P00105_-_HP_Base_Server_Profile
Table Of Contents
- Foreword
- Introduction
- 1 Scope
- 2 Normative References
- 3 Terms and Definitions
- 4 Symbols and Abbreviated Terms
- 5 Synopsis
- 6 Description
- 7 Implementation Requirements
- 7.1 HP_ComputerSystem
- 7.1.1 Support of System Contact Information (optional)
- 7.1.2 HP_ComputerSystem.LocationIndicator (optional)
- 7.1.3 HP_ComputerSystem.OtherIdentifyingInfo and IdentifyingDescriptions (optional)
- 7.1.4 HP_ComputerSystem.OperationalStatus (mandatory)
- 7.1.5 HP_ComputerSystem.OperationalStatusClassNames[] (conditional)
- 7.1.6 HP_ComputerSystem.Dedicated OtherDedicatedDescription (Mandatory)
- 7.1.7 HP_ComputerSystem physical identifiers (Optional)
- 7.1 HP_ComputerSystem
- 8 Methods
- 9 Use Cases
- 10 CIM Elements
- 11 Durable Names and Correlatable IDs
- Bibliography
12 Version 1.5.1
or “Completed” then the Computer System provider will set its OperationalStatus[0] to “OK”.
2. If one or more of the subsystems associated with the Computer System provider via the
HP_GroupHostedCollection association have a value in GroupOperationalStatus[0] of
“Unknown” or “No Contact”, then the Computer System provider will set its
OperationalStatus[0] to “Unknown”.
3. If one or more of the subsystems associated with the Computer System provider via the
HP_GroupHostedCollection association have a value in GroupOperationalStatus[0] of
“Degraded”, “Stressed” or “Stopped”, then the Computer System provider will set its
OperationalStatus[0] to Degraded”.
4. If one or more of the subsystems associated with the Computer System provider via the
HP_GroupHostedCollection association have a value in GroupOperationalStatus[0] of “Error”,
“Aborted”, “Predictive Failure”, “Supporting Entity in Error”, “Non-recoverable Error” or “Lost
Communication” then the Computer System provider will set its OperationalStatus[0] to
“Error”.
5. If one or more of the subsystems associated with the Computer System provider via the
HP_GroupHostedCollection association have a value in GroupOperationalStatus[0] of “Other”,
“Starting”, “Stopping”, “In Service”, “Dormant” or “Power Mode” then the Computer System
provider will set its OperationalStatus[0] to “Other”.
For Computer System OperationalStatus[0] values other than “OK”, the OtherStatusDescriptions string
property should be set to the string “One or more of the components that make up this computer
system have an OperationalStatus value of X, Y or Z” where the placeholders X, Y and Z represent
the subsystem OperationalStatus values that produced the overall status value.
The remaining elements 1 through N of the Computer System OperationalStatus property array will be
populated with the value of GroupOperationalStatus[0] for each collection that contributes to Computer
System OperationalStatus[0].
7.1.5 HP_ComputerSystem.OperationalStatusClassNames[] (conditional)
If Consolidated Status Profile is implemented, OperationalStatusClassNames property array shall be
implemented. This property array is an indexed array mapping to each element in the OperationalStatus
array.
Each element of OperationalStatusClassNames shall contain the value of the Classname property for
the HP_GroupSystemSpecificCollection instance represented in the OperationalStatus array. Array index
0 shall be ‘HP_ComputerSystem’.
7.1.6 HP_ComputerSystem.Dedicated OtherDedicatedDescription (Mandatory)
The following vendor specific range (32568..65535) of values can be used in addition to what is defined
by DMTF.
Enumeration
Value
32568
Virtual Partition
32569
Physical Partition
32570
Virtual System