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Priority lists are policy-specific; however, a device/group may have different priority levels in different policies. A higher-

priority value of a device/group in a policy overrides the lower-priority value of the same node in another policy.

For example, you created Policy1 for device <A, B, C> and Policy2 for device <B, C, D>, and you configured different

priorities or power caps for the policy with the same time slot. In this case, Power Center follows these rules:

• If there are overlapping policies on an entity, the policy with the lowest power cap is applied.

• If there are overlapping dynamic policies on an entity and both are currently active, the highest priority (High >

Medium > Low) of this entity is applied.

Policy Modes

The policy mode is shown in the Enabled and Active columns in the Policies page. A green symbol indicates Enabled or

Active. Power Center supports three policy modes:

Table 7. Policy Modes

Enabled Column Active Column Mode Description

Green Green Enabled and active The policy is in use now.

Green NA Enabled but not active The policy is available but

not in use now.

NA NA Disabled The policy is created but not

available for use.

Enabling or Disabling a Power Policy

1. Do one of the following:

– Click Policies in the left pane.

– Click Groups in the left pane, and then click the POWER POLICIES tab.

2. Click Enable/Disable.

3. Select a policy to enable, or deselect to disable.

4. Click Apply.

Displaying Policies in the Power Details Graph

1. Click Groups in the left pane.

2. Click the icon of the device/group, and go to the Power Details tab.

3. Click Power Policy under the graph.

4. Click Select Power Policy, and select a policy.

The policy implementation status is displayed in the Power Details graph.

NOTE: To hide a policy, click Power Policy again.