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System Power Control, The Operational Parameters window

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Note Monitored system components vary by system management subsystem. System state (including O/S started, O/S running, POST started, POST stopped (error detected), and system powered off/state unknown). System power status (on or off). Power on hours; the total number of hours that the system has been powered on. (This is a cumulative count of all powered-on hours, not a count of hours since the last system restart). Figure 6. The Operational Parameters window System Power Control: Use the System Power Control window to instruct the system management subsystem to power off the system, restart the system, or power on the system. To initiate any of the power control options, you must first check the Enable power control options check box. If this check box is unchecked, the Power Control Options field will not be available. System Power Control - SP NULL modem Enable power control options Power Control Options Power off with O/S shutdown. Power off now. Power on now. Restart the system with O/s shutdown. Restart the system now. Apply Cancel Help Figure 7. The System Power Control window The following System Power Control functions are available at all times. 66 Netfinity Server HMM

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Note
Monitored system components vary by system
management subsystem.
±
System state (including O/S started, O/S running,
POST started, POST stopped (error detected), and
system powered off/state unknown).
±
System power status (on or off).
±
Power on hours; the total number of hours that the
system has been powered on.
(This is a cumulative
count of all powered-on hours, not a count of hours
since the last system restart).
Figure 6. The Operational Parameters window
System Power Control:
Use the System Power
Control window to instruct the system management
subsystem to power off the system, restart the system, or
power on the system.
To initiate any of the power control
options, you must first check the
Enable power control
options
check box.
If this check box is unchecked, the
Power Control Options
field will not be available.
Apply
Cancel
Help
Enable
power
control
options
Power
Control
Options
Power
off
with
O/S
shutdown.
Power
off
now.
Power
o n
now.
Restart
the
system
with
O/s
shutdown.
Restart
the
system
now.
System
Power
Control
-
SP NULL modem
Figure 7. The System Power Control window
The following System Power Control functions are
available at all times.
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