU2, like so:

Inlet Temp | 04h | ok | 7.1 | 24 degrees C
Exhaust Temp | 01h | ok | 7.1 | 32 degrees C
Temp | 0Eh | ok | 3.1 | 40 degrees C
Temp | 0Fh | ok | 3.2 | 42 degrees C

when taken with the "sdr type temperature" command. I also have an R720 (non xd) with an extremely out of date BIOS (v1.2.6, current is v2.7.0), and it outputs the same Inlet & Exhaust temps, but the CPU readings are disabled.

I'm working on the assumption that the "Inlet" reading in the R720 models is the same reading as the "Ambient" one in the R710 models. I'm pretty sure r720 owners can modify your script to Inlet instead of Ambient.

Also, here's a small percentage to RPM speed table and other miscellaneous notes. I run dual e5-2630 v1's in an R720-xd:
5% = 2400 RPM (idle power is 140W, idle CPU temps stay around 58C & 62C)
10% = 3000 RPM (idle CPU temps stay around 54C & 55C, sound is barely audible)
20% = 4800 RPM
30% = 6300 RPM (idle power increases to 154W, idle CPU temps stay around 44C & 46C)
40% = 8040 RPM (temps drop to 42C & 45C)
50% = 9600 RPM (temps drop to 41C & 43C, sound is audible through closet door on top of AC and 2 other servers)

When I had the fans set at auto, they were running around 44% speed. My non xd 720 with the old BIOS doesn't return fan speed percentage, but they're currently running @ 2k RPM right now, and I have no clue how hot the CPU's are running.

In any any case, i know very little about scripting, but I figured I'd dump this information here so smarter people can process it and hopefully use it. Aloha, mauirixxx

We have a Dell R710 that runs some legacy applications that was moved to the office. It was noisy AF. Your insight and script helped us to reduce the fan speed to a quiet hum. Thank you!

Hi! Does this work for R310 too?

This is working great so far. The only issue is that fans don't go back down to the preferred level after the temp has decreased. I feel like this can be achieved with a reverse if statement, something like:
if [[ $TEMP < $MAXTEMP ]];

Do you think this would work? Sorry for posting as an issue, I had nowhere else to post this!

Hi,
I was wondering if someone else has had this issue before on r610 running proxmox.

currently getting this error

root@prometheus:~/Scripts/R710-IPMI-TEMP# sh R710-IPMITemp.sh 
R710-IPMITemp.sh: 31: R710-IPMITemp.sh: [[: not found

Thank you

This is the only information i get:
#93 | May 14 | 02:40 | OK | HTTPS GET from XX.XXX.XXX.XX - curl/7.58.0

Hey there, i am using Xenserver where you can access the coretemps with lm_sensors
Please tell me how to change this line to fit in there

TEMP=$(ipmitool -I lanplus -H $IPMIHOST -U $IPMIUSER -P $IPMIPW sdr type temperature |grep Ambient |grep degrees |grep -Po '\d{2}' | tail -1)

thank you