NEC Express 5800 User Manual page 188

system to shut down.
Total Status of the PCI Module
When each module's status is simplex, the total status of the PCI module displayed on the Data
Viewer is yellow (warning) and the status will be reflected to the server status. The ft control
software 3.0 or later does not display the information on Ethernet or SCSI adapter on the tree of the
Data Viewer. If an error occurs on an Ethernet or SCSI adapter, view the alert reports.
CPU Information
In [CPU Information] of Data Viewer's system tree, the external clock is listed as "Unknown."
When [ft Server] Tree Appears on Date Viewer in an Incorrect Manner
If you open a Data Viewer immediately after the system starts up, the tree or the state of a Data
Viewer may not be displayed correctly due to high load of the system. In about 20 minutes after the
system startup, when a pop-up message (below) which prompt you to reconstruct a Data Viewer
appears, click [OK]. The Data Viewer will be reconstructed and the tree and the status will be
displayed correctly.
Data Viewer
The system configuration of the host may have been changed. Do you wish to reconstruct the
tree?
Floppy Disk Drive Name
After unplugging and plugging the PCI module of the primary side, the floppy disk drive name of
[I/O Device] on Data Viewer may be different from the name that is recognized by the OS.
(Example: drive name on Data Viewer: "A"
drive name recognized by the OS: "B")
Check the floppy disk drive name on Explorer.
Floppy Disk Drive Information
If you add or delete floppy disk drive connected with USB while the system is running, the drive
information under the [I/O Device] in the data viewer will be updated at the next system startup.
Displayed BIOS Data Is Incorrect
BIOS additional data may not be displayed properly in [BIOS Information] of a CPU Module of the
ft server utility or in [Ft Server] – [CPU Module] – [Individual CPU Module] – [General] – [BIOS
Information] of Data Viewer.
In this case, see the data in [ESMMIB] – [BIOS] of Data Viewer.
Installing and Using Utilities 5-25