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Using HPI-B

System Management Interface Based on HPI-B (Centellis 2000 R3.0/4411) User’s Guide (6806800P20C)

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4.5.7

Active and Stand-By HPI Daemon Sensor

The Artesyn HPI-B implementation provides two sensors which allow to detect which of the
two HPI daemons in a system is the currently active, and which is the currently deactivated
one. There are two sensors: one which represents the currently active HPI daemon, and one
which represents the currently deactivated daemon. Both sensors are Artesyn OEM sensors,
but the structure of their RDR is similar to the RDR of the standard Active and Standby Shelf
Manager sensors which are described in the HPI-to-AdvancedTCA mapping specification.

Both Sensors are logical Sensors which do not have counterparts in the IPMI or AdvancedTCA
realm. Applicable events and readings are generated by the HPI implementation.

Both Sensors are modeled as Presence Sensors.

Table 4-23 HPI Daemon Redundancy Sensor Event State

MotHpiEventStateT

Value

Notes

EventState

SAHPI_ES_FULLY_REDUNDANT |

SAHPI_ES_NON_REDUNDANT_SUFFICIENT_RESOURC

ES

Table 4-24 Active and Stand-By HPI Daemon Sensors RDRs

SaHpiRdrT

Value

Notes

RecordId

Assigned by HPI implementation

RdrType

SAHPI_SENSOR_RDR

Entity

Same as Virtual Shelf Manager
Resource

IsFru

SAPHI_FALSE

Per the rules
stated in [HPI], the
IsFru flag is not
applicable when
the
ManagementInstr
ument is directly
associated with
the Resource, as is
the case here.

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