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15. Configuring iLO management settings
Agentless Management and AMS
Agentless Management uses out-of-band communication for increased security and stability.
With Agentless Management, health monitoring and alerting is built into the system and begins
working the moment a power cord is connected to the server. This feature runs on the iLO
hardware, independent of the operating system and processor.
To collect information from devices and components that cannot communicate directly with iLO,
install the Agentless Management Service (AMS).
Table 2: Information provided by Agentless Management with and without AMS
Agentless Management without AMS
Additional information provided when
AMS is installed
• Fans
• Temperatures
• Power supplies
• Memory
• CPU
• NVDIMM
• Smart Array
• SMART Drive Monitoring
(connected to Smart Array)
• Internal and external drives
connected to Smart Array
• Smart Storage battery monitoring
(supported servers only)
• SMART Drive Monitoring
(connected
• to Smart Array, Smart HBA, and
AHCI)
• iSCSI (Windows)
• NVMe drives
• MAC addresses for embedded
NICs that support NC-SI over
MCTP
• Physical link connectivity and link
up/ link down traps for NICs that
support NC-SI over MCTP
• Fibre Channel adapters that
support vendor- defined MCTP
commands
• MAC and IP address for standup
and embedded NICs
• Link up/link down traps
• NIC teaming and bridging
information (Windows and Linux)
• Supported Fibre Channel
adapters
• VLAN information (Windows and
Linux)
• iLO data
• Firmware inventory
• Device inventory
• OS information (host SNMP MIB)
• Driver/service inventory
• Logging events to OS logs
1, 2
Prefailure
warranty alerts
• Memory
• Drives (physical and logical)
1
AMS-based OS logging for Linux (/var/log/messages).
2
Smart Array logging is supported.