Chapter 8. Device Management
Item | Meaning |
IP Address 1 This item displays the IP address of the first network interface.
IP Address 2 This item displays the IP address of the second network interface.
The lower panel of the GUI page presents information about the selected device, as described in the table, below:
Item | Description |
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Power Supply Detection | The icons for Power Supply 1 and Power Supply 2 display |
| in gray when there is no power to the power supply – they |
| display in blue when power is present. |
| When this function is enabled (there is a check in the |
| checkbox), if there is only one source of power, the switch |
| will beep constantly to warn you of the problem. |
| If you are at the Local Console you will see a message |
| asking you to confirm that your intention is to only have one |
| power source. If your intention is to only have one source of |
| power, there are two ways to stop the beeping: 1) You can |
| disable power supply warnings by unchecking the |
| checkbox. Do this if you want to disable this function on a |
| permanent basis. |
| Or, 2) you can confirm your intention in the dialog box. Do |
| this if you only want to disable the warning temporarily. With |
| this method, the warning function will be back in effect after |
| the next system reset. |
| The default for this function is enabled. |
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Fan Warning Message | Place a check in the checkbox to enable a fan warning |
| message. |
| If any fan stops spinning the system beeps to warn you of |
| the problem. If you are at the Local Console a message |
| appears informing you of the situation. You can select |
| Confirm (to ignore the warning and stop the beeping) if you |
| are sure there is no problem. |
| Note: The warning doesn’t necessarily mean that the fan |
| has failed, since the fan will stop spinning (as desired) when |
| the temperature drops below its lower setting. |
| The default for this function is enabled. |
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Fan Speed | Fan speeds are indicated here. See Fan Location and |
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Temperature | Temperature readings from the switch’s |
| indicated here and can be displayed in degrees celsius or |
| fahrenheit. See Temperature Sensor Location and |
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