Hardware Page - HPE StoreOnce 6500 User Manual

Hardware page

The Hardware page is present for all StoreOnce hardware products. This page provides a tree hierarchy
which allows the user to monitor the status of installed hardware components.
The layout of the Hardware tree varies depending on the StoreOnce model.
There are three top-level items; one for the servers, one for the network switches, and one for the storage
clusters.
To navigate the hardware tree:
• The + sign indicates there are lower-level elements associated with an item; click to expand the
hierarchy.
• Select an item in the hierarchy to view its details.
• Use the drop-down lists in each column to control the sort order of the items (ascending or descending
alphabetically). Use the Columns item to display what information may be viewed for the item and
which columns are currently selected.
NOTE: If any element within the Hardware tree has a warning or an error status, that status will be rolled
up through the tree, with the appropriate icon displayed from the top level downwards. This makes it
easier to locate the hardware item that is causing the problem.
Hardware element fields
The top-level Hardware page (Hardware Information) has the fields described in the following table. If a
field is not relevant for a particular element, it is left blank. Lower level items in the Hardware hierarchy
have a sub-set of these fields. Where appropriate, lower-level items also have a Location field that
identifies where the item is located, for example which PCI slot or which disk bay. This field is particularly
useful for troubleshooting and storage expansion.
Name
Dev ID
Serial Number
UUID
Name
Type
Vendor
System Name
Value
The device ID, StoreOnce.
The serial number.
The unique ID, normally the same as the device ID.
The hardware component name for external reference, for example
Memory Module.
The type, for example DIMM for a Memory Module.
The vendor, for example Hewlett Packard Enterprise for the server
but unspecified for the temperature sensors within it.
The system name, which is only relevant at the top level of
Hardware.
Table Continued
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