Users Guide

You can also see information under the following sections:

• Operating System Information—Displays the name, version, and hostname of the operating system installed on the compute sled.

• Location Information—Displays the location details of the compute sled.

• Chassis Information—Displays the details of the chassis on which the compute sled is placed. Click View All to view the list of all

activities in the Jobs page.

• Recent Alerts—Displays the number and details of the tasks performed in the compute sled. Click View All to view the list of all alerts

related to the compute sled on the Compute > Alerts page.

• Recent Activity—Displays the status of the jobs performed in the compute sled.

• Remote Console—Displays a graphical representation of the remote console is displayed on the right-side of the page. Below the

remote console image, you can use the following links:

– Launch iDRAC—Displays the iDRAC GUI.

– Launch Virtual Console—Opens the virtual console.

NOTE: The virtual console preview is unavailable for users with the "Viewer" User Role type.

• Server Subsystems—Displays a summary of information about the server sub systems. The information includes the health status of

the components such as battery, memory, processor, and voltage.

• Environment—Displays the temperature and power supply information of the compute. You can also view the power and temperature

statistics for the compute.

NOTE: The time displayed is based on the time zone of the system from where OME–Modular is accessed.

NOTE: The Launch iDRAC or Launch Virtual Console options are disabled based on the:

• Readiness of iDRAC

• Power o state of the compute sled

• Availability of express license in iDRAC

• Status of rmware update in iDRAC

• Status of the virtual console

Also, Internet Explorer and Safari have certain limitations that restrict the reuse of OME–Modular sessions. Hence, you are prompted

to enter the OME–Modular user credentials to access iDRAC.

NOTE: The Peak Power value displayed is the last peak value irrespective of the power state of the device or component.

If you have the Compute Manager privileges, you can perform the following tasks in this tab:

• Power Control tasks:

– Power O (Non-graceful)—Turns o the server power, which is equivalent to pressing the power button when the server is

turned on. This option is disabled if the server is already turned o. It does not notify the server operating system.

– Power Cycle System (Cold Boot)—Turns o and then restarts the server (cold boot). This option is disabled if the server is

already turned o.

– System Reset (Warm Boot)—Restarts (resets) the server without turning o (warm boot).

– Power O (Graceful)—Noties the server operating system to turn o the server. This option is disabled if the server is already

turned o.

– System Reseat—Removes the compute sled virtually.

– Power On—Turns on the server power, which is equivalent to pressing the power button when the server is turned o. This option

is disabled if the server is already turned on.

• Extract SupportAssist logs and reset iDRAC using Troubleshoot.

SupportAssist is used to collate hardware, operating system, and RAID controller logs and store the logs in the NFS or CIFS share

location.

iDRAC reset helps in troubleshooting when iDRAC is non-communicative.

• Turn-on or turn o LEDs using Blink LED. The available options are:

Managing compute sleds