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fan-manager-control

Use when you need to manually set a fixed Dell PowerEdge fan speed (0-100) via IPMI — for testing cooling performance, capping acoustic noise, or pinning fans to a known level (CONCEPT:FM-OS.governance.service-writes-fan-level).

First seen Mar 25, 2026

Installation

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  • skill md SKILL.md 1,222 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 51 B

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  1. First seen on skills.sh
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SKILL.md

Overview

Set the Dell PowerEdge fan speed manually to a fixed level (CONCEPT:FM-OS.governance.service-writes-fan-level). This enables manual BMC fan control via ipmitool raw commands and applies the requested level directly, bypassing the automatic temperature curve.

Tools

  • set_fan: Set the fan speed to a specific level (0-100). Levels outside

that range are rejected with a structured error envelope.

Usage

Use this skill when you need to explicitly set the fan speed — for example, to test cooling performance at a known fan level, strictly control noise, or temporarily override automatic control. For load-responsive cooling, use the fan-manager-automatic skill instead.

Safety

  • Requires ipmitool on the host and BMC raw-command access.
  • Fan levels are validated to the 0-100 range before any command is issued.
  • Manual control persists until automatic control or a reboot resets it.