HP Integrity BL860c Datasheet

Management Processor Lite 113
Table 9-2 Class: HP_ManagementProcessor
Property name Property implementation
StatusDescriptions Descriptive text per OperationalStatus.
• StatusDescriptions[0] text per
OperationalStatus[0]:
○ Management Processor Status: Unknown
○ Management Processor Status: OK
○ Management Processor Status: Degraded
○ Management Processor Status: Error
• StatusDescriptions[1] text per
OperationalStatus[1]:
○ Management Processor NIC Status: Unknown
○ Management Processor NIC Status: OK
○ Management Processor NIC Status: NIC is
disabled
○ Management Processor NIC Status: Not in use,
MP is utilizing host NIC
○ Management Processor NIC Status: NIC
disconnected
○ Management Processor NIC Status: NIC failed
• 0 (Unknown), when OperationalStatus[0]=0
(Unknown), or when software interface fails
HealthState
• 5 (OK), normal operation
• 10 (Degraded/Warning), when
OperationalStatus[0]=3 (Degraded)
• 20 (Major failure), when OperationalStatus[0]=6
(Error)
Note: When a Management Processor is disabled
(refer to property EnabledState) HealthState always
reports a state of 5 (OK) so as not to contribute
negatively to overall system status. An MP is disabled
only if the user has manually disabled it via the MP’s
RBSU settings or if an embedded iLO/iLO2 has been
superceded by the an installed RILOE-II card; both of
these are seen as“normal conditions.
CIM_LogicalElement
CIM_EnabledLogicalElement
• 2 (Enabled) for active MP
EnabledState
• 3 (Disabled) for inactive/disabled MP
Note: The Active MP can be enabled or disabled (the
user can manually disable the MP via RBSU settings or
the MP might have been left in a disabled state after
removal of a RILOE-II card from the system). The
Inactive MP is always disabled
RequestedState 12 (Not Applicable)
EnabledDefault 2 (Enabled)
CIM_System

HP Integrity BL860c Specifications

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Brand	HP
Model	Integrity BL860c
Category	Server
Language	English