Power On - HP AlphaServer ES47 Cli Reference Manual

AlphaServer ES47/ES80/GS1280 Server Management CLI Reference

3.36 power on

Turns on the power to a system, component, or partition.
If no arguments are given, this command powers on a system with one hard partition. By using
arguments, you can power on a specific hard partition or component.
When there is only one hard partition, the screen display shows the entire power up sequence
like the grid and diagnostics. However, if more then one hard partitions is defined in the
database, the hard partitions are powered on in parallel, a maximum of four hard partitions s at a
time. The detailed power up progress messages like the grid and the diagnostics messages, are
sent to the console session and do NOT come out on the MBM session.
Given two hard partitions (Yankees and RedSox) each with two sub-partitions (Jeter and Bernie
in Yankees, and Pedro and Noma in RedSox) issuing either "power on –all", "power on –
hp RedSox", or "Power on –hp Yankees" will power up the partitions and send the output to
the console session. When a user connects to the console session (conn –hp RedSox –sp
Pedro) the powerup messages (the grid and diagnostics) will be displayed. All of the sub-
partition console buffers will contain the grid and diagnostics power up messages.
Any diagnostic failures from any hard partition are delivered to the MBM session for high visibility.
They also are sent to the console session.
Use the show power command to confirm the power state.
Syntax
power on [ {[-cabinet <cabinet> -drawer <drawer>] {DUO<n>, IOR<n>, PCI, SBB}},
{-hp <hard_partition>, -all} ] [-xsrom]
Arguments
DUO<n> The dual-processor module by cabinet and drawer number. n refers to the module
within the 8P drawer and ranges from 0 to 3.
IOR<n> IOR by cabinet and drawer number. n refers to the IO riser within the PCI drawer
and ranges from 0 to 3 for he Expanded I/O shelf. (Note: Do not leave the IOR
power on if its connected CPU is off.)
PCI The PCI drawer by cabinet and drawer number.
SBB The entire system building block.
Options
-cabinet <cabinet>
-drawer <drawer>
-hp <hard_partition>
-all
-xsrom
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Cabinet number in hex. If not specified, the number defaults to
0.
Drawer number in hex. If not specified, the number defaults to
0.
Hard partition name.
All partitions.
Power up until the level at which XROM tests complete.