Server Service Processor

It is going to be supported as the data source for Dell servers in XorMon v2.4.0 (end of Sep 2026).
Product uses HPE OneView REST API to get necessary data.

Prerequisites

  • Enable access from the XorMon host to HPE OneView 443

  • Create read-only user with access to all resources.
    • Go to Appliance ➡ User and Groups
    • Assign "Read only" role for all resources

    HPE OneView monitoring


    HPE OneView monitoring 2


XorMon configuration

  • Add HPE OneView into configuration from the UI:
    XorMon UI ➡ Settings icon ➡ Device ➡ Server SP ➡ HPE OneView ➡ New:
    HPE OneView Server Service Processor monitoring cfg

  • Transport Layer Security:
     XorMon uses TLSv1.2 by default for Service Processors, connection can fail if the target device has stricter security settings.
    You can set the protocol version manually in Advanced settings for each device or on the microservice level.
    Configure TLS using OpenSSL vendor docu

    • Per device setup: UI ➡ Settings ➡ Device ➡ Server SP ➡ [DEVICE] ➡ Advanced settings
    • Global setup: UI ➡ Settings ➡ Application ➡ Services ➡ HPE OneView ➡ Advanced settings

    Service processor monitoring; TLS
    Key: tlsVersion
Value: TLSv1.1 or TLSv1.2 or TLSv1.3
  • Run "Test" for configured device, it must show "OK"

  • Wait about 1 hour, then reload the web browser, you should see it in XorMon UI

Prerequisites

  • Enable access from the XorMon host to one Dell iDRAC service processor on port 443
    Actually is not supported connection to more services processors on the single server

  • Create a new user in iDRAC:

    Go to iDRAC Settings ➡ Users ➡ Local Users ➡ Add
    • User Role: Read Only
    • IPMI User Privileges: No access
    • SNMPv3 Settings: Disabled
    • 2-Factor Authentication: Disabled

    Dell iDRAC Server Service Processor monitoring cfg

    Dell iDRAC Server Service Processor monitoring cfg

XorMon configuration

  • Add iDRAC into configuration from the UI:
    XorMon UI ➡ Settings icon ➡ Device ➡ Server SP ➡ Dell iDRAC ➡ New:
    Dell iDRAC Server Service Processor monitoring cfg

  • Transport Layer Security:
     XorMon uses TLSv1.2 by default for Service Processors, connection can fail if the target device has stricter security settings.
    You can set the protocol version manually in Advanced settings for each device or on the microservice level.
    Configure TLS using OpenSSL vendor docu

    • Per device setup: UI ➡ Settings ➡ Device ➡ Server SP ➡ [DEVICE] ➡ Advanced settings
    • Global setup: UI ➡ Settings ➡ Application ➡ Services ➡ Dell iDRAC ➡ Advanced settings

    Service processor monitoring; TLS
    Key: tlsVersion
Value: TLSv1.1 or TLSv1.2 or TLSv1.3
  • Run "Test" for configured device, it must show "OK"

  • Wait about 1 hour, then reload the web browser, you should see it in XorMon UI

Prerequisites

  • Enable access from the XorMon host to one Lenovo XClarity service processor on port 443
    Actually is not supported connection to more services processors on the single server

  • Create a new user (xormon) as per Lenovo XClarity docu with read only role

XorMon configuration

  • Add Xclarity into configuration from the UI:
    XorMon UI ➡ Settings icon ➡ Device ➡ Server SP ➡ Lenovo XClarity ➡ New:
    Lenovo XClarity Server Service Processor monitoring cfg

  • Transport Layer Security:
     XorMon uses TLSv1.2 by default for Service Processors, connection can fail if the target device has stricter security settings.
    You can set the protocol version manually in Advanced settings for each device or on the microservice level.
    Configure TLS using OpenSSL vendor docu

    • Per device setup: UI ➡ Settings ➡ Device ➡ Server SP ➡ [DEVICE] ➡ Advanced settings
    • Global setup: UI ➡ Settings ➡ Application ➡ Services ➡ Lenovo XClarity ➡ Advanced settings

    Service processor monitoring; TLS
    Key: tlsVersion
Value: TLSv1.1 or TLSv1.2 or TLSv1.3
  • Run "Test" for configured device, it must show "OK"

  • Wait about 1 hour, then reload the web browser, you should see it in XorMon UI

Data is obtained from HPE iLO via its REST API.
Supported is iLO4 FW 2.30+, which was apparenty introduced on HPE gen9 servers.
Support for CPU Physical, IO Bus and Memory Bus graphs is from iLO5 1.40+.

Prerequisites

  • Enable access from the XorMon host to one HPE iLO service processor on port 443
    Actually is not supported connection to more services processors on the single server

  • Create a new user in iLO:
    Go to Administatration ➡ User Administration
    Create new user
    Do not assign any Permissions - this will create a read-only user.
    Server Service Processor monitoring

XorMon configuration

  • Add iLO into configuration from the UI:
    XorMon UI ➡ Settings icon ➡ Device ➡ Server SP ➡ HPE iLO ➡ New:
    Server Service Processor monitoring cfg

  • Transport Layer Security:
     XorMon uses TLSv1.2 by default for Service Processors, connection can fail if the target device has stricter security settings.
    You can set the protocol version manually in Advanced settings for each device or on the microservice level.
    Configure TLS using OpenSSL vendor docu

    • Per device setup: UI ➡ Settings ➡ Device ➡ Server SP ➡ [DEVICE] ➡ Advanced settings
    • Global setup: UI ➡ Settings ➡ Application ➡ Services ➡ HPE iLO ➡ Advanced settings

    Service processor monitoring; TLS
    Key: tlsVersion
Value: TLSv1.1 or TLSv1.2 or TLSv1.3
  • Run "Test" for configured iLO device, it must show "OK"

  • Wait about 1 hour, then reload the web browser, you should see it in XorMon UI