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Profile Name

Description

 

 

Physical Computer

This profile includes a specification of the physical computer system view, extrinsic

System View

methods for management operations, and its associated relationships.

Power State

The Power State Management Profile describes the classes, associations,

Management

properties, and methods used to manage the power of a system.

Power Supply

The DCIM Power Supply Profile describes the properties and interfaces for

 

executing system management tasks related to the management of power supplies

 

within a system.

Profile Registration

The DCIM Profile Registration Profile defines the classes used to describe the DCIM

 

and DMTF profile registration and the version information of the profiles advertised

 

as implemented for a managed system and components of the system.

RAID

The RAID Profile extends the management capabilities of referencing profiles by

 

adding the capability to represent the configuration of RAID storage.

PERC9 support features provide the following features:

•RAID10–UnevenSpan support: This is a new feature that supports uneven spans (spans with different span length) for RAID 10 virtual disk (VD). This is required to support creation of RAID 10 VD with all possible number of physical disk drives. With this feature the RAID firmware automatically handles the creation of spans and therefore span information is hidden from end end users.

•PERC 12 GBPS speed: PERC 9 controllers provide support for 12 Gbps speed and hence can support 12 Gbps physical disk drives.

•Auto Import of foreign config: PERC9 controllers provide support for enhanced auto import of foreign config without requiring user interactions. This is ideal in a headless server environment. This feature enables PERC controller to auto import foreign config, when there is an existing configuration.

•ControllerBootMode: PERC9 controllers provide support for setting controller boot mode. This is ideal in a headless server environment. This feature enables PERC controller to either wait for user interaction on error, or to continue boot on error, or headless mode continue boot on error or boot to headless safe mode. In each boot mode, the PERC either ignores or takes default action and continues on error.

•4K sector drives: PERC 9 is introducing support for hard disk drives with 4k sector size. The purpose of this feature is to allow customers to use new 4k sector HDDs, which allow faster data transfer using fewer commands.

•RAID real-time configuration support: Configuration jobs are executed in real- time, host reboot is not required.

•Changes the controller mode from RAID to HBA or HBA to RAID.

Record Log

The DCIM Record Log Profile provides the management capabilities to represent

 

logs of a managed system element.

Role Based

The DCIM Role Based Authorization Profile describes the properties and interfaces

Authorization

for executing system management tasks related to the authorization.

Sensors

The DCIM Sensors Profile describes the properties and interfaces for executing

 

system management tasks related to the management of sensors within a system.

Simple ID

The DCIM Simple Identity Management Profile describes the properties and

Management

interfaces for executing system management tasks related to the management of

 

accounts and identities.

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