This is an idrac management utility

Right now, it only scans address ranges and spits out JSON for the dracs it finds.

Example:

$ ./idracula -u root -p 'password' -scan '192.168.128.1-192.168.128.254'

yields (without logging output):

{
  "nodes": [
    {
  "pm_type": "pxe_drac",
  	  "pm_user": "root",
  	  "pm_password": "password",
  	  "pm_addr": "192.168.128.24",
  	  "mac": [
        "d4:ae:52:89:61:ed",
        "d4:ae:52:89:61:ee",
        "d4:ae:52:89:61:ef",
        "d4:ae:52:89:61:f0"
  	  ],
  	  "cpu": "12",
  	  "memory": "98304",
  	  "disk": "7",
  	  "arch": "x86_64"
	},
	{
  	  "pm_type": "pxe_drac",
  	  "pm_user": "root",
  	  "pm_password": "password",
  	  "pm_addr": "192.168.128.21",
  	  "mac": [
        "a0:36:9f:52:a2:d8",
        "a0:36:9f:52:a2:da",
        "ec:f4:bb:cd:3b:60",
        "ec:f4:bb:cd:3b:62",
        "ec:f4:bb:cd:3b:64",
        "ec:f4:bb:cd:3b:65"
  	  ],
  	  "cpu": "16",
  	  "memory": "131072",
  	  "disk": "0",
  	  "arch": "x86_64"
	},
    {
  	  "pm_type": "pxe_drac",
  	  "pm_user": "root",
  	  "pm_password": "password",
  	  "pm_addr": "192.168.128.31",
  	  "mac": [
        "a0:36:9f:53:13:78",
        "a0:36:9f:53:13:7a",
        "ec:f4:bb:cf:ed:98",
        "ec:f4:bb:cf:ed:9a",
        "ec:f4:bb:cf:ed:9c",
        "ec:f4:bb:cf:ed:9d"
  	  ],
  	  "cpu": "20",
  	  "memory": "98304",
  	  "disk": "1",
  	  "arch": "x86_64"
    }
  ]
}