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PowerManagement
Module for managing power (Raritan, APC, Digital Loggers, ipmi, etc. [powercycle, power off, reset])
How to use
Install module and from module import eg.Ipmi
Initialization:
PowerManagement(connection, host, ip, username, password)
host and ip can be used interchangeably.
connection is an object from mfd_connect and is used for remote execution
Attributes:
States - enums are defined for every tool, so IpmiStates
Implemented tools:
Ipmi - implemented controlling via IPMITool and IPMIUtil
PDU - controlling power switch devices via SNMP
DLI - controlling Digital Loggers power switch devices
CCSG - controlling power switch devices via CCSG
SYSTEM - controlling power via system calls
Implemented methods
Every class that inherits from PowerManagement (IPMI, PDU, CCSG) overrides this abstract method:
set_state(**kwargs) -> bool - setting wanted state from available states
Methods are described for each implemented tool individually in theirs README.
OS supported:
- WINDOWS
- LNX
- FREEBSD
- ESXI
Issue reporting
If you encounter any bugs or have suggestions for improvements, you're welcome to contribute directly or open an issue here.
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