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1. If you are running Elasticsearch, you will also need to open port 5601 for Kibana if you chose to run compose
with the `--elk-test-db` option.
2. If you ran compose with the `--influx-test-db`, `--prometheus-test-db`, or `--timescale-test-db` options you will need to open port 3000 for Grafana.
5. After you run this, the next step is to specify the iDRACs of the machines you are using. There is a webgui
called `configui` which by default runs on port 8080. Browse to it and click "Add New Service". Alternatively you
can upload a CSV file with three columns and no headers with each line in the format: `host, username, password`
for each iDRAC.
5. After you run this, the next step is to register the iDRACs you want to monitor. Open a browser to
`http://<YOUR_HOST_IP>:8080` (or `http://localhost:8080` if you are on the same host) to reach theRedfish Service Telemetry Configuration Dashboard Page, then click "Add New Service". Alternatively, upload a CSV with one row per iDRAC in the form `host,username,password` (three columns, no header) so each host can be added automatically.

![](images/2022-03-03-17-26-26.png)

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![](../images/2022-03-02-06-05-24.png)

### Post Install for Influx UI
1. Browse to influx (`http://<YOUR_IP>:8086`) using the admin/DOCKER_INFLUXDB_INIT_PASSWORD ![](../images/Tokens.PNG)
2. load data ![](../images/Influxdb-loadData.png)
3. view telmetry metrics from my-org-bucket database ![](../images/Influxdb-my-org-bucket.png)
1. Browse to influx (`http://<YOUR_IP>:8086`)
2. At the OS prompt, run `cat .env` to surface the generated credentials.
3. Log in with user `admin` and the password shown as `DOCKER_INFLUXDB_INIT_PASSWORD` in the `.env` file (see Tokens screenshot). ![](../images/Tokens.PNG)
4. load data ![](../images/Influxdb-loadData.png)
5. view telmetry metrics from my-org-bucket database ![](../images/Influxdb-my-org-bucket.png)

### Post Install for InfluxDB, Prometheus, or TimescaleDB

1. Browse to Grafana (`http://<YOUR_IP>:3000`)
2. Add InfluxDB datasource, select the url (`http://influx:8086`) with the header `Authorization: Token DOCKER_INFLUXDB_INIT_ADMIN_TOKEN`, and `organization:my-org`. Correct addition of datasource will show the available buckets. ![](../images/grafanaAddDataSources.png)
1. Browse to Grafana (`http://<YOUR_IP>:3000`) and the default grafana username/password is `admin/admin`
2. Add InfluxDB datasource, select `Query Langaguge "Flux"`, select the url (`http://influx:8086`) with the header `Authorization: Token DOCKER_INFLUXDB_INIT_ADMIN_TOKEN`, and `organization:my-org`. Correct addition of datasource will show the available buckets. ![](../images/grafanaAddDataSources.png)
3. Visualize metrics using add panel and wrting query for the respective metric in the Query inspector(quick way is to get the query from the influxUI)

![](../images/Influx-Grafana-FanRPMReading.png)
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