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Set LED State
Turns on or off the amber LED located on the 4PSE. The current state is indicated by the LED State
attribute.
Alarm Panel (Telco)
For Telco systems only, this object can be displayed and monitored in OSM by using the Start
Monitoring Alarm Panel action, located under the Monitored Service LAN Devices object. You can
access its browser-based configuration interface through the Link to Web Interface action.
Location in OSM Tree: System > Monitored Service LAN Devices > Alarm Panel
Attributes
Alarm Panel
Displayed in the Attributes tab and Attributes dialog box only if the value is something
other than OK. Values
Service State
Physical
The state of the component as known to the operating system on the server.Device Status
The version of the firmware running on the alarm panel.Firmware Revision
The hardware version of the alarm panel.Hardware Revision
The IPv4 address of the alarm panel.IPv4 Address
Indicates whether the alarm panel has lost communication with the manager
that controls its LEDs. The possible values of this attribute are OK, Fault, and
Unknown.
LED Manager Communication State
The media access control (MAC) address of the alarm panel.MAC Address
Indicates whether the alarm panel microprocessor is in a good state (passed
POST). The possible values of this attribute are OK, Fault, and Unknown.
Microprocessor State
The part number of the component that was assigned in manufacturing. Use
part numbers for identifying and ordering parts.
Part Number
The state of the power in input A of the alarm panel. The possible values of
this attribute are OK, Fault, and Unknown.
Power Input A State
The state of the power in input B of the alarm panel. The possible values of
this attribute are OK, Fault, and Unknown.
Power Input B State
A unique identification number assigned to each alarm panel in
manufacturing.
Serial Number
Physical Location
The values displayed by these attributes are assigned through the Physical Configuration Tool.
A user-defined name assigned to identify the rack in which the alarm panel
is located.
Rack Name
A number (from 1 to 42) assigned to describe the location of the alarm panel
within the rack.
Rack Offset
Alarm Panel (Telco) 87
- HP Part Number: 527274-044 1
- Published: February 2014 1
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- What's New in This Guide 33
- About This Guide 41
- Related Reading 43
- 1 Introducing OSM 45
- OSM Guided Procedures 46
- OSM Low-Level Link 47
- OSM Event Viewer 47
- Installing OSM Components 49
- 3 Configuring OSM 51
- Defining Users 52
- Dial-out/Dial-in 53
- Unattended Site 53
- Using OSM Bookmarks 56
- Running Multiple Sessions 56
- 5 Using the Management Window 57
- Management Window Example 58
- Internet Explorer Menu Bar 58
- OSM Menu Bar Options 58
- Display Menu 59
- Summary Menu 59
- Tools Menu 60
- Windows Menu 60
- Using the Physical View 61
- Using the Inventory View 62
- Using Shortcut Menus 63
- Interpreting Icons and Color 64
- Alarm Indicators 65
- Alarm Severity 66
- 6 Viewing Alarms 67
- Viewing Alarm Details 68
- Suppressing Alarms 68
- Deleting Alarms 69
- 7 Viewing Attributes 71
- Suppression Persistence 72
- 8 Performing Actions 73
- Default Roles 74
- Performing an Action 75
- Aborting an Action 76
- Saving a Multi-Resource View 77
- Viewing Action Details 78
- Performing Firmware Updates 78
- Launching Guided Procedures 79
- 80 Performing Actions 80
- 9 Viewing Summary Reports 81
- Viewing a Resource Summary 82
- 10 Managing a System 83
- 11 System Resources 85
- Alarm Panel (Telco) 87
- ATM3SA (ATM Adapter) 88
- ATM Line 90
- Blade Complex 92
- Blade Element 93
- Blade Element 97 97
- 98 System Resources 98
- Blade Element Firmware 99
- Disk Boot Firmware 100
- ISP1040 Firmware 100
- Blade System Board 101
- Blower (FCDM) 101
- Attributes 102
- Collect CLIM Logs 109
- Configure CLIM 109
- 110 System Resources 110
- CLIM-Attached Disks 111
- DIMM (CLIM) 111
- Process Pair 113
- Disk Pair 113
- Firmware 113
- Backup Path 113
- Disk 115 115
- 116 System Resources 116
- Disk (CLIM-Attached) 117
- Disk (CLIM-Attached) 119 119
- Disk (Fibre Channel) 120
- Physical 121
- Disk (Fibre Channel) 123 123
- 124 System Resources 124
- Disk (SAS) 125
- DVD-ROM (Blade Element) 126
- Enclosure 128
- Configuration 130
- ESS Disk 131
- Primary Path 132
- ESS Disk 133 133
- ESS Disk Collection 134
- External Disk 134
- External Disk 137 137
- External Disk Collection 138
- Fan Assembly (Blade Element) 139
- Fan (CLIM) 140
- Fan (IOAM) 140
- Fan (Processor Switch) 141
- Fan (SAS Disk Enclosure) 141
- Fan (VIO) 142
- FC Card (CLIM) 142
- FC-AL I/O Module 143
- Physical Location 145
- FCDM Collection 146
- Responsive Test 149
- Test Verify 149
- Removing the FCSA 149
- 150 System Resources 150
- FCSA FSAC 151
- Fibre Channel Router 153
- G4SA PIF 156
- G4SA SAC 157
- Group (IOMF2 or VIO) 160
- Group (IOAM, Fabric, G16SE) 161
- Hard Disk (CLIM) 162
- InfiniBand HCA Card (CLIM) 163
- Internal ServerNet Fabric 164
- IO Module 165
- IOAM (I/O Adapter Module) 165
- IOAM Enclosure 166
- Set Physical Location 167
- IOMF2 (I/O Multifunction 2) 168
- Logical Processor 171
- X Fabric Connection 172
- Y Fabric Connection 172
- Disable Processor Freeze 172
- Logical Processor 173 173
- Maintenance PIC 174
- Maintenance Switch 174
- Memory Card (Blade Element) 175
- Monitored Service LAN Devices 178
- Motherboard (CLIM) 179
- NIC (CLIM) 179
- Optical Extender PIC 180
- PCI Riser 181
- Configure LIF 184
- Power Supply 185
- Power Supply 187 187
- Removing the Power Supply 188
- Power Supply 189 189
- Power Supply (Blade Element) 190
- Power Supply (CLIM) 191
- Power Supply (FCDM) 191
- Power Supply (IOAM) 192
- Configure Power Source as AC 193
- Configure Power Source as UPS 193
- Power Supply (VIO) 196
- Processor (CLIM) 197
- Processor Blade 197
- Processor Components 199
- LSU Logic Board 200
- Processor Switch Module 202
- PIFs in SACSACs in CRUCRU 204
- 204 System Resources 204
- SAS Card (CLIM) 206
- SAS Disk Enclosure 207
- SAS Disk Enclosures 209
- SCSI Controller 209
- ServerNet PIC 211
- ServerNet Port 212
- ServerNet Switch Board 215
- Service Processor (SP) 217
- SP Firmware 218
- SCSI Boot Code Firmware 218
- Smart Array Controller (CLIM) 219
- SNDA (ServerNet/DA) 220
- SSAC (SCSI SAC) 221
- Storage Router 222
- SWAN / SWAN2 223
- Primary Host Connection 225
- Alternate Host Connection 225
- SWAN Battery 226
- SWAN CLIP 226
- SWAN Collection 228
- SWAN FAN 228
- SWAN LAN Logic Board (LANLB) 229
- SWAN Line 229
- SWAN Path 230
- SWAN (Power Supply) 231
- 234 System Resources 234
- System 235 235
- Install Core License File 236
- Perform Data Sanitization 236
- Read Core License 236
- Rediscover System 236
- System 237 237
- 238 System Resources 238
- Tape Collection 239
- Controller Path 241
- Associated Device 241
- CLIM Path 241
- Switch Process Pair 242
- Test Extended 242
- Unknown CRU 243
- VIO FCSA 245
- VIO G4SA 247
- VIO Logic Board 248
- ME Firmware 249
- Dump Memory 249
- VIO Module 250
- Common Attribute Values 253
- Compare State (Other) 254
- Device State 254
- Enabled State 254
- Group Type 255
- Path State 255
- Power State 255
- Processor State 256
- Processor Type 256
- Service State 257
- Tape Types 258
- Topology 259
- BladeCluster Solution 261
- Monitoring a Cluster 262
- Updating Cluster Switches 263
- 13 Cluster Resources 267
- 6780 Switch Module 268
- AC Transfer Switch 270
- BladeCluster 270
- External ServerNet Fabric 272
- Remote 6770 Switch 274
- ServerNet Cluster 275
- ServerNet Local Node 277
- ServerNet Remote Node 278
- ServerNet II Switch 279
- Blink LED Off 280
- Blink LED On 280
- Configuration Update 280
- Firmware Update 280
- Switch Fan 281
- Switch Group 282
- Switch Logic Board 282
- Switch PIC 285
- Switch Power Supply 286
- Switch-to-Node PIC 287
- Switch Node Port 287
- Switch-to-Switch PIC 289
- Switch Port 290
- UPS (6770 Switch Module) 291
- Port Connectivity Status 293
- Identifying Your Update Type 295
- Updating Star Topologies 295
- Glossary 303
- 304 Glossary 304
- 306 Glossary 306
- 308 Glossary 308
- 310 Glossary 310
- 312 Glossary 312
- 314 Glossary 314
- 318 Glossary 318
- 322 Index 322
- 324 Index 324
- 326 Index 326
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