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The amount of power available for all devices in the enclosure measured in watts.Power Available
The amount of power available for measured in watts.Power Capacity
The Power Allocation screen displays basic information regarding the total capacity of the power
subsystem, redundant capacity, and the allocated power in watts. The Enclosure Internal Power
graph displays the watts that are allocated in green against a gray background, which represents
the total redundant capacity of the power supplies.
If you change the enclosure redundancy mode after power is allocated to the devices, then the
power subsystem might become degraded. Power is still allocated to the devices, but redundancy
might not function properly. If zero watts are available and the power graph displays degraded,
check your power subsystem and redundancy configurations. You can resolve the degraded
condition by changing your redundancy mode or by adding more power supplies to the enclosure.
Power Capacity will equal Power Allocated in the case where redundancy is lost.
To refresh this display, click the Refresh button beneath the table on the right side of the page.
Enclosure Power Meter screen
The Enclosure Power Meter screen displays peak power use, average power use, and allocated
power available in a graph, which enables fast and easy interpretation of the power situation for
the enclosure. The power meter is useful for showing trends in power consumption and can assist
in troubleshooting the power subsystem.
Power Subsystem screen
Power supplies available for use in Superdome 2 compute enclosures
All power supplies in one enclosure must have the same part number. The Onboard Administrator
identifies which power supplies must be replaced by displaying a caution icon.
Power Supply summary
The Power Subsystem screen provides status on the power subsystem, on each individual power
supply, and fault conditions.
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- Administrator User Guide 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- Contents 5 5
- 6 Contents 6
- Contents 7 7
- 1 Introduction 8
- Access requirements 10
- 514Remote syslog 11
- Interfaces 12
- Role-based user accounts 13
- 14 Introduction 14
- Running the setup wizard 15
- Using online help 16
- Insight Display overview 18
- ◦ Power Supply Redundant 20
- Health Summary screen 24
- Enclosure Settings screen 25
- Enclosure Info screen 26
- Blade and Port Info screen 27
- View User Note screen 29
- Chat Mode screen 29
- Insight Display errors 30
- Location errors 31
- Configuration errors 31
- Device failure errors 31
- Setting up the Door Display 32
- Complex configuration 33
- Status display preferences 34
- Two 16s complex setup 34
- Complex login 36
- Door Display status menu 36
- UID control 37
- Display Settings menu 38
- Firmware Update menu 39
- 4 First Time Setup Wizard 41
- 42 First Time Setup Wizard 42
- Local User Accounts screen 45
- User Settings screen 46
- Directory Groups screen 48
- SNMP Settings screen 50
- Navigation overview 55
- Individual device pages 56
- Graphical view navigation 57
- Selecting a device 58
- Status reporting 58
- Device security 58
- Minimizing the graphical view 59
- 6 Complex Overview 60
- Compute Enclosures tab 61
- Power and Thermal tab 61
- Complex Information screen 63
- Information tab 65
- Settings box 66
- Complex Logs tab 67
- Complex CLI Tab 67
- Introduction 68
- Services unavailable 69
- Management Processor access 69
- Event logs 70
- IPMI Watchdog 70
- Partition ID 70
- Affected OS Commands 72
- Network Services to OA 72
- Frequently asked questions: 72
- Known issues: 73
- Firmware Update screen 74
- Firmware image download 75
- Firmware analysis 75
- Update Status 76
- Enclosure DVD Module screen 77
- Viewing the status screens 79
- Enclosure settings 80
- Diagnostic information 81
- Enclosure Information tab 82
- AlertMail screen 83
- Date: Date in standard format 84
- To: RECEIVER MAILBOX 84
- Sample email 85
- Device Bays Standard tab 86
- Interconnect Bays tab 86
- Date and Time screen 87
- NTP settings 88
- Network Access screen 89
- Trusted Hosts tab 90
- Link Loss Failover screen 91
- Configuration Scripts screen 96
- Device Summary screen 97
- Onboard Administrator Module 98
- Table 8 Status information 99
- Hardware information 99
- TCP/IP Settings screen 101
- Requied Information 104
- Optional Information 105
- System log 106
- Device bays 111
- Virtual Power 112
- One Time Boot 112
- UID State 112
- Device bays 113 113
- Port Mapping Information 114
- Status information 114
- Diagnostic Information 114
- CPU Status 115
- Temperature Sensors 116
- Device Bay Information tab 116
- Device Information 117
- Server NIC Information 117
- Mezzanine Card Information 117
- CPU and memory information 117
- Table 9 CPU Information 117
- Interconnect bays 118
- Interconnect Bay Status tab 120
- Hardware Information 121
- Connectivity information 122
- XFM bays 123
- XFM Bay Status tab 125
- XFM Bay Information tab 126
- XFM Bay Virtual Buttons 126
- GPSM bays 127
- GPSM Bay Information screen 128
- Enclosure power management 129
- Power and Thermal screen 130
- Power Management screen 131
- Power Subsystem screen 133
- Power Subsystem information 134
- Power supply status 134
- Fans and cooling management 136
- Fan Information - Bay screen 139
- Managing users 140
- Local Users screen 142
- Edit Local User 143
- Privilege level change 144
- Password Settings screen 145
- Directory Settings screen 146
- Directory Test Settings tab 147
- Directory Groups 149
- Add an LDAP Group screen 150
- Edit an LDAP Group screen 151
- SSH Administration screen 152
- HP SIM Integration screen 153
- Certificate Owner Field 154
- Signed In users 155
- Insight Display 156
- IOX Status tab 157
- IOX Information tab 158
- IOX Power and Thermal screen 159
- IOX Power Subsystem screen 160
- IOX Thermal Subsystem screen 161
- Thermal Subsystem information 162
- Fan information 162
- 9 Port mapping 163
- 10 Using the CLI 164
- DescriptionDirectionNamePin 165
- Carrier detectInCD1 165
- Receive dataInRXD2 165
- Configuration scripts 167
- Reset Factory Defaults screen 168
- 13 Troubleshooting 169
- 170 Troubleshooting 170
- 172 Troubleshooting 172
- 174 Troubleshooting 174
- 176 Troubleshooting 176
- Soap interface errors 178
- File Upload errors 178
- Administrator 179
- Microsoft Active Directory 181
- Creating directory groups 184
- Before you contact HP 187
- HP contact information 187
- Subscription service 187
- Documentation feedback 187
- Related information 188
- Typographic conventions 188
- Typographic conventions 189 189
- A Time zone settings 190
- Asia time zone settings 192
- Universal time zone settings 192
- Oceanic time zone settings 193
- Europe time zone settings 193
- Polar time zone settings 194
- 196 Index 196
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