As an administrator I would like a dashboard widget to show the temperature of vital components so that I can make sure my system is not overheating. If the temperature exceeds normal operational temp (40C) then send me an alert.
Comments: 8
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09 Oct, '18
mtarbox MergedI know that my box has at least 5 different temperature sensors that could be tapped to see how warm the box is running, and if it needs supplemental cooling(it's fanless, but does it need a fan blowing on it)?
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18 Oct, '18
Mark MergedAnd fan speed graphs. Check ipfire
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07 Feb
LorenzoCGreat suggestion, CPU temperature alerting insures Untangle NG's uptime or availability proactively.
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09 Apr
Orly MergedDefinitely... system and CPU temps on the dashboard. My Untangle runs on a lowly HP G7 Microserver which has an ambient temp limit of 35°C. It has twice shutdown due to overheating (amber health LED). I've added some ventilation but it'll be ideal to be able to actually monitor the temp so I can assess which cooling approach would work best.
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25 Jul
DevinWould love this - being able to see if my system fans have failed - either via a RPM sensor, or a CPU temperature sensor would be extremely helpful in managing my deployment.
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28 Sep
Hizar MergedI have Untangle running on a miniPC with no fans. I've kept in the living room out of sight because this room in centrally air-conditioned.
It would be nice though to know what the temperature of the CPU is and be alerted if it goes over a set limit. There are linux apps available already that do this - so would expect this to be a pretty straightforward CR...
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30 Sep
Admin"Temperature sensors" (suggested by mtarbox on 2018-10-09), including upvotes (37) and comments (2), was merged into this suggestion.
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30 Sep
Admin"Temperature monitoring" (suggested by Hizar on 2019-09-28), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.