Get overall server status including power state, model, serial number, CPU/memory counts, and operability. Single composite view of the CIMC-managed server.

Get all sensor readings: fans, power supplies, and temperature data from the CIMC-managed server.

Control server power: on, off, graceful shutdown, power cycle, hard reset, or BMC reset. WARNING: 'off' and 'reset' are immediate and can cause data loss.

List all active faults with severity, description, cause, and timestamps. Optionally filter by severity level.

Composite health check: server status, active faults, DIMM/PSU/fan/storage status, and power consumption. Answers 'Is the server healthy?'

Complete hardware inventory: CPUs, DIMMs, PCI cards, network adapters, and storage controllers. Answers 'What hardware is in this server?'

Storage subsystem overview: RAID controllers, virtual drives (arrays), and physical disks with health and status.

Get all current BIOS token values. Returns token names, class names, and current values needed for set_bios_setting.

Modify a BIOS token value. Use get_bios_settings first to discover available tokens, class names, and attribute names. Requires server reboot to take effect.

List all network adapters (NICs) with model, vendor, MAC addresses, and port details.

List all component firmware versions: CIMC, BIOS, storage controllers, network adapters, etc.

Turn the server locator LED on or off. Used to physically identify a server in a rack.

Get system event log (SEL) entries from the CIMC. Shows hardware events, errors, and status changes.

Detailed power consumption statistics: input voltage, current, consumed power, and power budget.

Detailed thermal readings: CPU temperatures, memory temperatures, ambient, and fan speeds for all zones.

Enable, disable, or configure Serial over LAN (SOL). SOL provides remote console access to the server.