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    Hi there,

    Exciting news! Your idea is now in progress! Our team has started working on bringing this feature/improvement to life.

    We're diligently developing and testing, and we'll keep you updated on our progress. We're excited about the positive impact this will have for Paessler users.

    Thanks for your patience and for helping us enhance our products.

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    The Paessler Product Team

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    video-c video-c commented  · 

    As a Systems Engineer managing HPE ProLiant servers,
    I want the PRTG Redfish System Health sensor to provide the same level of hardware detail as the SNMP HPE ProLiant System Health sensor — including individual fan status/speeds, per-component thermal readings, and power supply health —
    so that I can fully transition from SNMP to Redfish monitoring without losing visibility into critical server hardware health, as HPE will no longer fix SNMP issues on iLO.

    Background:
    HPE has announced that SNMP Problems for iLO Get Sensors which are buggy will not be fixed at this time. HPE said we should use Redfish Sensors. The Redfish Sensor in PRTG is not so detailed like the iLO SNMP Sensor. Thermal and Fan Stati are missing, for example. Is it possibile to improve the Redfish System Health Sensor for HP ILO?

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