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BX400 S1 Blade System

OEM SM CLP User Guide

Issue January 2011

Copyright © 2011 Fujitsu Technology Solutions GmbH

BX400 S1: OEM SM CLP User Guide ⏐ Issue: January 2011⏐ / 47

Contents

1 SM CLP 4 1.1 OEM SM CLP 4 1.2 Interface Requirements 4

1.2.1 SSHv2 5 1.2.2 Serial-Asynchronous Protocol 5 1.2.3 SM CLP Service 5

2 Authentication, Authorization and Access 5 OEM SM CLP Targets 6

2.1 OEM Target AgentInfo 8 2.1.1 AgentInfo 8 2.1.2 AgentInfo/Http 10 2.1.3 AgentInfo/Snmp 10 2.1.4 AgentInfo/Snmp/Community[1:5] 10 2.1.5 AgentInfo/Snmp/Trap[1:5] 10 2.1.6 AgentInfo/SnmpV3 11 2.1.7 AgentInfo/SnmpV3/Trap[1:5] 11 2.1.8 AgentInfo/SnmpV3/User[1:10] 11 2.1.9 AgentInfo/Telnet 11 2.1.10 AgentInfo/DNS 12 2.1.11 AgentInfo/SMTP 12 2.1.12 AgentInfo/Ssh 12 2.1.13 AgentInfo/NTP 13 2.1.14 AgentInfo/VLAN/Group[1:10] 13 2.1.15 AgentInfo/LdapAuthentication 13 2.1.16 AuDi-MIP 14 2.1.17 AuDi-MIP/ServerBlade[1:8] 14 2.1.18 AuDi-MIP/ConnectionBlade[1:4] 14 2.1.19 AuDi-MIP/MgmtBlade 15

2.2 OEM Target MgmtBlade 15 2.2.1 MgmtBlade[1:2] 15 2.2.2 MgmtBlade[1:2]/ipendpt[1:10] 16 2.2.3 MgmtBlade[1:2]/Log1 16 2.2.4 MgmtBlade[1:2]/Log1/Record[1:512] 17

2.3 OEM Target SystemInfo 17 2.3.1 SystemInfo 17 2.3.2 SystemInfo/Control 18 2.3.3 SystemInfo/PowerSupply[1:4] 18 2.3.4 SystemInfo/Fan[1:16] 18 2.3.5 SystemInfo/Temperature[1:12] 19 2.3.6 SystemInfo/Chassis 19 2.3.7 SystemInfo/Nic 19 2.3.8 SystemInfo/SeqOnOff 20 2.3.9 SystemInfo/SeqOnOff/Serverblade[1:8] 20 2.3.10 SystemInfo/ScheduledOnOff 20 2.3.11 Systeminfo/ScheduledOnOff/PowerWeekDay[1:7] 21 2.3.12 SystemInfo/Dump 21 2.3.13 SystemInfo/Dump/ManagementBladeDump 21

2.4 OEM Target Log 22 2.4.1 Log 22 2.4.2 Log/AuditLog 22 2.4.3 Log/Management 24 2.4.4 Log/ServerBlade[1:8] 24

2.5 OEM Target User 25 2.5.1 User/User[1:10] 25

2.6 OEM Target Default 25 2.6.1 Default 26

2.7 OEM Target PowerConsumption 26 2.7.1 Power Consumption 26

2.8 OEM Target TftpUpdate 26


2.8.1 TftpUpdate 27 2.8.2 TftpUpdate/ServerBlade[1:8]/Bios 27 2.8.3 TftpUpdate/ServerBlade[1:8]/iRMC 27 2.8.4 TftpUpdate/microBMC 27

2.9 OEM Target ConsoleRedirection 28 2.10 OEM Target: ServerBlade 28

2.10.1 ServerBlade[1:8] 28 2.10.2 ServerBlade[1:8]/Cpu[1:4] 32 2.10.3 ServerBlade[1:8]/Memory[1:8] 32 2.10.4 ServerBlade[1:8]/Voltage[1:72] 32 2.10.5 ServerBlade[1:8]/Temperature[1:64] 33 2.10.6 ServerBlade[1:8]/NicInfo[1:20] 33 2.10.7 ServerBlade[1:8]/CmosConfig 33 2.10.8 ServerBlade[1:8]/Deployment/Watchdog 34 2.10.9 ServerBlade[1:8]/Deployment/ScheduleOnOff 34 2.10.10 ServerBlade[1:8]/Deployment/ScheduleOnOff/PowerWeekDay[1:7] 34 2.10.11 ServerBlade[1:8]/FibreChannelInfo 35 2.10.12 ServerBlade[1:8]/MezzanineCard[1:4] 35 2.10.13 ServerBlade[1:8]/iRMC 35 2.10.14 ServerBlade[1:8]/Log1 36 2.10.15 ServerBlade[1:8]/Log1/Record[1:512] 36

2.11 OEM Target ConnectionBlade 37 2.11.1 ConnectionBlade[1:4] 37 2.11.2 ConnectionBlade[1:4]/Interface 38 2.11.3 ConnectionBlade[1:4]/Port 39 2.11.4 ConnectionBlade[1:4]/Temperature[1:2] 39

2.12 OEM Target StorageBlade 39 2.12.1 StorageBlade[1:4] 39 2.12.2 StorageBlade[1:4]/HardDisk[1:10] 40 2.12.3 StorageBlade[1:4]/Temperature[1:2] 41

2.13 OEM Target FrontSideIoModule 41 2.13.1 FrontSideIoModule 41

2.14 OEM Target Installation 42 2.14.1 Installation 42 2.14.2 Installation/InstallationBase 43

2.15 OEM Target Support 43

3 Appendix 44 3.1 Time Zone Table 44 3.2 Vendor-specific values for OperationalStatus 46


1 SM CLP The Server Management Command Line Protocol (SM CLP) provides access to all manageable elements of a system by using transport protocols like telnet or SSHv2 on LAN interfaces or asynchronous protocols on serial interfaces. This SM CLP protocol is standardized by DMTF (Distributed Management Task Force), for details please refer to http://www.dmtf.org/sites/default/files/standards/documents The protocol supports scripting facilities as well as human interaction. It is organized in a hierarchical manner, showing manageable components in a tree as so-called targets. Attributes of these targets are mapped to so-called properties. These properties can be read, and some can be set to predefined values. The information about the settable values can be retrieved by the “help <property name>” command. The architecture of the SM CLP standard comprises three components: • client/management station • management blade • managed elements: chassis (system unit), server blades, connection blades, management blades, storage

blades

CLP User or Script

SSHv2 /Telnet

CLPService

TCP/IP TCP/IP

SSHv2 /Telnet

Management Station Management Blade

LAN (Management/Service)

Managed Elements (MEs)

Chassis

Server Bladesand

Storage Blades

Connection Blades

Async.Serial

Async.Serial

Serial Line

BX400 S1 System

The SM CLP is a command/response protocol, transmitted and received over a text message-based transport protocol (SSHv2,Telnet etc.) used for text-based operations on managed elements. The managed elements (MEs) are the objects, targets, components, resources, collections, or logical entities within a managed system that the operations manipulate, such as its blades or switches.

1.1 OEM SM CLP OEM targets are managed elements whose properties and behavior are beyond the standard SM CLP specification. For OEM notations the SM CLP Specification only requests that “when defining OEM target name addresses, implementations shall observe the CLP command delimiter characters and may follow CLP target naming addressing syntax or semantics“.

1.2 Interface Requirements The SM CLP requires text-based transport protocols to access targets and properties of managed objects. These protocols are available on the management LAN interface as well as on the Service LAN interface of the management blade. Furthermore, the serial line interface (according to the V.24/RS-232 standard) in conjunction with the asynchronous character-based protocol can also be used. The following settings for the host must be used: Telnet client

http://www.dmtf.org/sites/default/files/standards/documents


• Telnet client based on RFC 139 and subsequent follow-up standards. • Support of at least the ANSI and VT100 terminal modes.

• Capable to use port 3172 (instead of standard port 23) , configurable after first access. 1.2.1 SSHv2 • SSHv2 client based on RFC 4251 and follow-up RFCs. • The default listening port of the SSH service is: 22. 1.2.2 Serial-Asynchronous Protocol The following settings for the asynchronous character-based protocol shall be applied • 8 bits per character • No parity • 1 stop bit • 115 kBaud • No flow control 1.2.3 SM CLP Service The implementation supports multiple, simultaneous sessions. Up to 4 telnet connections are possible, as well as 4 SSHv2 connections.

2 Authentication, Authorization and Access The following policies are available after the session has been authenticated and the authenticated user has entered the SM CLP command line.

• Administrator: allowed to configure all components including User Management using the following commands

cd, exit, help, show, version, reset, start, stop, set

• Operator: allowed to configure components according to his/her individual permissions using the following commands: cd, exit, help, show, version, reset, start, stop, set

• User: allowed to monitor components according to his/her restricted permissions using the following commands: cd, exit, help ,show, version


OEM SM CLP Targets The main tree of the OEM SM CLP interface for the blade system is structured as follows:

BX400 S1 Blade System

MgmtBlade1..2---------------------------

[Inventory Information]

Serverblade1..18---------------------------


StorageBlade1..5---------------------------


Component Management

Cpu1..8Memory1..32Voltage1..28Temperature1..20NicInfo1..20CmosConfigDeploymentFibreChannelInfo MezzanineCard1..4iRMC

ServerBlade1..18(BIOS,iRMC)StorageBlade(microbmc)ManagementBlade

ConnectionBlade1..8---------------------------


ConsoleRedirection---------------------------[Connection Blade

Access]

Tftupdate---------------------------

Support----------------------

System Management

MgmtBlade ServerBlade1..18

User----------------------

[Local User Administration]

Trapinfo----------------------

PowerConsumption---------------------------

Log-----------------------

AgentInfo------------------------[IP Connectivity]

Systeminfo------------------------[General Settings]

System Unit Information and Control

Control PowerSupply1..6Fan1..48 Temperature1..23ChassisUps1..2NicSeqOnOff ScheduledOnOffDump

Default------------------------

HttpSnmpTelnetDnsSmtpSshNtpVlanLdapAuthenticationAuDi-MIP

User1..10

InstallationBase

FrontSideIoModule---------------------------

Installation---------------------------

HardDisk1..10TemperatureSensor

InterfacePort


Examples of typical commands for selecting settings on a BX400: Set the static Ipv4 address of the management LAN interface: cd Agentinfo set AgentDhcpConfigured=0 set AgentIpAddress=192.168.1.10 Set the chassis name and the Location and Contact for the SNMP function: cd Agentinfo set AgentRackName="BX-System1" ( Naming convention : [A-Za-z0-9-] set AgentLocation="FTS-Labor" set AgentName="BX400" ( Naming convention : [A-Za-z0-9-] Set Time Zone of the System Unit to Tokyo Time (using Time Zone Table 3 in Appendix) cd Agentinfo set AgentTimeZone=70 Set SNMP Community cd agentinfo/snmp set AgentSnmpCommunityString="PDB" MMB / SB - FW Update Redirect the text-based console of a connection blade in slot 3 of the System Unit to the Telnet / SSHv2 interface or to the serial interface: cd ConsoleRedirection show (to check property CB_Name3 and its value) set ConsoleRedirectionTo = CB3 Generate system information DUMP: cd SystemInfo/Dump set started=true Generate management blade dump : cd SystemInfo/Dump/mgmtblade set started=true Start a LAN-based boot operation for a server blade in slot 8 of the System Unit via LAN controller 1 cd Serverblade8 set SvrCtrlPower=force-off set SvrCtrlBootMode=pxe-lan1 (more boot options available using the help svrctrlbootmode command) set SvrCtrlPower=on


2.1 OEM Target AgentInfo The AgentInfo target is the management access point of the system and represents the root of the namespace MMB. Functions and information related to management blade (master and slave) are located under this target. 2.1.1 AgentInfo Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set

Property Name Input Values Access Description

AgentIpAddress e.g. 123.1.1.1 R/W Management LAN IPv4 address.

AgentNetMask e.g. 255.255.255.255

R/W Management LAN IPv4 network mask.

AgentGateway e.g. 192.168.1.1

R/W Management blade IP gateway address.

AgentIpv6Enable 0, 1 R/W

1 = enabled: Both IPv6 and IPv4 protocol shall be enabled. 0 = disabled: Only IPv4 protocol shall be enabled.

AgentIpv6LinkLocalAddress R

Interface identifier (EUI-64 address). According to RFC 4291 link-local addresses are designed to be used for addressing on a single link for purposes such as automatic address configuration, neighbor discovery, or when no routers are present.

AgentIpv6GlobalStaticAddress

e.g. fdb8:2976:8500:741:223:8bff:fe57:244b

R/W Manually set IPv6 address assuming global scope (extended or abbreviated IPv6 format).

AgentIpv6GlobalStatelessAddress R Address assigned by auto configuration process.

AgentIpv6GlobalStatefulAddress R Address assigned by DHCPv6.

AgentDhcpConfigured 0, 1 R/W Activates DHCPv4 requests. 0 = disabled.

AgentDhcpIpv6Configured 0, 1 R/W Activates DHCPv6 requests. 0 = disabled.

AgentServiceLanIpAddress e.g.192.168.1.1 R/W Service LAN IP address.

AgentServiceLanNetMask e.g. 255.255.255.0

R/W Service LAN net mask.

AgentServiceLanGateway e.g.192.168.1.1 R/W Service LAN gateway.

AgentServiceLanIpv6LinkLocalAddress R As defined by RFC 4291.

AgentServiceLanIpv6GlobalStaticAddress

e.g. fe80::223:8bff:fe57:244a

R/W Manually set IPv6 address assuming global scope (extended or abbreviated IPv6 format).


AgentServiceLanIpv6GlobalStatelessAddress R Address assigned by auto configuration

process.

AgentAdminUrl R Display of the home page URL for the management blade.

AgentConsoleTimeOut 0, 30 - 65535 R/W

Session timeout for text-based interface used for protocols “sshv2, telnet”. 0 = session timeout disabled.

AgentDateTime

e.g. "01/01/2011 14:29:00"

R/W Configuration of date and time for the management blade. Format: "MM/DD/YYYY HH:MM:SS" .

AgentTimeZone 1-83 R/W Configuration of the time zone for the management blade, which is selected from a time zone table (see Appendix B).

AgentName e.g. “test” R/W Used for SNMP: System name.

Note: Only a maximum of 14 characters from the range ^[A-Z][A-Z0-9-]$ is allowed.

AgentLocation e.g. “test” R/W Used for SNMP: System location.

AgentContact e.g. “test” R/W Used for SNMP: System contact.

AgentRackName e.g. “test” R/W Identifier if the system is installed in a rack, also used for connection blades’ naming scheme.

AgentRackUniqueID 0 - 2³²-1 R/W Numerical identifier if the system is installed in a rack, also used for connection blades’ naming scheme.

AgentNicExecutionMode R Displays the current duplex mode of the service LAN interface.

AgentNicDuplexMode

auto, 100-full, 100-half, 10-full, 10-half

R/W Specifies which duplex mode at the service LAN interface should be active after the next reset.

AgentManagementNicExecutionMode R Displays the current duplex mode of the management LAN interface.

AgentUplinkDuplexMode


R/W Specifies which duplex mode at the management LAN interface/uplink port should be active after the next reset.

AgentDownlinkDuplexMode


R/W Specifies which duplex mode at the management LAN interface/downlink port should be active after the next reset.

AgentChangeRoleToSlave 0, 1 R/W

Change the role of the master management blade to slave. 0 = disabled.

Note: Only displayed if two management blades are installed.


2.1.2 AgentInfo/Http Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


AgentHttpEnable 0, 1 R/W Enables http protocol. 0 = disabled.

AgentHttpPort 1-65535 R/W Defines http port.

AgentHttpSslEnable 0, 1 R/W Enables http SSL protocol. 0 = disabled.

AgentHttpSslPort 1-65535 R/W Defines http SSL port.

AgentForecHttpsEnable 0, 1 R/W Forces http protocol usage. 0 = disabled.

AgentHttpIpFilter[1:10] IPv4 address R/W IPv4 address of hosts permitted to access the

MMB using http.

AgentHttpIpv6Filter[1:10] IPv6 address R/W IPv6 address of hosts permitted to access the

MMB using http. 2.1.3 AgentInfo/Snmp Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


AgentSnmpEnable 0, 1 R/W Enables SNMP protocol. 0 = disabled.

AgentSnmpIpFilter[1:10] IPv4 address R/W IPv4 address of hosts permitted to access the MMB using SNMP.

AgentSnmpIpv6Filter[1:10] IPv6 address R/W IPv6 address of hosts permitted to access the MMB using SNMP.

AgentSnmpVacmEnable 0, 1 R/W Configuration of the SNMPV3 settings to access control function. 0 = disabled.

AgentSnmpApplySetting 0, 1 R/W Applies the SNMP settings. 0 = disabled. 2.1.4 AgentInfo/Snmp/Community[1:5] Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


AgentSnmpCommunityString “Name” R/W SNMP community string.

AgentSnmpCommunityPermission read-only, read-write R/W SNMP community access permission.

2.1.5 AgentInfo/Snmp/Trap[1:5] Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


AgentSnmpTrapDestination IPv4 address R/W Defines SNMP trap destinations.

AgentSnmpTrapIpv6Destination IPv6 address R/W Defines SNMP trap destinations.

AgentSnmpTrapCommunityString “Name” R/W SNMP trap community string.

AgentSnmpTrapEventType all, info/minor, major, critical R/W Sets the condition which will cause the system

to generate a trap for alerting.


2.1.6 AgentInfo/SnmpV3 Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


AgentSnmpAuthenticationFailTrapEnable 0, 1 R/W Enables SNMP authentication trap. 0 = disabled.

2.1.7 AgentInfo/SnmpV3/Trap[1:5] Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


AgentSnmpV3TrapDestination IPv4 address R/W Defines SNMP trap destinations.

AgentSnmpV3TrapIpv6Destination IPv6 address R/W Defines SNMP trap destinations.

AgentSnmpV3TrapUser not-ready, User[1:10] R/W

With SNMPv3 user-based security model the MMB sending the trap is the authority. This means a user must be selected from the given list and must be tied to the engine ID sending the trap.

AgentSnmpV3TrapEventType all, info/minor, major, critical

R/W Selects the type of notification sent.

2.1.8 AgentInfo/SnmpV3/User[1:10] Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


AgentSnmpUserName “Name” R/W Configuration of the SNMP V3 user name.

AgentSnmpUserAuthenticationPassword “Name” R/W Configuration of the SNMP V3 authentication password.

AgentSnmpUserPrivacyPassword “Name” R/W Configuration of the SNMP V3 privacy password.

AgentSnmpUserPermission read-only, read-write R/W Configuration of the SNMP V3 user

permission.

AgentSnmpUserSecurityLevel no-auth, auth, privacy

R/W Configuration of the SNMP V3 security level.

AgentSnmpUserAuthenticationProtocol MD5, SHA R/W Configuration of the SNMP V3 user name. 2.1.9 AgentInfo/Telnet Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


AgentTelnetEnable 0, 1 R/W Enables Telnet protocol. 0 = disabled.

AgentTelnetPort 1–65535 R/W Configures Telnet port.

AgentTelnetIpFilter[1:10] IPv4 address R/W Configuration of the Telnet IP filters.

AgentTelnetIpv6Filter[1:10] IPv6 address R/W Configuration of the Telnet IP filters.

AgentTelnetDisConnect 0, 1 R/W Configuration of Telnet disconnect enabling/disabling. 0 = disabled.


2.1.10 AgentInfo/DNS Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


AgentDnsIpAddress[1:2] IPv4 address R/W Configuration of the DNS server addresses.

AgentGetDnsIpFromDhcp 0, 1 R/W Activates the name server option in the DHCP client request (see also RFC 2132). 0 = disabled.

AgentDnsIpv6Address[1:2] IPv6 address R/W Configuration of the DNS server addresses.

AgentGetDnsIpv6FromDhcp 0, 1 R/W

According to RFC 3315 DNS information will be retrieved by DHCPv6 protocol assuming a stateless DHCP server or a stateful DHCP v6 server. 0 = disabled.

2.1.11 AgentInfo/SMTP Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


AgentSmtpEnable 0, 1 R/W Enables SMTP protocol to send mails. 0 = disabled.

AgentSmtpTestMailEnable 0, 1 R/W Send test mail to configured account(s). 0 = disabled.

AgentSmtpRelayServer[1:2] IPv4 address R/W Configures SMTP relay server.

AgentSmtpRelayIPv6Server[1:2] IPv6 address R/W Configures SMTP relay server.

AgentSmtpRelayServerPort[1:2] 1-65535 R/W Configures SMTP relay server port.

AgentSmtpRelayServerAuthType[1:2] disable, login, plain, CRAM-MD5

R/W Configures SMTP relay server authentication type.

AgentSmtpRelayServerAuthName[1:2] “Name” R/W Configures SMTP relay server authentication name.

AgentSmtpRelayServerAuthPassword[1:2] “Name” R/W Configures SMTP relay server authentication password.

AgentSmtpSender “Name” R/W Configures SMTP sender email address.

AgentSmtpHostname “Name” R/W Configures SMTP host name.

AgentSmtpUserMailAddress[1:5] “Name” R/W Configures SMTP user email addresses. 2.1.12 AgentInfo/Ssh Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


AgentSshEnable 0, 1 R/W Enables SSH protocol. 0 = disabled.

AgentSshPort 1–65535 R/W Configures SSH port.

AgentSshIpFilter[1:10] IPv4 address R/W Configures SSH IP filters.

AgentSshIpv6Filter[1:10] IPv6address R/W Configures SSH IP filters.


2.1.13 AgentInfo/NTP Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


AgentNtpEnable 0, 1 R/W Enables NTP (network time protocol) service. 0 = disabled.

AgentNtpIpAddress[1:2] IPv4 address R/W Configures NTP server’s IP address.

AgentNtpIpv6Address[1:2] IPv6 address R/W Configures NTP server’s IP address.

AgentNtpLastSyncTime R Shows the date and time of the last contact with NTP server. ‘not-ready’ indicates no communication to NTP server yet.

AgentNtpSyncMode afterward, always R/W

Configures NTP sync mode: Afterward: Sync only if the MMB time is ahead of NTP server time. Always: Always sync the time from NTP server regardless of MMB and NTP time lapse.

2.1.14 AgentInfo/VLAN/Group[1:10] Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


AgentVlanId 2 - 4095 R/W Configures the VLAN group ID.

AgentVlanIp IPv4 address R/W Configures the VLAN group IP address.

AgentVlanIpv6 IPv6 address R/W Configures the VLAN group IP address.

AgentVlanNetmask IPv4 address R/W Configures the VLAN group network mask.

AgentVlanEnable 0, 1 R/W Enables/disables the VLAN group. 0 = disabled. 2.1.15 AgentInfo/LdapAuthentication Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


AgentLdapAuthenticationEnable 0, 1 R/W

Configures whether authentication shall be performed using LDAP protocol (assumes a corresponding LDAP scheme on the server). 0 = disabled.

AgentLdapType WindowsAD, OpenLdap, eDirectory

R/W Configuration of the type of LDAP Server.

AgentLdapOverSsl 0, 1 R/W Configuration of the LDAP authentication over SSL. 0 = disabled.

AgentLdapServerIp[1:2] IPv4 address R/W Configuration of LDAP Sever IP.

AgentLdapServerIpv6[1:2] IPv6 address R/W Configuration of LDAP Sever IP.

AgentLdapRootDomainName “Name” R/W Configuration of the LDAP root domain name.

AgentLdapBaseDn “Name” R Displays the LDAP base DN.

AgentLdapUserBaseDn “Name” R/W Configuration of the LDAP user groups base DN.

AgentLdapUserBaseDepartment “Name” R/W Configuration the department which MMB users belong to.

AgentLdapSpecialUserAccount “Name” R/W Configuration the special user account name


for query LDAP with OpenLDAP/eDirectory.

AgentLdapSpecialUserPassword “Name” R/W Configuration the special user account password for query LDAP with OpenLDAP/eDirectory.

2.1.16 AuDi-MIP

Note: IPv6 is currently not supported for AuDi-MIP.

Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set, start, stop


IPAddressStart IPv4 address R/W Start of address range.

IPAddressEnd IPv4 address R/W End of address range.

SubnetMask IPv4 address R/W Network mask.

Gateway IPv4 address R/W For interfacing with another network that uses different IP addresses or protocols.

DNSDomain “Name” R/W Domain name according to RFC 1035. This setting

will overwrite the setting of Agentinfo/DNS if AuDi-MIP is enabled.

DNSServer[1:3] “Name” R/W Server names for resolving names into IP

addresses. This setting will overwrite the setting of Agentinfo/DNS if AuDi-MIP is enabled.

2.1.17 AuDi-MIP/ServerBlade[1:8]

Note: IPv6 is currently not supported for AuDi-MIP.

Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


Include 0, 1 R/W Indicates server blade availability in AuDi-MIP. 0 = not available.

IPAddress IPv4 address R/W AuDi-MIP server blade IPv4 address

SubnetMask IPv4 address R/W AuDi-MIP server blade subnet mask.

Gateway IPv4 address R/W AuDi-MIP server blade gateway.

CurrentIPAddress IPv4 address R/W Actual server blade management IP address.

Technology R Components technology. 2.1.18 AuDi-MIP/ConnectionBlade[1:4]



Include 0, 1 R/W Indicates connection blade availability in AuDi-MIP. 0 = not available.

IPAddress IPv4 address R/W AuDi-MIP connection blade IPv4 address.

SubnetMask IPv4 address R/W AuDi-MIP connection blade subnet mask.

Gateway IPv4 address R/W AuDi-MIP connection blade gateway.


CurrentIPAddress IPv4 address R/W Actual connection blade management IP address.

Technology R Components technology. 2.1.19 AuDi-MIP/MgmtBlade



Include 0, 1 R/W Indicates management blade availability in AuDi-MIP. 0 = not available.

IPAddress IPv4 address R/W AuDi-MIP management blade IPv4 address.

SubnetMask IPv4 address R/W AuDi-MIP management blade subnet mask.

Gateway IPv4 address R/W AuDi-MIP management blade gateway.

CurrentIPAddress IPv4 address R/W Current management blade management IP address.

Technology R Components technology.

2.2 OEM Target MgmtBlade 2.2.1 MgmtBlade[1:2] Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


MgmtBladeStatus R MMB health state.

OperationalStatus R Unknown (0), ok (2), degraded (3), error (6), dormant (15).

MgmtBladeManufacture R MMB manufacturer name.

MgmtBladeManufactureDate R MMB manufacture date.

MgmtBladeSerialNumber R MMB serial number.

MgmtBladeProductName R MMB product name.

MgmtBladeModelName R MMB model name.

MgmtBladeHardwareVersion R MMB hardware version.

MgmtBladeFirmwareVersion R MMB firmware version.

MgmtBladeServiceLanMacAddress R MMB physical NIC address.

MgmtBladeManagementLanMacAddress R MMB physical NIC address.

MgmtBladeRunMode R Displays whether MMB runs in master or slave mode.

MgmtBladeVoltageStatus R MMB voltage state.

MgmtBladeVoltageMax R Maximum threshold.

MgmtBladeVoltageMin R Minimum threshold.

MgmtBladeVoltageNormal R Expected value.

MgmtBladeVoltageCurrent R Current reading.

MgmtBladeAssetTag “Name” R/W Can contain a user-definable asset tag (max 40 UTF-8 coded characters).


2.2.2 MgmtBlade[1:2]/ipendpt[1:10] Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


AddressOrigin R AddressOrigin identifies the method by which the IP address, subnet mask, and gateway were assigned to the IP protocol endpoint.

IPv4Address IPv4 address R/W The IPv4 address that this protocol endpoint represents.

• Note: If AddressOrigin is set to “IPv4 Static”, the IPv4 address can be set by user.

IPv6Address IPv6 address R/W

The IPv6 address that this protocol endpoint represents. • Note: If AddressOrigin is set to the value “IPv6

Global(Static)”, the IPv6 address can be set by user.

PrefixLength R Indicates the number of contiguous, higher-order bits of the address that make up the network portion of the address (to be compared with the network mask in IPv4).

SubnetMask IPv4 address R/W The mask for the IPv4 address of this protocol endpoint

• Note: Only applicable when AddressOrigin has the value “Static”.

OperationalStatus

R Current state of the element.

ProtocolIFType R Value Map: Other, IANA reserved, IPv4, IPv6, IPv4/v6, DMTF reserved, vendor reserved.

2.2.3 MgmtBlade[1:2]/Log1

Notes: Only MMB in master mode shall have target Log1 Target Log1 can have up to 512 entries.



SystemName R System name as given in WebUI system page: If not given: FRU/BoardInfoArea/BoardProductName.

Name R KEY property used for reference.

MaxNumberOfRecords R Maximum number of records in log, defaults to 512.

CurrentNumberOfRecords R Number of currently occupied record entries.

LogState R Log state information. 4 = Not supported by implementation.

OverwritePolicy R Indicates the overwrite policy of the log. 2 = wrap around.

LogMgmtBladeClear 0, 1. R/W Clear log. 0 = disabled.


2.2.4 MgmtBlade[1:2]/Log1/Record[1:512] Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


LogName R Displays the log name.

RecordID R Current record number.

MessageTimeStamp R Date and time of record log.

RecordFormat R A string describing the data structure of the information in the property, RecordData.

RecordData R Record Data (event entry).

2.3 OEM Target SystemInfo 2.3.1 SystemInfo Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


SysPowerSupplyStatus R Power supply state.

SysPowerSupplyRedundancy R Defines the power supply redundancy.

SysPowerSupplyCtrl graceful-shutdown, on, off

R/W Determines the on/off behavior of the PSU.

SysFanDailyTestTime disabled, e.g. 12:20 R/W Configures daily fan test, disabled = no fan test at all.

SysFanStartTest 0, 1 R/W Enables the fan test which will end automatically. 0 = disabled.

SysFanOverallStatus R Overall fan state.

SysTemperatureStatus R Temperature state.

SysMgmtBladeReboot 0, 1 R/W Requests a reboot and introduces a change role if redundant MMBs are provided. 0 = disabled.

SvrInventoryRetrieval automatic, manual R/W

automatic inventory retrieval is automatically performed for inserted server blades or when the system unit is powered on (server blades will be booted twice). manual automatic inventory retrieval is not performed. Default: automatic.

ViomManaged R Allows the VIOM manager to register the system unit as VIOM managed. Exclusively used by FTS VIOMgr.

ViomPreferredInventoryVersion e.g. 1.0 R/W Controls the delivery of BIOS information.

Note: Must not be changed. Exclusively used by FTS VIOMgr.

AutoPowerOff 0, 1 R/W MMB must power off system unit when all Server Blades existing system unit are powered off. 0 = disabled.

SysDashEnable 0, 1 R/W Enables the use of the dashboard for the system. 0 = disabled.


SysLsbPresent R Describes the present state of the LSB: 0: not present, 1: present.

SysWebUiLanguage en, de, jp R/W Current setting of the WebUI startup language.

SysLsbLanguage en, de, jp R/W Current setting of the LSB language.

Note: Only applicable if LSB is present.

SysWebUiRefresh 0 - 15 R/W Minutes between WebUI refresh; 0 means no refresh. 2.3.2 SystemInfo/Control Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


SysCtrlNumberFans R Displays the number of system fans.

SysCtrlNumberTempSensors R Displays the number of temperature sensors.

SysCtrlNumberPowerSupplyUnit R Displays the number of power supply units.

SysCtrlHousingType R Displays the system housing type.

SysCtrlOverallStatus R Displays the system’s overall status.

SysCtrlSystemName R Displays the system name.

SysCtrlNumberOfUps 0 - 2 R/W Displays the number of UPSs.

SysCtrlIdLed on, off R/W Displays the status of the Locate LED. 2.3.3 SystemInfo/PowerSupply[1:4] Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


SysPowerSupplyUnitStatus R

Power supply status (health state). SNMP unknown (1), ok (2), not-present

(3), error (4), critical (5), off (6), dummy (7), fan module (8).

SysPowerSupplyUnitManufacture R Power supply manufacturer.

SysPowerSupplyUnitProductName R Power supply product name.

SysPowerSupplyUnitModelName R Power supply model name.

SysPowerSupplyUnitProductVersion R Power supply product version.

SysPowerSupplyUnitSerialNumber R Power supply serial number. 2.3.4 SystemInfo/Fan[1:16] Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


SysFanStatus R Fan health state.

OperationalStatus R Unknown (0), ok (2), predictive failure (5), error (6), lost communication (13), dormant (15), vendor reserved (0x8001).

SysFanDesignation R Fan designation: indicates the PSU to which the fan belongs.

SysFanCurrentSpeed R Current fan speed.

SysFanNominalMaximumSpeed R Nominal maximum fan speed.


SysFanCurrentMaximumSpeed R Current maximum fan speed.

SysFanFailReaction continue, shutdown-poweroff

R/W System reaction on fan failure.

SysFanIdentification R Name of the fan. 2.3.5 SystemInfo/Temperature[1:12] Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


CurrentReading R Current temperature value.

CurrentState R Temperature sensor operational status (health state).

OperationalStatus R Unknown (0), ok( 2), error (6), stopped (10), lost communication (13), vendor reserved (0x8006), vendor reserved (0x8007).

UpperThresholdNonCritical R Upper non-critical threshold.

UpperThresholdCritical R Upper critical threshold.

SysTempSensorDesignation R Temperature sensor designation.

SysTempCriticalReaction continue, shutdown-poweroff

R/W System reaction on critical temperature sensor readings.

2.3.6 SystemInfo/Chassis Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


SysChassisSerialNumber R Chassis serial number.

SysChassisProductVersion R Chassis product version.

SysChassisType R Describes the system type. 0 = rack, 1 = floor stand.

SysChassisDoorState R Describes the state of the chassis door: closed, open, N/A..

SysChassisAssetTag “Name” R/W Contains a user-definable asset tag, max. length 40 characters, UTF-8 coded.

2.3.7 SystemInfo/Nic Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


SysNicStatusDetect 0, 1 R/W

NIC status detection enabled (1): If management blade NIC detection is fail for the master and ok for the slave, the master sends out an event log message and the roles of the management blades are changed. The role change takes place after the NIC Detection Timeout has expired. NIC status detection disabled (0): The NIC status detection is disabled.

SysNicDetectTimeout 0 – 300 R/W Configures the timeout value in seconds for NIC status detection.


2.3.8 SystemInfo/SeqOnOff Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


SeqOnOffDelay 0-60 R/W Sets the server blade power-on delay after a chassis power-on has been detected. Format: Time in minutes.

OnDelay 0-10 R/W Specifies the power-on delay between two consecutive server blades. Format: Time in minutes.

OffType 0, 1 R/W Configures the type of shutdown request to be sent to the server blades participating in the sequence. 0 = Graceful Shutdown, 1 = Hard Power Off.

2.3.9 SystemInfo/SeqOnOff/Serverblade[1:8] Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


SeqOnNum 0-8 R/W

Sets the position of the server blade in the power-on/off sequence table. Default is 0, meaning that this server blade is not included in the power-on sequence.

SeqOffNum 0-8 R/W

Sets the position of the server blade in the power-on/off sequence table. Default is 0, meaning that this server blade is not included in the power-on sequence.

Participate 0, 1 R/W Enables the server blade participating in the power-on/off sequence. 0 = disabled.

2.3.10 SystemInfo/ScheduledOnOff Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


ForceOffEnabled 0, 1 R/W Enables a forced power-off of the of the scheduled server blade. 0 = disabled.

ForceOffDelay 0-7 R/W Determines the forced power-off delay. Range: 1 to 7 minutes.

TrapOn 0-255 R/W

Configures the time in minutes a trap is to be sent prior to the time specified in Systeminfo/ScheduledOnOff/PowerWeekDay[1:]/ PowerWeekDayX/PowerOnTime (see below). Default: 0 = no trap to be sent.

TrapOff 0-255 R/W Configures the time in minutes a trap is to be sent prior to the time specified in Systeminfo/ScheduledOnOff/PowerWeekDay[1:]/


PowerWeekDayX/PowerOffTime (see below). Default: 0 = no trap to be sent.

2.3.11 Systeminfo/ScheduledOnOff/PowerWeekDay[1:7] Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


PowerWeekDayX/PowerOnTime

“MM:SS”,”disabled” R/W

Specifies a timetable for Power-On and Off times for every single weekday Default: disabled

PowerWeekDayX/PowerOffTime

“MM:SS”,”disabled” R/W

Specifies a timetable for Power-On and Off times for every single weekday. Default: disabled

2.3.12 SystemInfo/Dump Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


Systemname R System name as specified on WebUI system page. Default (if no value is specified): FRU/BoardInfoArea/BoardProductName.

Name R Key property used for referencing.

Started false, true R/W If set to true, the service will be started.

Copy2USBDevice true, false R/W

Dump will be redirected to USB device if mounted. If no USB device is mounted, the system will display the message “..waiting” and will return to the prompt after timeout of approx. 40 seconds.

DumpFileName “Name” RW Dump file name, up to 255 characters. 2.3.13 SystemInfo/Dump/ManagementBladeDump Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


Systemname R System name as specified on the WebUI system page: FRU/BoardInfoArea/BoardProductName.


Started false, true R/W If set to 1, the service will be started.

Copy2USBDevice false, true R/W

Dump will be redirected to USB device if mounted If no USB device is mounted, the system will display the message “..waiting” and will return to the prompt after timeout of approx. 40 seconds.

DumpFileName “Name” RW Dump file name, up to 255 characters.


2.4 OEM Target Log The OEM Event Log is used to display the events that have been logged on the management blade and the server blades. 2.4.1 Log Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


LogServerBladePowerEnable 0, 1 R/W Specifies whether power-on/off events for the server blades should be listed in the event log. 0 = disabled.

LogMgmtBladeWrapAround 0, 1 R/W

Specifies whether the wrap-around functionality for the event log should be used or not. enabled: When the event log repository is full, new event log entries replace the old ones beginning with the first event log entry. disabled: When the event log repository is full, no event log entries are written any longer.

AuditLogEnable 0, 1 R/W Enables audit logging. 0 = disabled.

AuditLogWrapAround 0, 1 R/W Enables the wrap-around behavior. 0 = disabled.

Note: Only applies when audit logging is enabled.

2.4.2 Log/AuditLog

Note: Properties only apply when audit logging is enabled.



LogWarnType 0 – 3 R/W

When to issue a warning into SEL for audit log full. 0: No warning 1: By number of entries 2: By percentage used 3: By number of entries and percentage used.

LogWarnThresPercent 1-99 R/W

Percentage of log full space when to issue warning SEL entry.

Note: Only valid if LogWarnType includes percentage used.

LogWarnThresNumber 1 – 511 R/W

Number of entries when to issue warning SEL entry. Note:

Only valid if LogWarnType includes number of entries.

LogExportSelEnable 0, 1 R/W Exports SEL together with Audit Log. 0 = disabled.

LogExportZip 0, 1 R/W Export log(s) compressed. 0 = disabled.

LogExportEncrypt No, RC4, AES R/W Type of log export encryption.

LogExportPwd “Name“ R/W Encryption password

Note: Only valid when LogExportEncrypt is enabled.


LogExportEmailEnable 0, 1 R/W Enables log export via email. 0 = disabled.

LogExportEmailFrom “Name“ R/W Sender email address

Note: Only valid when LogExportEmailEnable is enabled.

LogExportEmailTo[1:5] “Name“ R/W Recipient email adress(es)


LogExportEmailSubject “Name“ R/W Email subject


LogExportFrequency 0 – 3 R/W

Audit log export frequency 0: On demand 1: Every event 2: Daily 3: Weekly


LogExportOnUseFrequency 0 – 2 R/W

Audit log export on use frequency. 0: On demand 1: By number entries 2: By percentage used


LogExportTime Time R/W

Audit log export time. Note:

Only valid when LogExportEmailEnable is enabled and LogExportFrequency is set to daily or weekly.

LogExportWeekday Monday – Sunday R/W

Audit log export weekday Note:

Only valid when LogExportEmailEnable is enabled and LogExportFrequency is set to weekly.

LogExportThresPercent 1-99 R/W

Percentage of log full space when to export log. Note:

Only valid when LogExportEmailEnable is enabled and LogExportFrequency is set to ‘On Use’.

LogExportThresNumber 1-511 R/W

Number of entries when to export log. Note:

Only valid when LogExportEmailEnable is enabled and LogExportFrequency is set to ‘On Use’.

LogExportSyslogEnable 0, 1 R/W Enables log export via syslog. 0 = disabled.

LogExportSyslogServer R/W Syslog server

Note: Only valid when LogExportSyslogEnable is enabled.

LogExportSyslogPort 514 R/W Syslog server remote port

Note: Only valid when LogExportSyslogEnable is enabled.

LogExportSyslogSeverity 0 – 2 R/W Syslog severity: 0: Minor 1: Info


2: All Note:

Only valid when LogExportSyslogEnable is enabled.

LogAll R All Audit log events that have been logged with number, timestamp, severity and log message.

LogClear 0, 1 R/W This parameter is used to clear all entries from the audit log. 0 = disabled.

LogExport 0, 1 R/W

This parameter is used to export log entries from the audit log. 0 = disabled.

Note: Only valid when LogExportFrequency is set to ‘On Use’. LogExportSelEnable, LogExportZip, LogExportEncrypt apply.

LogExportMedia MMB, USB, Email R/W Media type to export to.

2.4.3 Log/Management Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


LogMgmtBladeAll R Shows all events that have been logged on the management blade.

LogMgmtBladeInfo R Shows the informational events that have been logged on the management blade.

LogMgmtBladeMinor R Shows minor events that have been logged on the management blade.

LogMgmtBladeMajor R Shows the major events that have been logged on the management blade.

LogMgmtBladeCritical R Shows the critical events that have been logged on the management blade.

LogMgmtBladeClear 0, 1 R/W This parameter is used to clear all events from the management blade event log. 0 = disabled.

LogMgmtBladeResEnable 0, 1 R/W When enabled, the Management Blade Log must additionally display resolutions, where available. 0 = disabled.

2.4.4 Log/ServerBlade[1:8] Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


LogServerBladeAll R All events that have been logged on the management blade.

LogServerBladeInfo R The informational events that have been logged on the server blade.

LogServerBladeMinor R The minor events that have been logged on the server blade.

LogServerBladeMajor R The major events that have been logged on the server blade.

LogServerBladeCritical R The critical events that have been logged on the server blade.


LogServerBladeClear 0, 1 R/W This parameter is used to clear all events from the server blade event log. 0 = disabled.

2.5 OEM Target User 2.5.1 User/User[1:10] Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


UserName “Name” R/W A user name may only be changed by the administrator.

UserPassword “Name” R/W A password may be changed by the administrator or by the user who has been assigned this password.

UserPermission Administrator, OEM, Operator, User

R/W User permissions may only be changed by the administrator.

UserEnable 0, 1 R/W This option is used to specify whether this user account is enabled or disabled. 0 = disabled.

UserDashEnable 0, 1 R/W

Defines whether the WebUI session for this user starts with the dashboard or not. 0 = disabled.

Note: Only applicable if SysDashEnable is enabled.

UserSystemAccount 0, 1 R/W Enables the account. 0 = disabled.

UserSystemSetting 0, 1 R/W Enabled = this account is allowed to specify system settings. 0 = disabled.

UserServerBladeiRMCAccount 0, 1 R/W Enables the permission to set up user accounts. 0 = disabled.

UserServerBladeiRMCSetting 0, 1 R/W Enables the permission to manage the iRMC (network interface settings, power management etc.). 0 = disabled.

UserServerBladeiRMCRedirection 0, 1 R/W User permission to use iRMC console redirection. 0 = disabled.

UserServerBladeiRMCStorage 0, 1 R/W User permission to use iRMC storage. 0 = disabled.

UserServerBladePermission[1:18] 0, 1 R/W User permission to access server blades. 0 = disabled.

UserConnectionBladePermission[1:8] 0, 1 R/W User permission to access connection blades. 0 = disabled.

2.6 OEM Target Default The OEM target “Default” is used to set internal data to the default values (factory settings).

Note: Interface data of connection blades will be set separately to default. Information about the server blade event log is displayed for events that were logged on the management blade.


2.6.1 Default Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


DefaultConfig 0, 1 R/W The configuration of the management blade is set to the default values. 0 = disabled.

DefaultNamePassword 0, 1 R/W

All configured user names with the exception of the user “admin” are deleted. The password for this user is set to the default (“admin“). 0 = disabled.

DefaultCmosBackup 0, 1 R/W All switch blade configuration backups and all server blade BIOS backups are deleted. 0 = disabled.

2.7 OEM Target PowerConsumption 2.7.1 Power Consumption Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


PwrConsumptionBudgetCtrlThreshold R Total budget available from PSU DC output. Redundant PSU will not be taken into account.

PwrConsumptionBase R Total budget used by system components which cannot be managed by MMB.

PwrConsumptionTotal R Total budget used by system components which are managed by MMB.

PwrConsumptionRemain R Remainder of available power budget.

PwrConsumptionEnforcedLimitThreshold R Value to be used if enforced mode is enabled.

PwrConsumptionPowerSupplyUnit[1:4] R Maximum PSU value.

PwrConsumptionPowerSupplyUnit[1:4]Current

R Current PSU value.

PwrConsumptionServerBlade[1:8] R Server blade worst case power consumption.

PwrConsumptionServerBlade[1:8]Current R Server blade current power consumption.

PwrConsumptionServerBlade[1:8]EnforcedLimit

R Value to be used for server blade enforced mode.

PwrConsumptionServerBlade[1:8]DynamicBudget

R Dynamic value controlled by BX400 MMB during adaptive power budgeting.

PwrConsumptionConnectionBlade[1:8] R Connection blade worst case power consumption.

PwrConsumptionConnectionBlade[1:8]Current

R Server connection current power consumption.

PwrConsumptionStorageBlade[1:8] R Storage blade worst case power consumption.

PwrConsumptionStorageBlade[1:8]Current

R Server storage current power consumption.

2.8 OEM Target TftpUpdate The TFTP Update target is used to perform an update of the management blade, server blade BIOS, iRMC and microBMC.


2.8.1 TftpUpdate Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


TftpUpdateServerIp IPv4 address R/W Setting of an IP address for the TFTP server.

TftpUpdateServerIpv6 IPv6 address R/W Ipv6 address of the TFTP server providing the flash image.

TftpUpdateMgmtBladeImage “Name” R/W File and path name for the management blade image.

TftpUpdateMasterMgmtBlade 0, 1 R/W Upgrading of the master management blade firmware. 0 = disabled.

TftpUpdateDualMgmtBlade 0, 1 R/W Upgrading of the dual management blade firmware. 0 = disabled.

TftpUpdateMasterMgmtBladeStatus R Indicator for flash progress. 2.8.2 TftpUpdate/ServerBlade[1:8]/Bios Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


TftpUpdateServerBladeBios R Displays the TFTP and flash procedure status.

TftpUpdateServerBladeBiosImage “Name” R/W File and path name for the BIOS image.

TftpUpdateServerBladeBiosEnable 0, 1 R/W Starts the BIOS update. 0 = disabled.

2.8.3 TftpUpdate/ServerBlade[1:8]/iRMC Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


TftpUpdateServerBladeiRMC R Displays the TFTP status.

TftpUpdateServerBladeiRMCImage “Name” R/W File and path name for the iRMC firmware image.

TftpUpdateServerBladeiRMCEnable 0, 1 R/W Starts the iRMC firmware update. 0 = disabled.

2.8.4 TftpUpdate/microBMC Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


Systemname R System name as specified on WebUI system page.Default (if no value is specified): FRU/BoardInfoArea/BoardProductName.

Name R Key property used for referencing: MicroBMC FRU/ProductInfoArea/ProductName.

InstallCharacteristics R Describes the characteristics of the installation/update. 3 = after flashing the flashed device will be reset.

TftpUpdateServerIP IPv4 address R/W TFTP server IPv4 address.

TftpUpdateServerIPv6 IPv6 address R/W TFTP server IPv6 address.


TftpUpdateServerImage “Name” R/W Name of the image to be used for the update.

TftpUpdateServerSCDRsImage “Name” R/W Name of the SCDRs image file to be used for download.

TftpUpdateEnable

SX960-1, SX960-2, FrontSideIOModule-9

RW Setting this property to true starts the operation.

OperationalStatus R Indicates the current status: 0 = unknown, 2 = ok, 6 = error, 13 = lost communication.

2.9 OEM Target ConsoleRedirection Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


Systemname R System name as specified on WebUI system page. FRU/BoardInfoArea/BoardProductName.


EnabledState R Displays whether ConsoleRedirection is enabled. 0 = disabled.

MaxCurrentEnabledSAPs R Maximum number of concurrently enabled Redirection Service Access Points (SAPs).

SharingMode R Sharing mode 3 means the original destination of the text console is still receiving the text console flow.

RedirectionServiceType R The type of redirection supported by this service. 2: Text console redirection.

SessionTerminateSequence “single character” [A-Za-z]

R/W

The input will be converted to uppercase letters and concatenated with the <Ctrl> key. This string sequence (Ctrl + character) allows the user using the command line session to terminate the redirection and return to the MMB command line interface. Default: Ctrl + Q for terminating the session.

TextFlowType R Interface information of text flow type. 2 = Character stream.

CB_Name[1:8] R The name indicates the service access point to be used.

ConsoleRedirectionTo CB1, CB2, CB3, CB4 R/W Start console redirection to the connection blade

identified by the property CB_NameX.

2.10 OEM Target: ServerBlade The server blade targets provide information on the server blades, i.e. information on CPUs, memory modules, voltage, temperature, CMOS configuration and watchdog timers. 2.10.1 ServerBlade[1:8] Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


SvrPwrCtrlMode R Shows the current settings of power consumption policy (Power control disabled,


best performance, minimum power).

SvrPwrRestorePolicy On,Off, Prior R/W Prior = Restores power state prior to power loss.

SvrCtrlBootMode 0x00-0x1C R/W

Configuration of the server boot setting mode (depending on actual hardware). 0x00: Normal Boot 0x01: Onboard PXE-LAN 1 0x02: Onboard PXE-LAN 2 0x03: Flash BIOS 0x04: Flash service processor firmware 0x05: ADD-IN PCI PORT 1 (only BX620 S4) 0x06: ADD-IN PCI PORT 2 (only BX620 S4) 0x07: Onboard PXE LAN 3 0x08: Onboard PXE LAN 4 0x09: Onboard PXE LAN 5 (only BX620 S4) 0x0A: Onboard PXE LAN 6 (only BX620 S4) 0x0B: Mezz card 1 port 1 0x0C: Mezz card 1 port 2 0x0D: VIOM inventory boot (internal use only) 0x0E: VIOM init boot (internal use only) 0x0F: Mezz card 1 port 3 0x10: Mezz card 1 port 4 0x11: Mezz card 2 port 1 0x12: Mezz card 2 port 2 0x13: Mezz card 2 port 3 0x14: Mezz card 2 port 4 0x15: Mezz card 3 port 1 0x16: Mezz card 3 port 2 0x17: Mezz card 3 port 3 0x18: Mezz card 3 port 4 0x19: Mezz card 4 port 1 0x1A: Mezz card 4 port 2 0x1B: Mezz card 4 port 3 0x1C: Mezz card 4 port 4

SvrCtrlAdministrativeUrl R Administrative URL for the server.

SvrCtrlPower

on, graceful-shutdown, power-cycle, reset, NMI, force-off

R/W Sets the blade to the corresponding power state.

SvrCtrlMaxRestartRetries 0 - 7 R/W Configuration of the maximum number for server restart retries. If the failure count reaches this value, the configured reaction will be executed.

SvrCtrlIdLed off, blinking R/W Configuration of the LED control at the front of the blade server.

SvrBladeCtrlDumpFlag R

Displays the memory dump flag status. “memory-dump” means a “Power OFF Inhibit”, so that the server blade can only be switched off using the front panel power button.

SvrBladeStatus R

Displays the power status: N/A = System off Auxiliary = iRMC is up and running Ok = Server blade powered on.



SvrBladeManufacture R Displays manufacture vendor.

SvrBladeManufactureDate R Displays manufacture date.

SvrBladeSerialNumber R Displays serial number.

SvrBladeCustomerProductName R Displays customer product name, e.g. PRIMERGY BX922 S2.

SvrBladeProductName R Displays product name, e.g. D2861.

SvrBladeProductVersion R Displays server blade product version.

SvrBladeModelName R Displays model name.

SvrBladeHardwareVersion R Displays hardware version.

SvrBladeFirmwareVersion R Displays firmware version.

SvrBladeBiosVersion R Displays BIOS version.

SvrBladeKmeVersion R Displays KME version information.

SvrBladeNumberCpuSockets R Displays how many CPU sockets are available.

SvrBladeMemorySockets R Displays how many memory sockets are available.

SvrBladePhysicalMemory R Displays the amount of physical memory in MB.

SvrBladeOsType R Displays the OS platform currently running on the server blade.

SvrBladeOsVersion R Displays the version of the OS currently running on the server blade.

SvrBladeDaughterCardPresence R Displays whether an FC (Fibre Channel) daughter card is installed (only relevant for BX600 Blade Server Systems) or numbers.

SrvViomSupport R If the property SrvViomSupport is set to 1, the server blade supports VIOM functionality. If set to 0, VIOM support is not available.

ViomDataTable For internal use only.

ViomDataTableClear 0, 1 R/W Setting to “1” will clear the VIOM table and prepare the ViomDataTable for rewriting. A read will always return a “0”.

ViomDataLength R Displays length of server blade VIOM.

ViomDataTableLock 0 - 2 R/W

“0” means that no lock is set or an existing lock is removed, “1” means that a read lock is set, somebody is reading the VIOM. “2” means that a write lock is set, somebody is modifying the VIOM.

ViomDataTableLockTimeout 1 - 65535 R/W Specifies the timeout value for the ViomDataTableLock in seconds.

SrvInventoryTable R For internal use only.

SrvInventoryTableLock 0, 1 R/W

“0” means that no lock is set or an existing lock is removed, “1” means that a read lock is set, somebody is reading the SrvInventoryTable.


SrvInventoryTableLockTimeout 1 - 65535 R/W Specifies the timeout value for the SrvInventoryTableLock in seconds.

BiosViomSettingStatus R

Status for the VIOM settings. The following values will be shown: power on pending, processing, mmb error, VIOM setting ok, VIOM setting failed, Boot without VIOM, inventory boot ok, inventory boot failed, N/A.

SvrBladeActiveGUID R Active /virtualized GUID.

SvrBladeManufactureGUID R GUID (UUID) as specified in the factory.

SvrBladeDaughterCardType[1:4] R

Displays the type of daughter card in the form PCI vendor ID or PCI device ID (all hex uppercase characters): Example: 0xAABB|0xCCDD, where 0xAABB is PCI vendor ID, 0xCCDD is PCI device ID.

Note: Empty string, intentionally left blank.

SrvBladeUsbDvdAccess 0, 1 R/W Describes whether a server blade may be granted access to the USV/DVD device. 0 = disabled.

SrvBladeUsbDvdState R

Describes the assignment state of the USB/DVD device regarding the server blade. 0: Not connected, 1: Connecting 2: Connected 3: Mounting 4: Mounted 5: Dismounting 6: Disconnecting

Note: Only valid if SrvUsbDvdAccess is enabled.

SrvBladeAssetTag R/W Contains a user-definable asset tag.

Notes: Use of the verb «show» for the VIOM properties ViomDataTable and SrvInventoryTable: The show command will return the content of the properties, where each byte of the data is presented as a 2 character hexadecimal value. The “-output” option is used to specify the offset and the number of bytes that are returned (due to maximum length of 255 characters for any single term in a command). This will be specified in the format -output offset=XXXX numbytes=YYYY where XXXX specifies the offset of the returned data in viom_data_array[N] and YYYY specifies the number of data bytes that should be returned. The values for “offset” and “numbytes” can be specified as decimal or hexadecimal numbers, hexadecimal numbers are identified by leading “0X”. To read the SvrInventoryTable the SrvInventoryTableLock must be set to 1 first.


2.10.2 ServerBlade[1:8]/Cpu[1:4] Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


SvrCpuType R

Displays the CPU type, e.g. AMD Opteron, Pentium Pro, Pentium II, Pentium MMX, Celeron processor, Pentium II Xeon, Pentium III, M1, Pentium IV, Pentium-M, Xeon.

SvrCpuFrequency R Displays the CPU frequency.

SvrCpuStep R Displays the CPU stepping.

SvrCpuStatus R Displays the CPU health status.

OperationalStatus R Unknown (0), ok (2), degraded (3), error (6), stopped (10), vendor reserved (0x8003).

SvrCpuName R Displays the CPU name.

SvrCpuSocketDesignation R Displays the CPU socket designation.

SvrCpuManufacture R Displays information on the CPU manufacturer.

SvrCpuClock R Displays the CPU clock. 2.10.3 ServerBlade[1:8]/Memory[1:8] Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


SvrMemModuleStatus R Memory module health status.

OperationalStatus R Unknown (0), ok (2), error (6), stopped (10), vendor reserved (0x8004).

SvrMemModuleSize R Memory module size.

SvrMemModuleType R Memory module type.

SvrMemSocketDesignation R Memory module socket destination.

SvrMemModuleSpeed R Memory module speed. 2.10.4 ServerBlade[1:8]/Voltage[1:72] Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


CurrentReading R Displays the current voltage value for the server blade.

CurrentState R Displays the voltage status for the server blade.

OperationalStatus R Unknown (0), ok (2), error (6), stopped (10), lost communication (13), vendor reserved (0x8006), vendor reserved (0x8007).

SvrVoltageDesignation R Displays the voltage designation for the server blade.

SvrVoltageMinimumValue R Displays the minimum voltage value for the server blade.

SvrVoltageMaximumValue R Displays the maximum voltage value for the server blade.

SvrVoltageNominalValue R Displays the nominal voltage value for the server blade.


2.10.5 ServerBlade[1:8]/Temperature[1:64] Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


CurrentReading R Displays the current temperature value for the server blade.

CurrentState R Displays the status of the temperature sensor.

OperationalStatus R Unknown (0), ok (2), error (6), vendor reserved (0x8006), vendor reserved (0x8007), vendor reserved (0x8008), vendor reserved (0x8009).

UpperThresholdNonCritical R This parameter can be set to configure the upper warning level of the temperature sensor for the server blade.

UpperThresholdCritical R This parameter can be set to configure the upper critical level of the temperature sensor for the server blade.

LowerThresholdNonCritical R This parameter can be set to configure the lower warning level of the temperature sensor for the server blade.

LowerThresholdCritical R This parameter can be set to configure the lower critical level of the temperature sensor for the server blade.

SvrTempSensorDesignation R Displays the designation of the temperature sensor for the server blade.

2.10.6 ServerBlade[1:8]/NicInfo[1:20] Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


SvrNicMacAddress R Displays the NIC physical addresses of the server blade.

SvrNicIpAddress R

SvrNicIpv6Address R

SvrManufactureMac R The LAN controller’s own manufacturer MAC address.

SvrNicType R The type of NIC: onboard LAN controller or daughter card.

SvrNicEkeyStatus R Result of the ekeying matching process of NIC (LoM/Mezzanine) type technology with connection blade type technology. 0 = enabled, 1 = disabled.

2.10.7 ServerBlade[1:8]/CmosConfig Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


SvrCmosBiosVersion R Displays the CMOS ID with BIOS version.

SvrCmosMacAddress R Displays the CMOS ID with MAC address.

SvrCmosDateTime R Displays date and time of the backup file generation.

SvrCmosRestoreTarget 1-8 R/W Specifies the server blade whose BIOS parameters are to be restored.

SvrCmosCtrl backup, smart-

R/W Specifies the backup/restore policy: backup: The BIOS parameters of the selected


restore, force-restore

server blade are backed up. smart-restore: After the slot id, BIOS version and MAC address have been verified, the backup file of the selected server blade is restored. force-restore: The backup file is restored without verification.

2.10.8 ServerBlade[1:8]/Deployment/Watchdog Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


SoftwareWatchdogStatus R Controlled by operating system, enable, not-available.

SoftwareWatchdogTime R

Timeout for monitoring of the operating system and the software applications. A watchdog timer agent that resets the timer must be implemented in the operation system. When the timeout has been reached, a timeout routine will be started.

SoftwareWatchdogAction R no-action, hard reset, off, graceful shutdown and power-cycle.

BootWatchdogTime 2, 5, 10, 15, 20, 30, 60 R/W

Timeout to monitor the server blade POST. It will be reset by the BIOS in periods configured within the POST code. When the timeout is reached, a timeout routine will be started.

BootWatchdogEnable 0, 1 R/W 0 = disabled.

BootWatchdogAction no-action, reset, off, power-cycle

R/W Defines the action to be performed after timeout of the Bootwatchdog.

2.10.9 ServerBlade[1:8]/Deployment/ScheduleOnOff Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


ScheduleForceOffEnable 0, 1 R/W Specifies the server blade power by force-off. 0 = disabled.

ScheduleForceOffDelay 1 – 7 R/W Specifies the delay seconds of force-off the server blade power.

2.10.10 ServerBlade[1:8]/Deployment/ScheduleOnOff/PowerWeekDay[1:7]

Note: The first day of the week is Sunday.



SchedulePowerOnTime Time, disabled R/W

Configures scheduled power-on time on given weekday.

SchedulePowerOffTime Time, disabled R/W

Configures scheduled power-off time on given weekday.


2.10.11 ServerBlade[1:8]/FibreChannelInfo Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


ActiveWWNN[1:8] R Current World Wide Node Name (will be written to in case of virtualization).

ActiveWWPN[1:8] R Current World Wide Port Name (will be written to in case of virtualization).

ManufacturerWWNN[1:8] R Manufacturer World Wide Node Name.

ManufacturerWWPN[1:8] R Manufacturer World Wide Port Name. 2.10.12 ServerBlade[1:8]/MezzanineCard[1:4] Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


PortMultiplexer R Position of the multiplexer in case of 1GbE LAN Mezzanine card.

MezzanineCardType R Displays the type of Mezzanine card (LAN, Infiniband, etc.).

MezzanineCardManufacture R Manufacturer

MezzanineCardManufactureDate R Manufacture date

MezzanineCardProductName R Product name

MezzanineCardModelName R Model name

MezzanineCardSerialNumber R Serial number

MezzanineCardHardwareVersion R Hardware version

MezzanineCardFirmwareVersion R Firmware version (depending on Mezzanine Card Type).

2.10.13 ServerBlade[1:8]/iRMC Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


iRMCLdapDepartment “Name” R/W Displays and sets iRMC LDAP setting department name.

iRMCMacAddress R Displays iRMC manufacture MAC address.

iRMCVirtualMacAddress R Displays iRMC active/virtual MAC address.

iRMCIpMode R Displays iRMC IP mode.

iRMCDhcpName R Displays iRMC DHCP client name.

iRMCIpAddress R Displays iRMC current IP address.

iRMCGatewayAddress R Displays iRMC current gateway.

iRMCNetmask R Displays iRMC current network mask.

iRMCVlanId 2 - 4094 R/W Displays and sets iRMC VLAN ID.

iRMCSettingIpMode DHCP, NO-DHCP R/W Displays and sets iRMC IP mode.

iRMCSettingDhcpName “Name” R/W Displays and sets iRMC DHCP client name.

iRMCSettingIpAddress IPv4 address R/W Displays and sets iRMC IP address.

iRMCSettingGatewayAddr IPv4 address R/W Displays and sets iRMC gateway.


ess

iRMCSettingNetmask IPv4 address R/W Displays and sets iRMC network mask.

iRMCSettingVlanId R/W Displays and sets iRMC VLAN ID.

iRMCNetSet 1 R/W

Setting 1 triggers the system to set all properties with “setting” inside their name to the specified value. Afterwards this property will be reset to “disabled”.

iRMCSettingLANSwitch ManagementLAN, LAN1, LAN2 R/W

Position of the iRMC LAN switch, LAN1/LAN2 = iRMC uses NIC of OS in sharing mode. ManagementLAN = iRMC is connected to the internal LAN over MMB infra structure.

iRMCIpv6Enabled 0, 1 R/W Enables the IPv6 stack. 0 = disabled.

iRMCIpv6GlobalStaticAddress R Static IPv6 address assuming global scope.

iRMCIpv6GlobalStatelessAddress R IPv6 address obtained by autoConfiguration

process.

iRMCIPv6LinkLocalAddress R Link local address.

iRMCIPv6Address1 R Other obtained IPv6 address.

iRMCIPv6Address2 R Other obtained IPv6 address. 2.10.14 ServerBlade[1:8]/Log1 Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, exit, show, set


SystemName R System name as specified on WebUI system page: FRU/BoardInfoArea/BoardProductName.

Name R Key property used for reference.

MaxNumberOfRecords R Maximum number of records in log, currently 512 records.

CurrentNumberOfRecords R Number of currently occupied record entries.

LogState R For internal use only.

OverwritePolicy R OverwritePolicy indicates the overwrite policy of the log. 2 = wrap around.

LogMgmtBladeClear 0, 1 R/W Clears log. 0 = disabled. 2.10.15 ServerBlade[1:8]/Log1/Record[1:512] Supported SM CLP verbs: show, exit


LogName R Displays the log name.

RecordID R Current record identifier.

MessageTimeStamp R Date and time of record log (OEM format).

RecordFormat R A string describing the data structure of the information in the property, RecordData.

RecordData R Event entry


2.11 OEM Target ConnectionBlade 2.11.1 ConnectionBlade[1:4] Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


ConnectionBladeStatus R

Displays the power state of connection blade. Ok = CB is up and running. N/A= no status available (CB has not been powered on).


ConnectionBladeManufacture R Displays connection blade manufacture vendor information.

ConnectionBladeManufactureDate R Displays connection blade manufacture date information.

ConnectionBladeSerialNumber R Displays connection blade serial number information.

ConnectionBladeProductName R

ConnectionBladeModelName R

ConnectionBladeHardwareVersion R Displays connection blade product version information.

ConnectionBladeFirmwareVersion R Displays connection blade firmware version information.

ConnectionBladeManagementPortVlanId 2-.4094 R/W Connection blade management port VLAN ID.

ConnectionBladeManagementPortVlanTag untagged R/W

If set, the OOB interface of the connection blades defaults to “Native VLAN”. In this case no VLAN control is performed by MMB network infrastructure.

ConnectionBladeIdLed on, off R/W Set or reset the identification LED of the connection blade.

ConnectionBladeCtrlReboot 0, 1 R/W Triggers a reboot of the connection blade. 0 = disabled.

ConnectionBladeLoginUserName R/W

ConnectionBladeLoginPassword R/W

ConnectionBladeEnablePassword “Name” R/W Password for administrator privilege level.

EkeyStatusPortOverview R Displays the port status of connection blade.

ConnectionBladeAssetTag “Name” R/W R

Contains a user-definable asset tag. Note:

For connection blades which are not able to store their asset tag because their FRU data does not feature the multi-record type 0xC6 the value must be N/A and may not be writable.


2.11.2 ConnectionBlade[1:4]/Interface Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


ConnectionBladeUserAssignedName R Displays the user assigned name for connection blade.

ConnectionBladeAdministrativeUrl R URL for CB WebUI.

ConnectionBladeManagementPortIpMode DHCP, NO-DHCP R/W Displays and sets connection blade

management port IP mode.

ConnectionBladeManagementPortIpAddress R Connection blade management port IPv4 address.

ConnectionBladeManagementPortNetMask R Connection blade management port net mask.

ConnectionBladeManagementPortGatewayAddress

R Connection blade management port gateway address.

ConnectionBladeMode

R

Shows the operating mode of the connection blade like “Switch”, “IPB” (for Ethernet technology). ”Access Gateway” only in case of Fibre Channel technology.

ConnectionBladeStackingStatus R

Configuration information, possible values: Master, Member, N/A.

Note: Only applicable for connection blade type SB11.

ConnectionBladeManagementPortMacAddress R

ConnectionBladeManagementPortIpMode R DHCP, No-DHCP.

ConnectionBladeManagementPortIpAddress R

ConnectionBladeManagementPortNetMask R

ConnectionBladeManagementPortGatewayAddress R

ConnectionBladeManagementPortSettingIpAddress

IPv4 address R/W

ConnectionBladeManagementPortSettingIpMode

DHCP, No-DHCP R/W DHCP mode or static.

ConnectionBladeManagementPortSettingNetMask

IPv4 address R/W Net mask.

ConnectionBladeManagementPortSettingGatewayAddress

IPv4 address R/W Gateway address.

ConnectionBladeManagementPortNetSet 0, 1 R/W Values named with the “..Setting” inside of their properties will be applied. 0 = disabled.

ConnectionBladeEthernetManagementPortControl

INTERNAL, EXTERNAL RW

Note: Only applicable for connection blade type FC Brocade.

ConnectionBladeManagementPortIPv6AddressLinkLocal

R IPv6 link local address of the out-of-band interface of the connection blade.


2.11.3 ConnectionBlade[1:4]/Port This target provides port related information like E-keying information or port group speed settings for SBAX2 (9 Port groups with 2 ports / LAN Pass Thru 6 Port groups with 3 ports). Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


EkeyStatusPort[1:36] R

Status of the E-keying process at the connection blade ports: 1 = disabled port 0 = enabled port.

ConnectionBladeAllPortGroups 1000M, 10G, N/A R/W

‘10G’ if all groups set to 10 Gbps, ‘1000 Mbps’ if all groups set to 1G, ‘N/A’ if port-group speeds are mixed.

ConnectionBladePortGroup1Speed 1000M, 10G, N/A R/W Server bays 1-3,

10GbE: Server bays 1,9.

ConnectionBladePortGroup2Speed 1000M, 10G, N/A R/W Server bays 4,17,15,

10GbE: Server bays 2,10.

ConnectionBladePortGroup3Speed 1000M, 10G, N/A R/W Server bays 6-8,

10GbE: Server bays 3,11. 2.11.4 ConnectionBlade[1:4]/Temperature[1:2] Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


ElementName R Key property used for referencing Temperature sensor n where n represents the sensor number.

SensorType R The type of sensor: Temperature sensor (2).

OperationalStatus R Indicates the status of the temperature information: This value shall reflect the status of I2C communication: Unknown (0), ok (2), lost communication (13).

BaseUnits R Indicates the units in which the temperature reading in current reading should be interpreted: Degree Celsius(2).

CurrentReading R The current value indicated by the sensor.

2.12 OEM Target StorageBlade 2.12.1 StorageBlade[1:4] Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


StorageBladeStatus R Storage blade presence status. N/A= no storage blade presence or no information about status.


StorageBladeManufacture R Storage blade manufacturer.


StorageBladeManufactureDate R Storage blade manufacture date.

StorageBladeSerialNumber R Storage blade serial number.

StorageBladeProductModel R Storage blade product model, e.g. PRIMERGY SX960 S1.

StorageBladeProductName R Storage blade product name, e.g. D3101.

StorageBladeModelName R Storage blade model name, e.g. A3C40121258.

StorageBladeProductVersion R Storage blade product version.

StorageBladeFirmwareVersion R Storage blade firmware version.

StorageBladeHardwareVersion R Storage blade hardware version.

StorageBladeAssetTag “Name”, N/A

R/W R

Contains a user-definable asset tag. Note:

For storage blades not supporting this feature the value is set to N/A and cannot be set by user.

StorageBladeNumberOfDisks R Displays the number of hard disks present.

Note: Applies to SX 960 and SX980 only.

StorageBladeIdLed on, off R/W Switches the identify LED on or off. 2.12.2 StorageBlade[1:4]/HardDisk[1:10]

Note: Hard disk properties are relevant for SX960 and SX980 only.



DiskStatus R Describes the disk’s health state, can be used to detect disk presence.

DiskManufacturer R Displays disk vendor name.

Note: Applies to disks in SX980 only.

DiskManufactureDate R Displays disk manufacture date and time.


DiskSerialNumber R Displays disk serial number.


DiskProductName R Displays disk product name.


DiskModelName R Displays disk model name.


DiskHardwareVersion R Displays disk hardware version.


DiskFirmwareVersion R Displays disk firmware version.



DiskCapacity R Displays disk capacity.


DiskAssigned

0 – 8 0: not assigned 1: SrvBlade1… 8: SrvBlade819: externally connected

R/W

Describes the state of the disks or switches the USB/DVD device to the desired server blade.


2.12.3 StorageBlade[1:4]/Temperature[1:2] Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


ElementName

R Key property used for referencing. Temperature sensor n where n represents the sensor number.

SensorType R The type of sensor: Temperature sensor (2).

OperationalStatus R

Indicates the status of the temperature information: Since the value will be sent by microBMC, this status shall reflect the status of communication: Unknown (0), ok (2), lost communication (13).

BaseUnits R Indicates the units in which the temperature reading in current reading should be interpreted: Degree Celsius (2).

CurrentReading R The current value indicated by the sensor.

2.13 OEM Target FrontSideIoModule 2.13.1 FrontSideIoModule Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


FsiomStatus R Describes the FSIOM health state.

FsiomManufacture R Displays FSIOM vendor name, e.g. FUJITSU.

FsiomProductName R Displays FSIOM dnumber, e.g. D3080.

FsiomProductModel R Displays FSIOM product model, e.g. PY BX400 S1 FSIOM.

FsiomModelName R Displays FSIOM model name, e.g. A3C40120510.

FsiomSerialNumber R Displays FSIOM serial number.

FsiomProductVersion R Displays FSIOM product version, e.g. CA-05.

FsiomProductionDate R Displays FSIOM manufacturer date and time.

FsiomFirmwareVersion R Displays FSIOM firmware version.

FsiomHardwareVersion R Displays FSIOM hardware version.

FsiomUsbDvdAssign 0 – 8 R/W Describes the state of the USB/DVD device or switches the USB/DVD device to the desired server blade. All prerequisites and limitations of the


USB/DVD device must be observed. 0: Free 1: SrvBlade1 … 8: SrvBlade8

FsiomUsbDvdAssignForce 0, 1 R/W

Force USB/DVD assignment. 0 = disabled. Note:

Only valid in combination with FsiomUsbDvdAssign. Shall be reset to 0 immediately when used.

FsiomUsbDvdState R

Describes state of the USB/DVD: 0: Free, 1: Assigned, 2: Mounted, 3: Unmounting, 4: Disconnecting, 5: Connecting, 6: Mounting

2.14 OEM Target Installation 2.14.1 Installation Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


InstallSrvBlade[1:8]Enable 0, 1 R/W Describes whether to install the server blade in specified slot. 0 = disabled.

InstallSrvBlade[1:8]OsType “Name” R/W

OS type to be installed. Note:

Only valid when corresponding InstallSrvBladeEnable is enabled.

InstallSrvBlade[1:8]OsVersion “Name” R/W

OS version of OS type to be installed Note:


InstallSrvBlade[1:8]OsEdition “Name” R/W

Edition of OS version of OS type to be installed Note:


InstallSrvBlade[1:8]PW “Name” R/W

Administrator/root password for OS to be installed. Note:

Only valid when corresponding InstallSrvBladeEnable is enabled. Must be hidden when displayed.

InstallSrvBlade[1:8]OsKey “Name” R/W

Non-OEM product key or RHEL installation number for OS to be installed.

Note: Optional. Only valid when corresponding InstallSrvBladeEnable is enabled.

InstallAbortOnError 0, 1 R/W Whether to abort complete installation process if an error occurred.

• Note:



0: No abort 1: Abort

InstallState[1:8] R Current installation state. ‘No installation running’ or other defined messages.

InstallProgressHistory[1:10] R

Installation status messages per server blade with timestamp. New status messages shall be shown at the top of the list, the history shall be logged in round-robin style.

ClearProgressHistory 0, 1 R/W This parameter is used to clear all entries from the progress history. 0 = disabled.

ExportProgressHistory 0, 1 R/W This parameter is used to export all entries from the progress history. 0 = disabled.

InstallationProcessControl 0, 1 R/W

This parameter controls the mass installation process. When read it displays the current mass installation process state (installation running/not running). When written this either starts or stops the mass installation process. 0: Start / running 1: Stop / not running.

2.14.2 Installation/InstallationBase Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


BaseVersion R <Version> tag of currently used configuration file InstallOsDef.xml.

BaseFile R Shows current configuration file.

UpdateBaseLocation “Name” R/W URL from where to update the current installation base file.

UpdateInstallationBase 0, 1 R/W This parameter is used to update the installation base from UpdateBaseLocation. 0 = disabled.

2.15 OEM Target Support Supported SM CLP verbs: cd, help, exit, show, version, set


LED_TEST 0, 1 R/W Switches all LEDs controlled by MMB on or off: 0 = off, 1 = on.


3 Appendix 3.1 Time Zone Table value Time Zone

1 (GMT-12) International date line west

2 (GMT-11) Midway Island, Samoa

3 (GMT-10) Hawaii

4 (GMT-9) Alaska

5 (GMT-8) Pacific Time (US & Canada)

6 (GMT-8) Tijuana, Baja California

7 (GMT-7) Arizona

8 (GMT-7) Chihuahua, La Paz, Mazatlan

9 (GMT-7) Mountain Time (US & Canada)

10 (GMT-6) Central America

11 (GMT-6) Central Time (US & Canada)

12 (GMT-6) Guadalajara, Mexico City, Monterrey

13 (GMT-6) Saskatchewan

14 (GMT-5) Bogota, Quito, Rio Branco

15 (GMT-5) Eastern Time (US & Canada)

16 (GMT-5) Indiana (East)

17 (GMT-4) Atlantic Time (Canada)

18 (GMT-4) Caracas, La Paz

19 (GMT-4) Manaus

20 (GMT-4) Santiago

21 (GMT-3.5) Newfoundland

22 (GMT-3) Brasilia

23 (GMT-3) Buenos Aires, Georgetown

24 (GMT-3) Greenland

25 (GMT-3) Montevideo

26 (GMT-2) Mid-Atlantic

27 (GMT-1) Azores

28 (GMT-1) Cape Verde Is.


29 (GMT+0) Casablanca, Monrovia, Reykjavik

30 (GMT+0) Greenwich Mean Time: Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London

31 (GMT+1) Amsterdam, Berlin, Bern, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna

32 (GMT+1) Belgrade, Bratislava, Budapest, Ljubljana, Prague

33 (GMT+1) Brussels, Copenhagen, Madrid, Paris

34 (GMT+1) Sarajevo, Skopje, Warsaw, Zagreb

35 (GMT+1) West Central Africa

36 (GMT+2) Amman

37 (GMT+2) Athens, Bucharest, Istanbul

38 (GMT+2) Beirut

39 (GMT+2) Cairo

40 (GMT+2) Harare, Pretoria

41 (GMT+2) Helsinki, Kyiv, Riga, Sofia, Tallinn, Vilnius

42 (GMT+2) Jerusalem

43 (GMT+2) Minsk

44 (GMT+2) Windhoek

45 (GMT+3) Baghdad

46 (GMT+3) Kuwait, Riyadh

47 (GMT+3) Moscow, St. Petersburg, Volgograd

48 (GMT+3) Nairobi

49 (GMT+3) Tbilisi

50 (GMT+3.5) Tehran

51 (GMT+4) Abu Dhabi, Muscat

52 (GMT+4) Baku

53 (GMT+4) Yerevan

54 (GMT+4.5) Kabul

55 (GMT+5) Ekaterinburg

56 (GMT+5) Islamabad, Karachi, Tashkent

57 (GMT+5.5) Chennai, Kolkata, Mumbai, New Delhi

58 (GMT+5.5) Sri Jayawardenepura


59 (GMT+5.75) Kathmandu

60 (GMT+6) Almaty, Novosibirsk

61 (GMT+6) Astana, Dhaka

62 (GMT+6.5) Yangon(Rangoon)

63 (GMT+7) Bangkok, Hanoi, Jakarta

64 (GMT+7) Krasnoyarsk

65 (GMT+8) Beijing, Chongqing, Hong Kong, Urumqi

66 (GMT+8) Irkutsk, Ulaan Bataar

67 (GMT+8) Kuala Lumpur, Singapore

68 (GMT+8) Perth

69 (GMT+8) Taipei

70 (GMT+9) Osaka, Sapporo, Tokyo

71 (GMT+9) Seoul

72 (GMT+9) Yakutsk

73 (GMT+9.5) Adelaide

74 (GMT+9.5) Darwin

75 (GMT+10) Brisbane

76 (GMT+10) Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney

77 (GMT+10) Guam, Port Moresby

78 (GMT+10) Hobart

79 (GMT+10) Vladivostok

80 (GMT+11) Magadan, Solomon Is., New Caledonia

81 (GMT+12) Auckland, Wellington, Kamchatka

82 (GMT+12) Fiji, Marshall Is.

83 (GMT+13) Nuku'alofa

3.2 Vendor-specific values for OperationalStatus Vendor-specific value Description

0x8001 Redundant fan failed

0x8002 Not manageable

0x8003 Missing termination

0x8004 Pre failure warning

0x8006 Upper non-critical


0x8007 Upper critical

0x8008 Lower non-critical

0x8009 Lower critical

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