Suv Cable And Ports - HP Integrity BL860C i4 User's & Service Manual

every blade in the
partition.
LOCATOR Identifies the system/
partition and will blink
while a firmware
update is in progress.
POWER Identifies the system/
partition power state.

SUV Cable and Ports

The SUV port on the front of the server blade is used in conjunction with an SUV cable to connect the
server to external devices such as a terminal emulator or monitor. In a conjoined server, only the SUV
port on the Monarch Server is active.
100 SUV Cable and Ports
System Health page in
the iLO 3 GUI
There is no physical LED
on the blade's front panel
that represents this state.
• UID LED on the front
panel of the individual
blade
• Locator UID in iLO 3
• Virtual Indicator in the
NOTE:
Onboard
All blades in a
Administrator's
partition show
interface
the same
LOCATOR
status at all
times.
NOTE:
You can toggle
the UID in
software from
either the iLO 3
TUI or web
GUI. There is
no UID
hardware
button on the
server blade
itself to turn it
on or off.
• Monarch Power button
LED on the front panel
of the Monarch blade
• System Power LED in
the iLO 3 GUI
Steady green System is beginning to boot
the OS.
Off OS is not booting and there
are no fatal events.
On The system/partition is
identified.
Off System/partition is not
identified and no firmware
update is actively writing to
any of the system ROMs.
Flashing Power should not be
interrupted; firmware is
actively burning a ROM.
NOTE:
On ProLiant servers this
LED blinks to indicate
remote management;
however this is not
currently a supported
indication on Integrity
servers.
ON/OFF
Toggles the current LED state
toggle
to indicate transitional mode
states activated by a push and
hold of the Physical Presence
button.
If the Locator is off it will
toggle on and then off, but if
the Locator is on, it will toggle
off and then on. If the Locator
is flashing, no action will be
taken.
Steady green System/partition is fully
powered on.
Steady amber System/partition is in standby.
Off The system/partition is
powered off.