Figure 2-9. Blade UI
Click on a blade module. The Blade UI as shown in Figure 2-9 will appear in the Module UI section at the bottom of the screen. It contains the following:
Status
1. Power Status: Shows the current power status. Indications include power on, power off and power fail status.
2. KVM: This shows whether KVM is selected or not. Press the ¡§Request¡¨ button to request KVM on this blade.
3. UID: This shows the status of the UID LED. Check the ¡§Enable¡¨ checkbox to enable or disable the UID. Once the UID enabled, the UID LED on the blade panel will flash.
4. System Fault: This indicates the system fault status.
5.
BMC: Shows BMC
status. If BMC is installed, the BMC IP address will appear here. Use the Update
button () to update
the BMC IP as shown in Figure 2-10. Use the refresh button(
) to reload
the BMC IP. If BMC is not installed ¡§not installed¡¨ appears and the Update and
Refresh buttons are both disabled.
6. Watt: The estimated power consumption (wattage) of this blade. It is a static value supplied by BIOS.
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Figure 2-10. Updating the BMC IP
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Power Control
1. Power On: Click to power on the blade.
2. Reset: Click to reset the blade.
3. Graceful Shutdown: Click to perform a graceful shutdown on the blade.
4. Power Down: Click to power down the blade.
Figure 2-11. Power Control Buttons
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Sensors
As seen in Figure 2-12, the title of the
sensor table displays the blade motherboard. The sensor table shows the CPU(s),
system temperature and voltages of the currently selected blade. The table
headers indicate the status, sensor name, reading and the low and high limits.
If the status of a sensor is normal, the reading will be in blue and the sensor
will have an OK symbol (). If a
sensor status is out of range, the reading will be red and the sensor will have
a fail symbol (
). If the
sensor is not present, the reading will be displayed as ¡§N/A¡¨ and without a
status symbol.
Figure 2-12. Blade Sensor Table