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disabled for USERNAME”. In this message, USERNAME is
replaced by the speci?ed username and either enabled or
disabled is displayed depending on the action taken.
Regarding “SET SCREEN {NOCONFIRMICONFIRM]”,
the SET SCREEN command is used to enable or disable a
con?rmation message when using the power manager full
screen interface. When the CONFIRM option is set a user is
prompted with an “Are the sure? (Y/“N”)” message when
making changes via the SHOW command screen. When the
NOCONFIRM option is set changes are made immediately.
This command changes the con?rm option on all boards in a
power manager chain.
The following SET commands are used to set parameters
pertaining to SNMP traps that can be generated by power
managers. Not all power manager hardware support all
SNMP traps. Some of these commands use Board Name as a
parameter. The Board Name is the name speci?ed in the Page
?eld of the SHOW command full screen interface. In addition
to specifying the mnemonic name from the SHOW command
page ?eld, a user may specify an absolute Board Name by
preceding the Board Name with a period (“.”). Appending the
power manager Board letter (e.g., “A” for the ?rst board, “B”
for the second board, etc. to the leading period creates the
absolute Board Names. For example, the third power man
ager Board in the chain of boards would have an absolute
Board Name of “.C”. If the chain of power manager Boards is
altered for any reason, the absolute Board Names change. For
example, if the second board in the chain is removed (perhaps
it fails), and what used to be the third board is now connected
to the ?rst board (it is now the second board in the chain), then
the absolute Board Name on the new board changes from “.C
to .B”. An absolute Board Name always refers to a single port
on a single board.
The “SET TEMPH. [Board NamelALL] [value]” com
mand is used to set the SNMP temperature trap high limit. The
SET TEMPH command takes two optional parameters. The
?rst is the Board Name. If the Board Name parameter is not
speci?ed on the command line the power manager prompts
for the Board Name with the “Board:” prompt. A user may
specify an absolute Board Name, a mnemonic Board Name
from the SHOW command page ?eld or the keyword ALL to
cause all boards in the chain to be modi?ed by the command.
The second parameter is the temperature limit value to be
set. The value is in degrees Celsius and may be any value from
1 to 125. If the value is not speci?ed on the command line, the
power manager prompts for the value with the “Tempera
ture:” prompt. If the value speci?ed is not within the proper
range, the following error message is displayed: “Invalid
Temperature Valid range 1 to 125”.
When the command completes the following message is
displayed “Limit Value Set Successfully on X unit(s)/port(s)
Command Completed Successfullyl”. The “X” in the mes
sage indicates the number of boards modi?ed by the com
mand.
The “SET TEMPL [Board NamelALL] [value]” command
is used to set the SNMP temperature trap low limit. The SET
TEMPL command takes two optional parameters. The ?rst is
the Board Name. If the Board Name parameter is not speci
?ed on the command line the power manager prompts for the
Board Name with the “Board: ” prompt. A user may specify an
absolute Board Name, a mnemonic Board Name from the
SHOW command page ?eld or the keyword ALL to cause all
boards in the chain to be modi?ed by the command.
The second parameter is the temperature limit value to be
set. The value is in degrees Celsius and may be any value from
1 to 125. If the value is not speci?ed on the command line, the
power manager prompts for the value with the “Tempera
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ture:” prompt. If the value speci?ed is not within the proper
range, the following error message is displayed: “Invalid
Temperature Valid range 1 to 125”.
When the command completes the following message is
displayed “Limit Value Set Successfully on X unit(s)/port(s)
Command Completed Successfullyl”. The “X” in the mes
sage indicates the number of boards modi?ed by the com
mand.
The “SET LOADH [Port NamelGrouplALL] [value]”
command is used to set the SNMP load sense trap high limit.
The SET LOADH command takes two optional parameters.
The ?rst is the Port Name. If the Port Name parameter is not
speci?ed on the command line the power manager prompts
for the Port Name with the “Port Name:” prompt.
The second parameter is the amps limit value to be set. The
amps value may be any value from 1 to 60. If the value
speci?ed is not within the proper range, the following error
message is displayed: “Invalid Amps Value Valid range 1 to
60”.
When the command completes the following message is
displayed “Limit Value Set Successfully on X unit(s)/port(s)
Command Completed Successfullyl”. The “X” in the mes
sage indicates the number of power manager ports modi?ed
by the command.
The “SET LOADL [Port NamelGrouplALL] [value]”
command is used to set the SNMP load sense trap low limit.
The SET LOADL command takes two optional parameters.
The ?rst is the Port Name. If the Port Name parameter is not
speci?ed on the command line the power manager prompts
for the Port Name with the “Port Name:” prompt.
The second parameter is the amps limit value to be set. The
amps value may be any value from 1 to 60. If the value
speci?ed is not within the proper range, the following error
message is displayed: “Invalid Amps Value Valid range 1 to
60”.
When the command completes the following message is
displayed “Limit Value Set Successfully on X unit(s)/port(s)
Command Completed Successfullyl”. The “X” in the mes
sage indicates the number of power manager ports modi?ed
by the command.
The “SET EABLET
{STRTITEMPIMSTAICSTAILOAD} [Port NamelBoard
NamelGrouplALL]” command is used to enable an SNMP
trap. The SET ENABLET command takes two parameters.
The ?rst is the type of trap to be enabled. There are four types
of traps that are supported by the power manager, STRT is a
trap generated when the power manager is started or resyn
chronized; TEMP is a trap generated when the power man
ager temperature probe senses a temperature too; MSTA is a
trap generated when an IPM indicates an error (Module
STAus error); and, CSTA is a trap generated when a power
change occurs (Control STAus change).
LOAD is a trap generated when the load on an IPM is too.
If the ?rst parameter is not speci?ed the command does not
complete.
The second parameter is the Board Name for board wide
traps (e.g., STRT and TEMP) and is the Port Name for IPM
speci?c traps (e.g., MSTA, CSTA and LOAD). If the Board
Name parameter is not speci?ed on the command line the
power manager prompts for the Boar Name with the “Board:”
prompt. If the Port Name parameter is not speci?ed on the
command line the power manager prompts for the Port Name
with the “Port Name:” prompt.
When the command completes the following message is
displayed “Trap Enabled/disabled on X unit(s)/port(s) Com
mand Completed Successfully!”. The “X” in the message