Lenovo RD220 User Guide - Page 56
Non-Critical, Warning Alerts, SNMP Alerts Settings, Critical, Critical Alerts, Alerts, Fatal
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The Temperature Thresholds page displays the temperature levels at which the IMM reacts. The temperature threshold values are preset on the remote server and cannot be changed. The reported temperatures are measured against the following threshold ranges: Non-Critical When the temperature reaches a specified value, a temperature alert is sent to the configured remote alert recipients. You must select the Warning Alerts check box in the SNMP Alerts Settings area of the Alerts page or the Warning Alerts check box on the Remote Alert Recipient page for the alert to be sent. For more information about selecting alert options, see "Configuring SNMP alert settings" on page 26 or "Configuring remote alert recipients" on page 24. Critical When the temperature reaches a specified value higher than the warning value (the soft shutdown threshold), a second temperature alert is sent to configured remote alert recipients, and the server begins the shutdown process with an orderly operating-system shutdown. The server then turns itself off. You must select the Critical Alerts check box in the SNMP Alerts Settings area of the Alerts page or the Critical Alerts check box on the Remote Alert Recipient page for the alert to be sent. For more information about selecting alert options, see "Configuring SNMP alert settings" on page 26 or "Configuring remote alert recipients" on page 24. Fatal When the temperature reaches a specified value higher than the soft shutdown value (the hard shutdown threshold), the server immediately shuts down and sends an alert to configured remote alert recipients. You must select the Critical Alerts check box in the SNMP Alerts Settings area of the Alerts page or the Critical Alerts check box on the Remote Alert Recipient page for the alert to be sent. For more information about selecting alert options, see "Configuring SNMP alert settings" on page 26 or "Configuring remote alert recipients" on page 24. The IMM generates a non-critical, critical, or fatal event when the threshold is reached and initiates shutdown actions, if they are required. 4. Scroll down to the Voltages area. The IMM will send an alert if any monitored power source voltage falls outside its specified operational ranges. If you click a voltage reading, a new window opens. The Voltage Thresholds page displays the voltage ranges at which the IMM reacts. The voltage threshold values are preset on the remote server and cannot be changed. The IMM Web interface displays the voltage readings of the system board and the voltage regulator modules (VRM). The system sets a voltage range at which the following actions are taken: Non-Critical When the voltage drops below or exceeds a specified voltage range, a voltage alert is sent to configured remote alert recipients. You must 50 Integrated Management Module: User Guide