NEC Express5800/340Hb-R N8800-047F User Manual page 177

Installing and Using Utilities 5-19
CPU Installation Location
If you select [ESMPRO] – [Hardware] – [CPU] in standard configuration with two CPUs, the
installation location of CPU is displayed incorrectly.
Care must be taken when referring CPU information because it seems to be installed on CPU socket
0 and CPU socket 1 on the display though CPUs are actually installed on CPU socket 0 and CPU
socket 3.
In four CPU configuration, the installation location will be displayed correctly.
CPU Information
If you select [CPU Module] – [CPU] in the FTServer tree of the data viewer, unknown or incorrect
information appears in some information items.
The CPU information can be viewed by selecting [System] – [CPU] in the [ESMPRO] tree.
Status during CPU Module Diagnosis
While diagnosing a stopped CPU module, the CPU is no longer in the duplex mode and the CPU
and the memory cannot be used. However, the status of [CPU] and [DIMM] displayed under [CPU
module] in the FTServer tree on a Data Viewer becomes "Online" and the status color becomes
green.
Change of Installation States of CPU and PCI Modules
If you dynamically change the configuration of the CPU or PCI module in the relevant system
during review of the server information by using the data viewer, the message prompting you to
reconstruct the tree of the data viewer will appear. If you click the [Yes] button, the tree is
reconstructed in the data viewer to reflect the change of the system configuration on the data viewer.
Clicking the [No] button does not cause the tree to be reconstructed in the data viewer. If so, the
information in the data viewer may be different from the current system information because the
change of the system configuration is not reflected on the data viewer.
SCSI Slot Information
When the PCI module is detached and you select [SCSI Slot] – [General], the displayed "Hardware
LED" information may not be correct.
To check the status of SCSI slots, see the string information in the "Status" column.
Impact When Module Status Changes
PCI modules, SCSI adapters, SCSI buses, and modules under the SCSI enclosure have impact on
each other. For example, when the "Status" item of a module changes to "fault," it may be caused by
another module's error. Therefore, you need to check the status of the other modules based on alert
information.