Sun Microsystems X4150 manual Managing the System Locator Indicator LED

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Managing the System Locator Indicator LED

The System Locator Indicator LED is located on the front and rear panel of the server. You can activate the Locator Indicator LED in the ELOM. By activating the Locator Indicator LED for a particular server, you can identify that server from the many other servers installed in a rack. You can manage the state of the System Locator Indicator LED from the ELOM Maintenance screens.

▼To Control the State of the System Indicator LED

1.From the main menu, click the System Monitoring tab. The System Monitoring submenu tabs appear.

2.Click the Locator Indicator tab.

The System Indicator LED screen appears.

3.Select the appropriate radio button to either turn the LED on or turn it off.

4.Click Submit to change the state of the LED, or click Reset to cancel.

Managing the Front Panel and On-Board Fault LEDs

Your server is equipped with six fault LEDS. Four of the LEDs are on the front panel, and two are located inside the server on the motherboard. Three of the front panel LEDs are located on the right front side of the server front panel, the Top Open (Check Fan Status) LED, the Power Supply (PS) LED, and the Overtemperature Warning LED. These LEDs alert you to problems specific to a particular subsystem. Use these LEDs in conjunction with the ELOM to troubleshoot down to the component level.

The Fault LED (Service Required LED) is located on the left side of the server front panel. This LED alerts you to an internal problem on the motherboard. Use the Fault LED in conjunction with the two internal on-board fault LEDs, the CPU LED and the DIMM LED to troubleshoot issues related to a specific CPU or DIMM.

You can monitor and manage the state of the Fault LEDs from the ELOM Maintenance screens. For more information about using the fault LEDs to troubleshoot server problems, see the Sun Fire X4150 Server Service Manual.

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Contents Sun Microsystems, Inc Page Contents To Access the Elom Using a Web Browser To Clear the Event Log Using the Remote Console Application Using Ipmi Using the Command-Line InterfaceUsing Simple Network Management Protocol Command-LineInterface Reference Glossary IndexPage Figures Page Preface How This Document Is OrganizedUsing Unix Commands Typographic Conventions Related DocumentationThird-Party Web Sites Sun Documentation, Support, and TrainingSun Welcomes Your Comments Sun Fire X4150 server Elom Overview Embedded Lights Out Manager Common Tasks Sun Fire X4150 server Elom Features1ELOM Common Tasks Sun Fire X4150 server Default Settings 2SP Controller and Firmware Default SettingsAbout the Preconfigured Administrator Account About the Indicator and Fault LEDsConnecting to the Elom 1Methods of Connecting to the Elom Connecting Using a Serial ConnectionTo Connect Using a Serial Connection About Connection TasksEnter the following command Connecting Using EthernetLog in to the CLI Connecting to the CLI Enter the following command -exitClick Log Click the Log Out buttonPage Monitoring the Server System Using the Web-Based Interface Using the Web-Based InterfaceUsers and Privileges Browser and Software RequirementsWeb-Based Interface Tasks Accessing the Elom Using a Web Browser To Access the Elom Using a Web BrowserViewing the System From the Web Browser 1ELOM Tab Detail ChoicesUser Management Viewing Version Information To View SP Version Information Viewing System and Component InformationTo View System Information On the main menu, click the System Information tabViewing Component Information To View CPU Information 3Sample Server Board Information4Sample CPU Information 5Sample Memory Information Monitoring the System SensorsViewing Memory Information To View Memory Information 6Sample Memory for DIMMA0Reading Sensors To Read Sensors To Monitor the System SensorsOn the main menu, click System Monitoring Viewing a Sensor Summary To View a Sensor Summary From the Sensor Reading tab, select the Summary tabCPU 0 Temp Too high Monitoring Fans To Monitor Fans Monitoring Temperatures To Monitor TemperaturesFrom the Sensor Reading tab, select the Temperature tab From the Sensor Reading tab, select the Fan tabFrom the Sensor Reading tab, click the Voltage tab Monitoring Voltages To Monitor VoltageViewing and Managing the Event Log 14Sample of the Voltage Monitor ScreenTo Save the Event Log To Display the Event LogTo View the Event Logs From the Event Logs tab, select View Event LogsTo Clear the Event Log Chapter Configuring the System To Configure the System From the main menu, click the Configuration tabConfiguring Platform Event Filters Configuring E-mail NotificationTo Configure E-mail Notification From the Configure submenu, click the Network tabTo Configure a Platform Event Filter Options are Ffh All sensors To access the System Management Access Submenus Configuring System Management AccessClick Submit to create the filter Click Generate to create a new CSR Configuring Snmp1Example of Required SSL Information To Configure Snmp To Add an Snmp CommunityTo Modify an Snmp Community To Delete an Snmp CommunityTo Add an Snmp User To Edit an Snmp User Configuring Active Directory ServiceTo Delete an Snmp User Click Submit to create the new userManaging and Maintaining the System To Configure Active Directory ServiceManaging Users and Accounts To Add a User Type a password in the Password field 3The User Management ScreenTo Disable or Enable a User To Change a User Password or PrivilegeTo Delete a User Account To Control the State of the System Indicator LED Managing the System Locator Indicator LEDManaging the Front Panel and On-Board Fault LEDs To View the State of the Fault LEDs To Turn the Fault LEDs OffResetting the Service Processor Setting Power ControlTo Set Power Control To Reset the Service ProcessorClick Reset SP button Updating the Firmware Using a Web BrowserUpdating the Firmware Recovering from a Corrupt SP To Update the Firmware Using a Web BrowserSelect the firmware file or Cpld file to update To Recover From a Corrupt SP To Disable the Session Timeout Managing Session TimeoutTo Set the Session Timeout Click the Submit button to set the session timeoutSetting the Time To Set the Time From the Configuration submenu, click the Set Time tabPage Accessing the Remote Console Requirements1Client Installation Requirements CD and Diskette Redirection Operational Model2Remote Console Operation With DVD Drive and Diskette Drive To Start the Remote Console Application Click LoginStarting the Remote Console Application Click LaunchFrom the Remote Control submenu, select Hotkey Setup Setting Parameters for the Remote ConsoleTo Set Parameters for the Remote Console Redirecting Keyboard, Video, Mouse, or Storage Devices To Redirect Keyboard and Mouse DevicesTo Redirect Storage Devices Select a source device from the drop-down listTo Install an OS on a Remote Server Using a Virtual CD-ROM Installing an Operating System on a Remote ServerType the user name and password in the login screen Other Remote Options Page Using Ipmi About IpmiIPMItool SensorsSupported Ipmi 2.0 Commands 1Supported Ipmi 2.0 Commands2Supported Ipmi 2.0 Commands General CommandsFRU Device Commands Serial/Modem Device Commands 2Supported Ipmi 2.0 Commands Page Using the Command-Line Interface Logging In to the CLICommand Syntax Syntax1CLI Command Verbs 2CLI OptionsManaging the Host Managing the Host StateManaging the Host Console Viewing Host SensorsTo Display Network Settings Managing Elom Network SettingsTo Configure Network Settings Managing Local User Accounts With Targets, Properties, and ValuesEnter the following command delete /SP/users/username To Delete a User Account Using the CLITo Display User Accounts Using the CLI Enter the following command show /SP/usersConfiguring User Accounts Displaying Alerts Managing AlertsTo Display Alerts Output of the show command appears Configuring Alerts Configuring the PEF Global Controls To Configure the PEF Global Controls Configuring the Event Filter TablesTo Configure the Event Filter Tables Result of executing the show command appears Displaying Version Information To Display the Current SP Version InformationTo update the firmware, enter one of the following commands To Update the FirmwareUpdating the Firmware Start the Tftp download Select Yes to continue, or No to exitPage About Snmp How Snmp WorksSnmp MIB Files MIBs IntegrationSnmp Messages 1Sun Server MIB TreeManaging Snmp User Accounts Configuring Snmp on the ElomConfiguring Receipt of Snmp Traps Adding Your Server to Your Snmp EnvironmentDeleting a User Account 1SNMP Targets, Properties, and ValuesShow CLI Command Quick Reference Table A-1Command Syntax and UsageTable A-3User Commands Table A-2General CommandsTable A-4Network and Serial Port Setting Commands Table A-6SNMP Commands Table A-5Alert CommandsTable A-7System Start, Stop, and Reset Commands Set /SYS/CtrlInfo PowerCtrl=reset CLI Command Reference Create ExampleDelete Table A-9delete Command TargetsExit Help Usage load -source URL targetTable A-10set Command Targets, Properties, and Values SetShow SP/AgentInfo/SNMP/userStart Command Target StartTable A-12stop Command Target ResetStop Version Page Advanced Configuration Power Interface Access control listAddress Resolution GlossaryAdvanced Technology Attachment Packet Advanced Programmable Interrupt ControllerAdvanced Technology Alert Standard FormatBios Basic Certificate AuthorityCoordinated Universal Command-line interfaceCommon Information Customer-replaceableDigital Signature Direct memory accessDomain name server Domain name service Distinguished NameDomain Name System Dual inline memory Dynamic Host Configuration ProtocolDynamic random access Electrically erasable programmable read- only memoryFibre Channel Arbitrated Loop Erasable programmable read-only memoryExternally initiated Field-replaceable unitGrand Unified File Transfer ProtocolFully qualified domain Graphical user interfaceHypertext Transfer Protocol Secure Hypertext TransferIn-band system Internet Protocol IP Intelligent Platform Management InterfaceInternet Control Message Protocol Interrupt requestKeyboard Controller Java Web StartJumpStart Keyboard, video, mouse, storageMedia access control Lightweight Directory Access ProtocolLightweight Directory Access Protocol Ldap Local area networkNetwork Information Nonvolatile random access memoryNetwork file system Network interface cardPeripheral Component Object identifierOut-of-band OOB Peripheral InterfacePlatform Event Filter Power-on self-testPreboot Execution Platform Event TrapProgrammable read- only memory Redundant array of independent disks Remote procedure callRemote Management Control Protocol Serial Attached Scsi Secure Sockets LayerSensor data record Server Message BlockSpanning Tree Protocol Simple Network Management ProtocolSmall Computer System Interface System event logTransmission Control Protocol/Internet Uninterruptible powerTransmission control Trivial File TransportUser identification number UID User identificationUserID a unique string identifying a user to a system Voltage regulatorPage Index LED Index

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