Intel Server Management (ISM) Installation and User's Guide, Version 5.5.5 - HP Carrier-Grade Server cc3310

Intel Server Management (ISM) Installation and User's Guide
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NOTE If you plan to use any ISM Fault actions to power the system down you should pre-configure
Linux to auto-mount the USB Floppy. In cases where the event that caused the system to
power down have not been fixed or cleared, the system will automatically power down upon
reaching the OS. To allow you to recover from this the system will look for a file “LRA.NOT”
file on the fd0: drive. For details see “Avoiding a Power On/Off Loop” on page 43.
Overriding Power Off or Shutdown Actions
You can globally override power-off or shut-down actions while allowing other event actions
(paging, broadcast message, and so on) to take place. There are two ways:
To override power-off or shut-down actions during installation of the ISM software, select a custom
installation and check Event notification only under the Platform Instrumentation feature in the feature
selection dialog. By default, the installation enables power-off or shut-down actions.
If ISM has already been installed, use the following configuration instructions depending on the server
operating system.
a. Windows 2000/Windows 2003 - Set the NotificationOnly parameter in the
%ISMPATH%\bin\lra.cfg file to TRUE and reboot the server.
b. Linux - Set the NotificationOnly parameter in the /usr/local/ism/bin/lra.cfg file to TRUE
and reboot the server.
To reactivate the power-off or shut-down action, set the NotificationOnly parameter in the corresponding
file under each operating system described above to FALSE and reboot the server.
Configuring Third-Party Event Actions
On the Alert Actions tab, you can select actions to take place when a third-party component exceeds a
threshold or changes state. You can configure event actions for any of the following onboard third-party
components, if available on your server.
Adaptec SCSI
LSI Logic SCSI
QLogic SCSI
Promise IDE
Intel LAN Adapter
To configure event actions for third-party indications:
1. On the PIC main window, click beside the third-party component name in the navigation pane.
2. Update the Alert Actions tab and change the event actions associated with a threshold type or state
change condition.
3. Click Apply to save your changes.
Table 4-5 lists event information for third-party component instrumentation supported by PIC.