bmc

Displays BMC information.

Data collection can be performed using the BMC mode (login required), the in-band mode, or ipmitool. To use ipmitool for data collection, your system must have permission to use ipmitool.
The in-band mode can be used only by the root user.
If the in-band mode is not supported, you need to download and install iBMA. For details, see iBMA 2.0 User Guide.

      
           ./kspect bmc [-h]

**Table 1** Parameters of the **bmc** command
Parameter	Description
None	Collects BMC information.
-h/--help	Obtains help information.

Collect BMC information.

      
           ./kspect bmc

Figure 1 BMC information

If a -- is not displayed in red in the report, the related data is either unavailable or cannot be collected.

**Table 2** Report description
Item	Description
BMC	Displays the firmware version.
Temperature Table	Displays device temperature information, including the device name, alarm status, current temperature, minor upper and lower thresholds, major upper and lower thresholds, and critical upper and lower thresholds.
Power Table	Displays power supply information, including the device name, alarm status, power or voltage, minor upper and lower thresholds, major upper and lower thresholds, and critical upper and lower thresholds.
Fans Table	Displays fan information, including the device name and current rotational speed.
JSON Report	The generated report is saved in the Tool_installation_path/output/kspect-bmc-xxxxxxxx-xxxxxx directory and the file name is kspect-bmc-xxxxxxxx-xxxxxx.json.

Parent topic: Kunpeng Health Inspector Subcommand Parameters