Supermicro’s System Management Software Suite consists of a set of specialized applications. These are available in the following licenses. Visit the System Management Software page for more information.
(1) Service Call Feature for SSM and SUM requires separate add-on license
IPMICFG is an in-band utility for configuring IPMI devices.
IPMIView is a GUI-based software application that allows administrators to manage multiple target systems through BMC.
The SAA Migration Guide assists users in transitioning from SUM, SMCIPMITOOL, and IPMICFG to SAA. It highlights command output differences between SUM 2.14.0 and SAA 1.0.0/1.1.0 and provides mapping rules for converting SMCIPMITOOL and IPMICFG commands to SAA equivalents.
SMCIPMITool is an out-of-band Supermicro utility that allows a user to interface with SuperBlade® systems and IPMI devices via CLI (Command Line Interface).
Extension package for GD2 firmware management
Super Diagnostics Offline provides the capability to diagnose the health of Supermicro server's components, including CPU, memory, I/O.
SuperCloud Composer is a composable cloud management platform that provides a unified dashboard to administer software-defined data centers. Our hybrid approach allows traditional paradigm data centers to continue to support their existing operations while allowing their current workloads to have the flexibility to move to a disaggregated infrastructure model. Our robust composer engine can orchestrate cloud workloads through a streamlined Redfish API.
SuperCloud Composer is a composable cloud management platform that provides a unified dashboard to administer software-defined data centers. Our hybrid approach allows traditional paradigm data centers to continue to support their existing operations while allowing their current workloads to have the flexibility to move to a disaggregated infrastructure model. Our robust composer engine can orchestrate cloud workloads through a streamlined Redfish API.
The Supermicro Management Plug-in for Microsoft SCOM is designed to manage and monitor Supermicro server thru Redfish.
The Supermicro Management Plug-in for Nagios provides the command line interface to remote management and monitoring the server via Redfish.
The Supermicro Management Plug-in for VMware vCenter is designed to manage and monitor Supermicro servers thru Redfish.
SPM leverages Supermicro® IPMI interface and Intel Node Manager 2.0 Technology to monitor CPU/Memory/System power usage, and remotely control power consumption.
Supermicro Server Manager (SSM) is an all-in-one solution to manage and monitor Supermicro servers in an IT datacenter from a single console view.
SD5 monitors system health of hardware and operating system services from the target nodes in real-time and provides alerts to administrators on availability of systems in datacenters.
The SuperDoctor® 5 Update Package enables integration with Supermicro Server Manager (SSM) to remotely upgrade SD5 installed on all managed systems at once.
Supermicro Thin-Agent Service (TAS) is a lightweight daemon that collects system usage information at the OS level and provides to BMC/IPMI.
The Supermicro Update Manager UEFI version (SUM UEFI) is used to locally manage the system BIOS/BMC and update BIOS/BMC firmware image under EFI shell on X12/H12 and later platforms except H12 non-RoT systems.
Supermicro Update Manager (SUM) is used for remote and local managing and configuring the BIOS/BMC/CMM firmware for Supermicro X9 platform and later.
The SuperServer Automation Assistant (SAA) UEFI can be used to manage the system BIOS, BMC and CPLD firmware image update for select systems under EFI shell.
The SuperServer Automation Assistant (SAA) is designed to manage Supermicro systems. It helps IT administrators to easily manage the firmware image update and configuration update on the firmware of a system, including BIOS/BMC/CMM/ PSU/BBP/RAID/Aoc NIC/GPU/switch/AIP/SCP. In addition, system checks as well as event log management are also supported.
The utility is designed to verify the software package downloaded from Supermicro.
