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Chapter 4. Monitoring server status
Use the links under the Monitors heading of the navigation pane to view the
status of the server that you are accessing.
From the System Status pages, you can:
v Monitor the power status of the server and view the state of the operating
system
v View the server temperature readings, voltage thresholds, and fan speeds
v View the latest server operating-system-failure screen capture
v View the list of users who are logged in to the IMM
From the Easy LED Diagnostics page, you can view the name, color, and status of
any LEDs that are lit on a server.
From the Event Log page, you can:
v View certain events that are recorded in the event log of the IMM
v View the severity of events
From the Vital Product Data (VPD) page, you can view the vital product data.
Viewing system status
On the System Status page, you can monitor the temperature readings, voltage
thresholds, and fan status of your server. You can also view the latest
operating-system-failure screen, the users who are logged in to the IMM, and the
system locator LED.
To view the system health and environmental information of the server, complete
the following steps:
1.
Log in to the IMM. For more information, see Chapter 2, “Opening and using
the IMM Web interface,” on page 9.
2. In the navigation pane, click System Status to view a dynamically-generated
update of the overall health of the server.
The status of your server determines the message that is shown at the top of
the System Health Summary page. One of the following symbols is displayed:
v A solid green circle and the phrase Server is operating normally
v Either a red circle that contains an X or a yellow triangle that contains an
exclamation point and the phrase One or more monitored parameters are
abnormal
If the monitored parameters are operating outside normal ranges, a list of the
specific abnormal parameters is displayed on the System Health Summary
page.
3. Scroll down to the Temperature area in the Environmentals section of the page,
which includes temperature, voltage, and fan speed information.
The IMM tracks the current temperature readings and threshold levels for
system components such as microprocessors, system board, and hard disk drive
backplane. When you click a temperature reading, a new window opens.
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