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Table 24. Machine level vital product data
Field Function
Machine type Identifies the type of server the Remote Supervisor Adapter or ASM
processor is monitoring.
Machine model Identifies the model number of the server the Remote Supervisor Adapter
or ASM processor is monitoring.
Serial number Identifies the serial number of the server the Remote Supervisor Adapter
or ASM processor is monitoring.
UUID Identifies the universal unique identifier (UUID), a 32-bit hexadecimal
number, of the server that the Remote Supervisor Adapter or ASM
processor is monitoring.
Component level VPD
The vital product data for the system components is displayed in this
window.
Table 25. Component level vital product data
Field Function
FRU number Identifies the field replaceable unit number (a seven-digit alphanumeric
identifier) for each component.
Serial number Identifies the serial number of each component.
Mfg ID Identifies the manufacturer ID for each component.
Slot Identifies the slot number where the component is located.
Component Activity Log
You can find a record of component activity.
Table 26. Component activity log
Field Function
FRU number Identifies the field replaceable unit (FRU) number (a seven-digit
alphanumeric identifier) of the component.
Serial number Identifies the serial number of the component.
Manufacturer ID Identifies the manufacturer of the component.
Slot Identifies the slot number where the component is located.
Action Identifies the action taken by each component.
Timestamp Identifies the date and time of the component action. The date is
displayed in the MM/DD/YY format. The time is displayed in the
HH:MM:SS format.
POST/BIOS VPD
You can find the vital product data for the server POST or BIOS
firmware code in this window.
Table 27. POST/BIOS vital product data
Field Function
Version Indicates the version number of the POST/BIOS code.
Build level Indicates the level of the POST/BIOS code.
Build date Indicates when the POST/BIOS code was built.
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