User's Manual

• Product ID—The product ID of the switch. This value is set by the manufacturer, but can be
changed by an Administrator using the iLO CM firmware command line if the switch is
replaced.
• Serial number—The serial number of the switch. This value is assigned when the switch is
manufactured, but can be reset by an Administrator using the command line if the server
cartridge is replaced.
• Manufacturing date—The date and time the switch was built.
• Remote management IP—The IP address to be used by supported remote management tools.
The association between the HP Moonshot System and a remote management tool is configured
by using the remote management tool. For instructions, see your remote management tool
documentation.
• IPv6—The link local IPv6 address of the switch, for communications between installed node
operating systems (if enabled) and the switches.
• MAC Address—The media access control (MAC) address of the switch.
• Power—The switch power status.
The switch is off.◦
◦ The switch is on.
• Health status—A short description of the switch’s health.
• UID—Shows the state of the UID for the switch.
The UID is off.◦
◦ The UID is on.
• Instant wattage—A reading of the current power usage of the switch.
• Maximum wattage—The maximum amount of power in watts that the switch will consume.
• UUID—The universally unique identifier for the switch. This value is assigned when the switch
is manufactured.
• Firmware version—Installed firmware version.
• Satellite firmware—The version of the switch satellite firmware.
• Switch data—The version of the switch data file.
For each uplink, the following information is displayed:
• Model—The model name of the uplink module.
• Product ID—The product ID of the uplink module. This value is set by the manufacturer.
• Serial number—The serial number of the switch. This value is assigned by the manufacturer.
Changing the power state of a switch
1. Select the check box next to either Switch A or Switch B. You cannot select both switches at
once.
2. The available actions depend on the current state of the selected switch.
NOTE: No selections are available in the Actions menu until a switch is selected.
Do one of the following:
• Select Actions→Power off to power off the selected switch.
• Select Actions→Power on to power on the selected switch.
28 Using the web interface to view Moonshot System details