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Chapter 3: Web-based User Interface

3.3

Sensor

The Sensor Readings page displays live readings for all the available sensors with details like

Sensor Name, Status, Current Reading and Behavior. This page will automatically refresh

itself with data from the database. Please note that there may be some delay when retrieving

live data. Scroll down to view more items.

The Sensor Readings page consists of different types of sensors and sensor states:

Critical Sensors

Displays all sensors which are in critical state, including

the name, status and current reading.

Discrete Sensors States

Displays all discrete sensors, including the names and

states.

Normal Sensors

Displays all normal sensors, including the names,

current readings, and behavior.

Disabled Sensors

Displays all disabled sensors.

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Click on a sensor to view the sensor information such as threshold value and graphical

representations of all associated events.

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Selecting a sensor from the Normal Sensors section will display a Live Widget which

will display its behavior over time.

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Under certain platforms, some sensors can only support one-time updates and will not

update over time.

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The fan’s UNC / UC / UNR will not create an event log when the rotation speed

exceeds the upper threshold.

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The temperature’s LNR / LC / LNC will not create an event log when the temperature

drops below the lower threshold.

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You can view the UNR / LNR values of the sensors, but no event log will be created if

the sensor’s UNR exceeds the upper threshold or if the sensor’s LNR drops below the

lower threshold.

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To use the CHA FAN sensor and control function, ensure the fans are connected to the

Fan headers 1-8

, and the

6-pin PSU connector

is connected to a power supply.

Section	Page
Safety information	5
About this guide	6
Chapter 1: Product Introduction	9
1.1 Welcome!	10
1.2 Package contents	10
1.3 IPMI Expansion Card specifications summary	11
1.4 IPMI Expansion Card Overview	12
1.5 Features	14
1.6 System requirements	17
1.7 Jumper configurations	18
1.8 Network setup	19
Chapter 2: Installation Information	21
2.1 Before you proceed	22
2.2 Hardware installation	22
2.3 BIOS configuration	27
2.3.1 Running the BIOS BMC configuration	27
2.3.2 Server Mgmt menu	27
2.3.3 System Event Log	28
2.3.4 BMC network configuration	29
2.3.5 View System Event Log	31
2.4 BMC management with IPMITool	32
Chapter 3: Web-based User Interface	33
3.1 Web-based user interface	34
3.1.1 Logging in the utility	34
3.1.2 Using the utility	35
3.1.3 BIOS settings	36
3.2 Dashboard	37
3.3 Sensor	38
3.3.1 Sensor detail	39
3.4 System Inventory	41
3.5 FRU Information	42
3.6 Logs & Reports	43
3.6.1 IPMI Event Log	44
3.6.2 System Log	46
3.6.3 Audit Log	47
3.6.4 Video Log	48
3.7 Settings	49
3.7.1 Date & Time	49
3.7.2 External User Services	51
3.7.3 KVM Mouse Setting	56
3.7.4 Log Settings	56
3.7.5 Manage Licenses	58
3.7.6 Media Redirection Settings	58
3.7.7 Network Settings	61
3.7.8 PAM Order Settings	65
3.7.9 Platform Event Filters	66
3.7.10 Services	72
3.7.11 SMTP Settings	74
3.7.12 SSL Settings	78
3.7.13 System Firewall	81
3.7.14 User Management	85
3.7.15 Video Recording	88
3.7.16 Fan Control	91
3.7.17 PSU Redundancy	92
3.8 Remote Control	93
3.9 Image Redirection	97
3.10 Power Control	98
3.11 Locator LED	99
3.12 Maintenance	100
Appendix	107
A.1 IPMITool help commands	108
A.2 Common IPMITool commands	109
A.3 Troubleshooting	112
Notices	115
Warranty	119
ASUS contact information	121

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