iDRAC 6 dockerized

Web interface

Directly connected to VNC via Guacamole

About

Allows access to the iDRAC 6 console without installing Java or messing with Java Web Start. Java is only run inside of the container and access is provided via web interface or directly with VNC.

Container is based on baseimage-gui by jlesage

Usage

See the docker-compose here or use this command:

docker run -d -p 5800:5800 -p 5900:5900 -e IDRAC_HOST=idrac1.example.org -e IDRAC_USER=root -e IDRAC_PASSWORD=1234 domistyle/idrac6

The web interface will be available on port 5800 while the VNC server can be accessed on 5900. Startup might take a few seconds while the Java libraries are downloaded. You can add a volume on /app if you would like to cache them.

Configuration

Variable	Description	Required
`IDRAC_HOST`	Host for your iDRAC instance. Make sure your instance is reachable with https://<IDRAC_HOST>. See IDRAC_PORT for using custom ports. HTTPS is always used.	Yes
`IDRAC_USER`	Username for your iDRAC instance.	Yes
`IDRAC_PASSWORD`	Password for your iDRAC instance.	Yes
`IDRAC_PORT`	The optional port for the web interface. (443 by default)	No
`IDRAC_KEYCODE_HACK`	If you have issues with keyboard input, try setting this to `true`. See here for more infos.	No

For advanced configuration options please take a look here.

Volumes

Path	Description	Required
`/app`	Libraries downloaded from your iDRAC instance will be stored here. Add a volume to cache those files for a faster container startup.	No
`/vmedia`	Can be used to allow virtual media to be mounted.	No
`/screenshots`	Screenshots taken from the virtual console can be stored here.	No

Make sure the container user has read & write permission to these folders on the host. More info here.

Issues & limitations