HP OneView 1.0 User Guide

Manipulating the view of the data center visualization
To change the data center view, do one or more of the following:
• Move the horizontal slider left to zoom in and right to zoom out.
• Move the vertical slider up and down to change the vertical viewing angle.
• Click and drag the rotation dial to change the horizontal viewing angle.
25.1.2 Monitoring power and temperature utilization
Utilization statistics for power and temperature are displayed on:
• The Utilization panel
• Utilization graphs in the Utilization view
Power utilization metrics◦
◦ Temperature utilization metrics
25.1.2.1 About the Utilization panel
The Enclosures, Power Delivery Devices, and Server Hardware screens display a Utilization panel
in the Overview for each resource.
The possible states of the Utilization panel are:
ReasonPanel contents
The appliance has collected data and it is being displayed.Utilization meters display utilization data.
Server hardware without an iLO Advanced license will not
display utilization data.
A licensing message is displayed.
The appliance has not collected data during the previous
24 hours.
no data is displayed.
The meter might not be set for the following reasons:
• The page is loading and the data is not yet available.
• There is no utilization data prior to the most recent
5–minute collection period. There may be historic data
in the utilization graphs.
• Enclosures will not display temperature data if none of
the server blades are powered on.
not set is displayed (a gray meter with hash marks).
Utilization data gathering is not supported on the device.not supported is displayed.
See the online help for Utilization for more information.
25.1.2.2 About utilization graphs
The appliance gathers and reports CPU, power consumption, and temperature data for certain
resources via utilization graphs.
NOTE: The minimum data collection interval is five minutes (averaged) and the maximum is one
hour (averaged).
Utilization graphs can display a range of data up to a maximum of three years.
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