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Component Status, Capacity, Space Utilization

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The Hardware Component Status page displays the current status of the PowerVault NX3500. It provides information about status, internal hardware, connectivity, and power for the two controllers. Component Status Viewing Detailed Status To view additional details on the status of a specific controller, click the controller whose information you want to view. The Controller Status page is displayed. The following information is displayed for each controller: Table 4-10. Controller Status Page Field Peer IPMI CPUs Ethernet NICs BPS Battery BPS Power Description Indicates whether the IPMI on the peer controller is accessible and responsive. Displays the total number of CPUs in the controller, and indicates if any of the CPUs are overheated. NOTE: The total number of CPUs indicate the single CPU with four cores. Displays the total number of network ports in the controller, and indicates if any ports do not have links. Displays the percentage of power stored in the BPS. Indicates whether the BPS is running on its input electric power or is drawing power from its battery. Capacity Space Utilization The Space Utilization page displays the current space utilization and space utilization over time. The screen shows five tabs, each presents a different period, Current tab and four over time tabs: last day, last week, last month, and last year. 74 Monitoring PowerVault NX3500

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Monitoring PowerVault NX3500
The
Hardware Component Status
page displays the current status of the
PowerVault NX3500. It provides information about status, internal hardware,
connectivity, and power for the two controllers.
Component Status
Viewing Detailed Status
To view additional details on the status of a specific controller, click the
controller whose information you want to view. The
Controller Status
page is
displayed. The following information is displayed for each controller:
Capacity
Space Utilization
The
Space Utilization
page displays the current space utilization and space
utilization over time. The screen shows five tabs, each presents a different
period,
Current
tab and four over time tabs: last day, last week, last month,
and last year.
Table 4-10.
Controller Status Page
Field
Description
Peer IPMI
Indicates whether the IPMI on the peer controller
is accessible and responsive.
CPUs
Displays the total number of CPUs in the
controller, and indicates if any of the CPUs are
overheated.
NOTE:
The total number of CPUs indicate the single
CPU with four cores.
Ethernet NICs
Displays the total number of network ports in the
controller, and indicates if any ports do not have
links.
BPS Battery
Displays the percentage of power stored in the BPS.
BPS Power
Indicates whether the BPS is running on its input
electric power or is drawing power from its battery.