Users Guide

Table 25. Temperature Probe Properties

Property Denition

Status These icons represent the severity or health of the storage

component.

— Normal/OK

— Warning/Non-critical

— Critical/Failure/Error

For more information, see Storage Component Severity.

NOTE: On some enclosures, Storage Management may

experience a short delay before displaying the current

enclosure temperature and temperature probe status. For

more information, see Storage Management May Delay

Before Updating Temperature Probe Status

Name Displays the name of the temperature probe.

State Displays the status of the temperature probe.

• Ready — The temperature probe is functioning normally.

• Degraded — The temperature probe has encountered a failure

and is operating in a degraded state.

• Failed — The temperature probe has encountered a failure and

is no longer functioning. Storage Management is unable to

communicate with the enclosure using SES commands. The

Failed state is displayed when the enclosure does not respond

to a status query from Storage Management for any reason.

For example, disconnecting the cable causes a Failed state.

• Minimum Warning Threshold Exceeded — The temperature

of the enclosure has dropped below the minimum warning

threshold.

• Maximum Warning Threshold Exceeded — The temperature

of the enclosure has exceeded above the maximum warning

threshold.

• Missing — The temperature probe is not present in the

enclosure.

• Inactive — The temperature probe is present in the enclosure,

but the EMM that it monitors is not installed.

Reading Displays the current temperature of the enclosure as reported by

the temperature probe.

Warning Threshold The Minimum and Maximum properties indicate the temperatures

currently set for the Warning threshold.

Failure Threshold The Minimum and Maximum properties indicate the temperatures

currently set for the Failure threshold.