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v Status - An icon that indicates good, warning, or bad status for the blade server.
Click the icon for more detailed status information.
v Name - The name of the blade server.
v Pwr - The power state (on or off) of the blade server.
v Owner - An indication of whether the blade server is the current owner of the
following BladeCenter resources:
– KVM - Keyboard, video, and mouse.
– MT - The media tray containing the CD-ROM drive, diskette drive, and USB
port.
v Network - An indication of which network interfaces are on the blade server and
the I/O expansion options. For example, an Onboard status of eth indicates that
the blade server has integrated Ethernet controllers on the system board and a
Card status of fibre indicates that the blade server has a Fibre Channel I/O
expansion option installed.
v WOL - An indication of whether the Wake on LAN
for the blade server. The Wake on LAN feature is enabled by default in blade
server BIOS code and cannot be disabled. The BladeCenter management
module provides a single point of control for the Wake on LAN feature, enabling
the settings to be controlled for either the entire BladeCenter unit or a single
blade server. Wake on LAN settings made in the management module override
the settings in the blade server BIOS code.
v Local Control - An indication of whether the following options are enabled:
– Local power control
– Local keyboard, video, and mouse switching
– Local CD-ROM drive, diskette drive, and USB port switching
v BSE - An indication of whether a SCSI expansion unit occupies the blade bay.
v SCOD - An indication of whether the blade server is an On Demand blade server
with a Standby status. You cannot turn on an On Demand blade server until you
activate it (Blade Tasks → On Demand), which changes the status from Standby
to Active.
Note: You must contact IBM within 14 calendar days after you activate an On
Demand blade server. See your Agreement for Standby Capacity on
Demand for additional information.
I/O modules:
v Bay - The number of the bay the I/O module occupies.
v Status - An icon that indicates good, warning, or bad status for the I/O module.
v Type - The type of I/O module in the bay, such as an Ethernet I/O module, Fibre
Channel I/O module, or pass-thru module.
v MAC Address - The medium access control (MAC) address of the I/O module.
Note: Some types of I/O modules, such as a pass-thru module, have no MAC
address nor IP address.
v IP Address - The IP address of the I/O module.
v Pwr - The power state (on or off) of the I/O module.
v Details - Text information about the status of the I/O module.
Management module:
v Bay - The number of the bay that the management module occupies.
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feature is currently enabled
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