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Status, Definition, CM&gt, ser cc, Service Menu: Enter command > cc, CHASSIS CODES INFORMATION

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A-Class System Service A-Class Server Trouble Shooting The HSC Remote Management card shows status information on the console just above the function key display (shown above) and is followed by the CM> prompt. The information displayed is shown below: OSTAT Chassis Code REMOTE stat activit password ACCESS FAULT: : us y CM> HSC Remote Management status information is defined as follows: Status Code Definition OSTAT Chassis REMOTE: ACCESS FAULT: Operating STATus. Values can be OFF, FLT, TEST, INIT, SHUT, WARN RUN and ALL. A four digit field used in conjunction with OSTAT to identify system status. The first digit of a chassis code is the Major Code Category value. REMOTE modem port. Three fields describe the Remote modem port. • enabled/disabled: Remote modem port is connected or not connected. • active/inactive: Remote modem port is working or idle. • single/multiple: Number of attempts to enter the password. Number of failed attempts to access the HSC Remote Management Card. For more information on the HSC Remote Management card, refer to the HSC Remote Management/Access Port Card information in the Reference section. During selftest, OSTAT and chassis codes are generated and stored by the server firmware. These chassis codes can be viewed even if an HSC Remote Management card is not installed. To view power on chassis codes, either type ser cc at the firmware main menu, or change to the Service Menu and type cc. A display of OSTAT and chassis codes are shown in the following example: Chassis codes used in conjunction with the OSTAT value represent the status of the system: Service Menu: Enter command > cc CHASSIS CODES INFORMATION Chassis Code 74 Chapter 3

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A-Class System Service
A-Class Server Trouble Shooting
Chapter 3
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The HSC Remote Management card shows status information on the console just above
the function key display (shown above) and is followed by the CM> prompt. The
information displayed is shown below:
CM>
HSC Remote Management status information is defined as follows:
For more information on the HSC Remote Management card, refer to the HSC Remote
Management/Access Port Card information in the Reference section.
During selftest, OSTAT and chassis codes are generated and stored by the server
firmware. These chassis codes can be viewed even if an HSC Remote Management card
is not installed. To view power on chassis codes, either type
ser cc
at the firmware main
menu, or change to the Service Menu and type
cc
.
A display of OSTAT and chassis codes are shown in the following example:
Chassis codes used in conjunction with the OSTAT value represent the status of the
system:
Service Menu: Enter command > cc
CHASSIS CODES INFORMATION
Chassis Code
OSTAT
Chassis Code
REMOTE
:
stat
us
activit
y
password
ACCESS FAULT:
Status
Code
Definition
OSTAT
Operating STATus. Values can be OFF, FLT,
TEST, INIT, SHUT, WARN RUN and ALL.
Chassis
A four digit field used in conjunction with
OSTAT to identify system status. The first digit
of a chassis code is the Major Code Category
value.
REMOTE:
REMOTE modem port. Three fields describe the
Remote modem port.
•
enabled/disabled: Remote modem port is
connected or not connected.
•
active/inactive: Remote modem port is
working or idle.
•
single/multiple: Number of attempts to enter
the password.
ACCESS
FAULT:
Number of failed attempts to access the HSC
Remote Management Card.