P00105_-_HP_Base_Server_Profile

11 Version 1.5.1
7.1.4 HP_ComputerSystem.OperationalStatus (mandatory)
The value of the OperationalStatus property is determined by iterating over all
HP_GroupSystemSpecificCollection instances and applying a “smarter” worst-of algorithm. This
algorithm takes the worst zeroth element of the GroupOperationalStatus property of each collection and
applies the following table (in order of increasing severity):
Table 2 – Mapping from subsystem OperationalStatus to computer system OperationalStatus
Subsystem GroupOperationalStatus ComputerSystem
OperationalStatus
HP SIM Status
Other(1)
Starting(8)
Stopping(9)
In Service(11)
Dormant(15)
Power Mode(18)
Other Informational
Unknown(0)
No Contact(12)
Unknown Unknown
OK(2)
Completed(17)
OK Normal
Degraded(3)
Stressed(4)
Stopped(10)
Degraded Minor
Predictive Failure(5)
Error(6)
Non-Recoverable Error(7)
Lost Communication(13)
Aborted(14)
Supporting Entity in Error(16)
Error Major
This mapping has the effect of filtering the larger range of possible values into a smaller range of more
understandable but less descriptive operational status values. The algorithm for calculating the computer
system's OperationalStatus[0] value is as follows:
1. If all the subsystems associated with the Computer System provider via the
HP_GroupHostedCollection association have a value in GroupOperationalStatus[0] of “OK”