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10 | Power Down, Power Cycle & Reset | Watchdog Timer | |
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11 | OEM System Boot Event | System Restart (Reboot) | |
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12 | - | Reserved | |
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5.7.2Dial Page Alerting
Dial page alerting operates using an external modem connected to the system’s onboard EMP serial connection on COM2. With dial paging, the system can be configured to automatically dial up a paging service when a platform event occurs. Dial page alerting is an alert type supported by Platform Event Filtering (PEF). A dial page alert can be initiated by the arrival of an event that triggers the PEF Dial Page action or it can be initiated by an Alert Immediate command with appropriate parameters.
The following Dial Page resource sizes are
Alert String Count
Dial String Count (shared with Alert over Serial/PPP)
Serial/Modem Alert Destination Count (shared with Alert over Serial/PPP)
Refer to the IPMI 1.5 Specification for additional details on this feature.
5.7.3Alert over LAN
Two types of alerts are supported over LAN.
Platform Event Trap (PET) alerts – Standard and Advanced
SMTP Alerts – Advanced (Dedicated NIC only)
The alert over LAN feature is used to notify remote system management application of PEF selected events regardless of the state of the host’s operating system. LAN alerts may be sent over any of the LAN channels supported by a platform, modulo the specific channel capabilities. The BMC implements three OEM PEF parameters associated with PET Alerts over LAN.
PET OEM String (parameter 96)
This string, if defined, is included as part of the PET packet OEM data field.
Infinite Retry Alert Behavior (parameter 97)
A byte value where if equal to 1, indicates that the Alert over LAN feature should retry Alerts until they succeed.
UTC Offset (parameter 98)
This parameter provides a value for the UTC Offset field in the PET packet.
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