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Viewing iLO information and logs
Viewing iLO overview information
Procedure
Navigate to the Information page.
The iLO Overview page displays high-level details about the server and the iLO subsystem, as well as
links to commonly used features.
System information details
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Server Name—The server name defined by the host operating system. To navigate to the Access
Settings page, click the Server Name link.
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Product Name—The product with which this iLO processor is integrated.
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UUID—The universally unique identifier that software uses to identify this host. This value is assigned
when the system is manufactured.
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UUID (Logical)—The system UUID that is presented to host applications. This value is displayed only
when set by other software. This value might affect operating system and application licensing. The
UUID (Logical) value is set as part of the logical server profile that is assigned to the system. If the
logical server profile is removed, the system UUID value reverts from the UUID (Logical) value to the
UUID value. If no UUID (Logical) value is set, this item is not displayed.
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Server Serial Number —The server serial number, which is assigned when the system is
manufactured. You can change this value by using the ROM-based system utilities during POST.
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Serial Number (Logical)—The system serial number that is presented to host applications. This value
is displayed only when set by other software. This value might affect operating system and application
licensing. The Serial Number (Logical) value is set as part of the logical server profile that is
assigned to the system. If the logical server profile is removed, the serial number value reverts from
the Serial Number (Logical) value to the Server Serial Number value. If no Serial Number
(Logical) value is set, this item is not displayed.
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Chassis Serial Number—The serial number of the chassis that contains the server node.
This value is displayed only for server nodes in an HPE Apollo chassis.
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Product ID—This value distinguishes between different systems with similar serial numbers. The
product ID is assigned when the system is manufactured. You can change this value by using the
ROM-based system utilities during POST.
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System ROM—The version of the active system ROM.
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System ROM Date—The date of the active system ROM.
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Redundant System ROM—The version of the redundant system ROM. If a system ROM update fails
or is rolled back, the redundant system ROM is used. This value is displayed only if the system
supports redundant system ROM.
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Integrated Remote Console—Provides links to start the .NET IRC or Java IRC for remote, out-of-
band communication with the server console. For information about the available remote console
options, see iLO Integrated Remote Console on page 107.
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