Using RACADM

racadm config -g cfgServerPower -o cfgServerPowerCapWatts <power cap value in Watts>

racadm config -g cfgServerPower -o cfgServerPowerCapBTUhr <power cap value in BTU/hr>

racadm config -g cfgServerPower -o cfgServerPowerCapPercent <power cap value in % >

racadm config -g cfgServerPower -o cfgServerPowerCapEnable=<1 to enable, 0 to disable>

NOTE: When setting the power budget threshold in BTU/hr, the conversion to Watts is rounded to the nearest integer. When reading the power budget threshold back, the Watts to BTU/hr conversion is again rounded in this manner. As a result, the value written could be nominally different than the value read; for example, a threshold set to 600 BTU/hr will be read back as 601 BTU/hr.

Viewing Power Monitoring

Using the Web Interface

To view the power monitoring data:

1Log in to the iDRAC6 Web interface.

2Select Power Monitoring in the system tree. The Power Monitoring page displays.

The information provided on the Power Monitoring page is described below:

Power Monitoring

Status: OK indicates that the power supply units are present and communicating with the server, Warning indicates that a warning alert was issued, and Severe indicates a failure alert was issued.

Probe Name: System Board System Level. This description indicates the probe is being monitored by its location in the system.

Reading: The current power consumption in Watts/BTU/hr.

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