HP Integrity rx7620 Datasheet page 39

Table 3-15
Class: HP_ProcessorChip Properties
Property name
OperationalStatus
StatusDescriptions
HealthState
CIM_PhysicalElement
Tag
Description
CreationClassName
ElementName
Property implementation
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0 (Unknown)
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2 (OK), when CPU is enabled and operational
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5 (Predictive Failure), when IML error information is
logged for this CPU
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6 (Error), when CPU is disabled through POST
error
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10 (Stopped), when CPU is disabled through RBSU
StatusDescriptions[0] text per OperationalStatus[0]:
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Processor-module status unknown.
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Processor-module status OK
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Processor-module is degraded, it is predicted to Fail
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Processor-module in Slot: a Socket: b disabled by
BIOS (POST Error), where a is the slot number and
b is the socket number
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Processor-module in Slot: a Socket: b disabled by
User through BIOS Setup, where a is the slot
number and b is the socket number
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0 (Unknown), when OperationalStatus[0]=0
(Unknown)
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5 (OK), when OperationalStatus[0]=2 (OK)
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15 (Minor Failure), when OperationalStatus[0]=10
(Stopped)
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20 (Major Failure), when OperationalStatus[0]=5
(Predictive Failure)
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25 (Critical Failure), when OperationalStatus[0]=6
(Error)
<family string> (Slot: a Socket: b), where <family string>
is the processor family name string, a is the slot
number, and b is the socket number (for example,
Intel(R) Xeon(TM) Processor (Slot: 0 Socket: 2))
<processor brand string> (x86 Family x Model y
Stepping z), where <processor brand string> is the
processor brand string, x is the processor family
number, y is the processor model number and z is the
processor stepping number
Examples:
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Intel(R) Xeon(TM) CPU 3.06GHz (x86 Family 15
Model 2 Stepping 7)
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x86 Family 15 Model 2 Stepping 7
HP_ProcessorChip
A string indicating the processor physical location. On
cellular systems, the location includes the cabinet and
cell number.
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