Sun Microsystems CP2500 Reading the CPU Temperature Environmental Limits, Prtdiag command example

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Reading the CPU Temperature and

Environmental Limits

You can access the CPU temperature sensor current readings and environmental monitoring settings from the Solaris prompt by typing the following commands. Sample output is listed after each command.

prtpicl command example:

#prtpicl -c temperature-sensor -v

CPU-sensor	(temperature-sensor, 2600000041f)
	:Condition	ok
	:HighPowerOffThreshold		123
	:HighShutdownThreshold		118
	:HighWarningThreshold		110
	:LowPowerOffThreshold		-20
	:LowShutdownThreshold		-10
	:LowWarningThreshold		-5
	:Temperature		74
	:Label	Ambient
	:GeoAddr	0xe
	:_class	temperature-sensor
	:name	CPU-sensor

prtdiag command example:

# prtdiag -v
...
CPU Node Temperature Information
--------------------------------
Temperature	Reading: 85
Critical Threshold Information
------------------------------
High Power-Off Threshold			123
High Shutdown Threshold			118
High Warning Threshold			110
Low Power Off Threshold		-20
Low Shutdown Threshold		-10
Low Warning	Threshold	-5

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