Toshiba Tekbright 700P - Manual (Page 198)

202 Managing the Server
Viewing server health status
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Temperature status
As with all computers, the Magnia SG20 can generate some
heat, and needs to be properly ventilated and cooled.
Overheating can cause the unit to fail.
The Magnia SG20 monitors its internal temperature in two
different locations. One location monitors general internal
temperature. The other monitors the main CPU, which
generates the most heat within the system. Because the
Magnia SG20 is designed to operate in a variety of
conditions, the internal temperature can rise well above
normal office temperature before it is considered dangerous
to the server’s components.
If the internal temperature rises above an acceptable level, the
problem will be displayed on the LCD as well as in the
Administration Web site. As with all health status screens, a
problem condition is shown with the bullet on the left of an
item changing color to yellow.
If the health system indicates that internal temperature is too
high, check to make sure the unit is in a well-ventilated area.
It may be helpful to move the server to another room that is
cooler. Also check to make sure the ventilation holes in the
sides of the unit are not blocked. If a fan failure is causing the
unit to overheat, this will be shown in the fan status.
Voltage status
The Magnia SG20 has a robust power supply that should
perform well for the entire life of the unit. However, if there
is a problem, the health monitoring system will detect any
significant change in the power flow to a variety of system
components. Problem warnings will appear on the LCD and
in the Administration Web site.
Some variation in voltage is normal in systems. The Magnia
SG20 is preconfigured to detect abnormal variations, which
will cause the bullet to the left of the voltage item to turn
yellow.