Event Filters - Sun Microsystems Fire V20z Management Manual

System Firmware Progress
The system-firmware progress sensor is an event-only sensor. The BIOS Boot Success
SEL entry can be logged against this sensor when the BIOS has successfully booted
and has attempted to return control to the OS, or if the BIOS has been booted and
you enter a BIOS Setup screen.
Sensor Type Code: 0x0F
Sensor Specific Offset: 0x02 [Firmware Progress]
Event Data 2: 0x13 [Starting operating system boot process]
Watchdog
The Watchdog 2 sensor is used to log watchdog timer expirations. These events
are generated only for timers that do not have the "do not log" bit set. A
timer-expiration event is logged when a watchdog timer expires.
Sensor Type Code: 0x23
Sensor Specific Offset: * all supported actions

Event Filters

Note – To ensure a graceful shutdown, the correct platform drivers must be
installed on the server.
Platform Event Filtering (PEF) provides policy management that enables the BMC to
act on particular events. The supported actions through PEF include:
Power down
■
Power cycle
■
Reset
■
Send Alert
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TABLE 2-3
TABLE 2-3
Filter Match
ambienttemp asserts upper critical threshold
cpu0.dietemp asserts upper critical threshold
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lists the event filters are enabled by default.
Event Filters Enabled By Default
Action
Power down
Graceful power down