HP Integrated Lights-Out 4 - Manual (Page 148)

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System ROM—The family and version of the active system ROM.
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Backup System ROM—The date of the backup system ROM. The backup system ROM is used
if a system ROM update fails or is rolled back. This value is displayed only if the system
supports a backup system ROM. For information about using the backup system ROM, see
“Using iLO diagnostics” (page 179) .
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Integrated Remote Console—Provides links to start the .NET IRC or Java IRC application for
remote, out-of-band communication with the server console. For information about Remote
Console requirements and features, see
“Using the Integrated Remote Console” (page 195) .
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License Type—The level of licensed iLO functionality.
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iLO Firmware Version—The version and date of the installed iLO firmware. Click the iLO
Firmware Version link to navigate to the Administration
→Firmware page. For more information
about firmware, see “Updating firmware” (page 36) .
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IP Address—The network IP address of the iLO subsystem.
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Link-Local IPv6 Address—The SLAAC link-local address for iLO, followed by the address prefix
length. Click the Link-Local IPv6 Address link to navigate to the Network Summary page.
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iLO Hostname—The fully qualified network name assigned to the iLO subsystem. By default,
the iLO host name is ILO, followed by the system serial number and the current domain name.
This value is used for the network name and must be unique. You can change this name on
the Network General Settings page for the iLO Dedicated Network Port or Shared Network
Port.
Viewing status information
To view general status information, navigate to the Information
→Overview page, as shown in
Figure 71 (page 147) .
The Status section displays the following information:
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System Health—The server health indicator. This value summarizes the condition of the
monitored subsystems, including overall status and redundancy (ability to handle a failure).
Click the System Health link to navigate to the System Information
→Health Summary page.
For more information about viewing system health information, see “Viewing health summary
information” (page 149) .
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Server Power—The server power state (ON or OFF).
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UID Indicator—The state of the UID. The UID helps you identify and locate a system, especially
in high-density rack environments. The possible states are UID ON, UID OFF, and UID BLINK.
You can change the UID state to UID ON or UID OFF by using the UID buttons on the server
chassis or the UID control at the bottom of the browser window.
CAUTION: The UID blinks automatically to indicate that a critical operation is underway on
the host, such as Remote Console access or a firmware update. Do not remove power from
a server when the UID is blinking.
When the UID is blinking, the UID Indicator displays the status UID BLINK. When the UID stops
blinking, the status reverts to the previous value (UID ON or UID OFF). If a new state is selected
while the UID is blinking, that state takes effect when the UID stops blinking.
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TPM Status—The current status of the TPM. If the host system or system ROM does not support
TPM, the value Not Supported is displayed.
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SD-Card Status—The current status of the internal SD card. If present, the number of blocks in
the SD card is displayed.
On nonblade servers, SD cards are not hot-pluggable. Use the following procedure to insert
an SD card:
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