Server Management Guide

Scenarios and Best Practices
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Server Boards and Server Platforms Server Management Guide
Figure 43. DPCCLI login screen
The following tasks demonstrate some of the features of the Intel
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Command Line Interface utility. This
includes monitoring system information, retrieving and saving the system event log and starting a
SOL session.
1. To read the temperature sensors of the remote managed system, type:
dpccli> sensors –v –T temp
11/14/2008 | 13:58:32 | Baseboard Temp | ok | 28.00 | Celsius
11/14/2008 | 13:58:32 | P1 Mem Margin | ok | 1.00 | Celsius
11/14/2008 | 13:58:32 | IOH Therm Margin | ok | -28.00 | Celsius
11/14/2008 | 13:58:33 | P2 Mem Margin | ok | 0.00 | Celsius
11/14/2008 | 13:58:33 | P1 Therm Margin | ok | -64.00 | Celsius
11/14/2008 | 13:58:33 | P2 Therm Margin | ok | -61.00 | Celsius
2. To read the fan speeds of the remote managed system, type:
dpccli> sensors –v –T fan
11/14/2008 | 13:59:09 | Processor 1 Fan | ok | 6120.00 | RPM
11/14/2008 | 13:59:09 | Processor 2 Fan | ok | 6120.00 | RPM
11/14/2008 | 13:59:09 | Memory 1 Fan | ok | 0.00 | RPM
11/14/2008 | 13:59:09 | Memory 2 Fan | ok | 4152.00 | RPM
11/14/2008 | 13:59:09 | System 1 Fan | ok | 0.00 | RPM
11/14/2008 | 13:59:09 | System 2 Fan | ok | 2688.00 | RPM
11/14/2008 | 13:59:09 | System 3 Fan | ok | 0.00 | RPM
11/14/2008 | 13:59:09 | System 4 Fan | ok | 2832.00 | RPM
dpccli>
3. To read all system sensors, type:
dpccli> sensors –v