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Figure 2 details typical Dell CPU Profile implementation for a platform containing two CPUs. In order for
client to discover the instrumentation’s support of this profile, CPUProfile is instantiated in the Interop
Namespace. CPUProfile instance describes the information about the implemented profile: most
importantly, the name and version of the profile and the organization name that produced the profile.
CPU1 and CPU2 are the CPU views representing the two CPUs in the Implementation Namespace. They
are associated to the Interop namespace’s CPUProfile instance.
system1 : ComputerSystem
Name: srv:system
CPU2 : CPUView
FQDD : CPU.Socket.2
CPUFamily : Multi-Core Intel(R)
Xeon(R) processor 7xxx Series
CurrentClockSpeed :2000
MaxClockSpeed : 2000
ExternalBusClockSpeed : 800
PrimaryStatus : 1 (OK)
...
CPU1 : CPUView
FQDD : CPU.Socket.1
CPUFamily : Multi-Core Intel(R)
Xeon(R) processor 7xxx Series
CurrentClockSpeed :2000
MaxClockSpeed : 2000
ExternalBusClockSpeed : 800
PrimaryStatus : 1 (OK)
...
systemview1 : SystemView
FQDD: System.Embedded.1
CPUProfile : LCRegisteredProfile
RegisteredOrganization : 1 (Other)
RegisteredName : CPU
RegisteredVersion : 1.0.0
OtherRegisteredOrganization : “DCIM”
CSProfile : RegisteredProfile
RegisteredOrganization : 2 (DMTF)
RegisteredName : Base Server
RegisteredVersion : 1.0.0
LCElementConformsToProfile
ElementConformsToProfile
Interop
Namespace
Implementation
Namespace
Figure 2 – CPU Profile Implementation