IBM 86802SY Hardware Maintenance Manual - Page 68

Automatic Dialout Settings, The Automatic Dialout Settings window

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Automatic Dialout Settings: Use the Automatic Dialout Settings window (shown in Figure 4 on page 60) to configure the system management subsystem's automatic dialout functions. If you configure a Dialout Entry, the system management subsystem will attempt to forward an alert to a remote Netfinity system, a numeric pager, or an alphanumeric pager when any of the events selected from the Enabled Alerts Dialout group occur. This alert will contain information about the nature of the event that occurred, the time and date at which the event occurred, and the name of the system that generated the alert. You can configure the Netfinity Advanced System Management PCI Adapter to dial out to multiple pagers or Netfinity Manager systems in response to individual critical and non-critical dialout events. Therefore, the Dialout status text will read DIALOUT ON as soon as the first telephone number dialout begins, then change to DIALOUT OFF when the dialout is completed, then change to DIALOUT ON again when the second telephone number is dialed, then change to DIALOUT OFF when the dialout is completed, and so on. If you click on Stop Dialout, the Netfinity Advanced System Management PCI Adapter hangs up, abandons the currently active dialout function, and moves on to the next one. Your system management subsystem can be configured with up to six separate Dialout Entries. Automatic Dialout Settings - SP NULL modem Dialout Entry Information Name : NULL modem Number : Pin : Type : Netfinity Entry Enabled Delete Dialout Status : DIAlOUT OFF Enabled Alerts Dialout Critical Temperature Multiple fan failure Voltage Power failure Ta m p e r Hard drive Non-critical Redundant power supply Te m p e r a t u r e Single fan failure Stop dialout System POST timeout Loader timeout O/S timeout Boot failure Power off Power on Application Apply/Add Refresh Cancel Help Figure 4. The Automatic Dialout Settings window 60 Netfinity Server HMM

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Automatic Dialout Settings:
Use the Automatic
Dialout Settings window (shown in Figure
4 on page
60)
to configure the system management subsystem's
automatic dialout functions.
If you configure a Dialout
Entry, the system management subsystem will attempt to
forward an alert to a remote Netfinity system, a numeric
pager, or an alphanumeric pager when any of the events
selected from the
Enabled Alerts Dialout
group occur.
This alert will contain information about the nature of the
event that occurred, the time and date at which the event
occurred, and the name of the system that generated the
alert.
You can configure the Netfinity Advanced System
Management PCI Adapter to dial out to multiple pagers or
Netfinity Manager systems in response to individual critical
and non-critical dialout events.
Therefore, the
Dialout
status
text will read DIALOUT ON as soon as the first
telephone number dialout begins, then change to
DIALOUT OFF when the dialout is completed, then change
to DIALOUT ON again when the second telephone number
is dialed, then change to DIALOUT OFF when the dialout
is completed, and so on.
If you click on
Stop Dialout
, the
Netfinity Advanced System Management PCI Adapter
hangs up, abandons the currently active dialout function,
and moves on to the next one.
Your system management subsystem can be configured
with up to six separate Dialout Entries.
Automatic
Dialout
Settings
-
SP NULL modem
POST timeout
Loader
timeout
O/S
timeout
Boot
failure
Power
of
f
Power
on
Appl cation
i
Dialout
Status
:
DIAlOUT OFF
Enabled
Alerts
Dialout
Voltage
Temperature
Po
e r
failure
w
Ta
per
m
Single
fan
failure
Hard
dri
e
v
Temperature
Redundant
power
supply
M
ltiple
fan
failure
u
Critical
System
Non-critical
Apply/Add
Refresh
Cancel
Help
Name
:
NULL modem
Type
:
Netfinity
Number
:
Pin
:
Stop
dialout
Delete
Entry
Enabled
Dialout
Entry
Information
Figure 4. The Automatic Dialout Settings window
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Netfinity Server HMM