• Pass—The test was successful.
• Fail—The test detected a problem. A reboot, firmware or software update, or service might be
required.
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Informational—Supplemental data about the tested system is provided in the Notes column.
Notes
A test might include supplemental information in the Notes column.
For some tests, this column displays the versions of other system programmable logic, such as the
System Board PAL or the Power Management Controller.
iLO self-test types
The tests that are run are system-dependent. Not all tests are run on all systems. The possible tests
include:
• Cryptographic—Tests security features.
• NVRAM data—Tests the subsystem that retains nonvolatile configuration data, logs, and settings.
• Embedded Flash—Tests the state of the system that can store configuration, provisioning, and
service information.
• Host ROM—Checks the BIOS to determine whether it is out-of-date compared to the management
processor.
• Supported Host—Checks the management processor firmware to determine whether it is out of date
for the server hardware.
• Power Management Controller—Tests functions related to power measurement, power capping, and
power management.
• CPLD—Tests the programmable hardware in the server.
• ASIC Fuses—Compares a known data pattern against expected data manufactured into the iLO chip
to make sure that the chip was manufactured properly and that operating settings meet tolerances.
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