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3. Click the LCD sub-graphic to view the LCD information in the right pane. For more information, see

the Online Help.

Alternatively, go to Chassis Overview → Front Panel → Properties → Status. On the Status page,

under the LCD Properties, you can view the status of the LCD available on the chassis. For more

information, see Online Help.

Viewing Information and Health Status of Temperature

Sensors

To view the health status of the temperature sensors:

In the left pane, click Chassis Overview → Temperature Sensors.

The Temperature Sensors Status page displays the status and readings of the temperature probes on

the entire chassis (chassis and servers). For more information, see Online Help.

NOTE: The temperature probes value cannot be edited. Any change beyond the threshold

generates an alert that causes the fan speed to vary. For example, if the CMC ambient

temperature probe exceeds the threshold, the speed of the fans on the chassis increases.

Viewing Storage Capacity and Status of the Storage

Components

To view the capacity and fault-tolerant status of the storage components, do one of the following:

1. Go to Chassis Overview.

The Chassis Health page is displayed. The Storage capacity details, the Fault Tolerant Mode (Active/

Passive), and Fault Tolerant Status (Enabled) information is displayed on the right pane. This fault-

tolerance information is displayed only if the fault tolerant feature is enabled for the storage

components.

The lower section of chassis graphics provides the left view of the chassis. Move the cursor over the

storage component sub-graphic. The text hint provides additional information about the storage

component. Click the storage component subgraphic to view the related information in the right

pane.

2. Alternatively, in the left pane, click Chassis Overview → Storage → Properties → Storage Overview.

The Storage Overview page is displayed with the following information:

– View the graphic summary of the physical disk drives installed in the chassis and their status.

– View the summary of all the storage components with links to their respective pages.

– View the used capacity and total capacity of the storage.

– View controller information.

NOTE: In case of a fault-tolerant controller, the name format is: Shared <PERC number>

(Integrated <number>). For example, the active controller is Shared PERC8 (Integrated 1)

and the peer controller is Shared PERC8 (Integrated 2).

– View recently-logged storage events.

NOTE: For more information, see the Online Help.