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10.5 HP_MemberOfPowerRedundancy (subclassed from
CIM_MemberOfCollection)
HP_MemberOfPowerRedundancy is used to represent an association between HP_PowerSupply and
HP_PowerRedundancySet.
Table 7 – Class: HP_MemberOfPowerRedundancy
Properties
Requirement
Notes
Collection
Mandatory
Key: References HP_PowerRedundancySet
Member
Mandatory
Key: References HP_PowerSupply
10.6 HP_MemberOfPowerRedundancy (subclassed from
CIM_MemberOfPolicyCollection)
HP_MemberOfPowerRedundancy is used to represent an association between HP_PowerSupply and
HP_PowerRedundancySet. The settable property “CIM_MemberOfPolicyCollection.Included” SHALL be
implemented as a writeable property. If the “Included” value is FALSE; the power supply state shall be
ignored. If the “Included” property is TRUE; state will be propagated.
Table 8 – Class: HP_MemberOfPowerRedundancy
Properties
Requirement
Notes
Collection
Mandatory
Key: References HP_PowerRedundancySet
Member
Mandatory
Key: References HP_PowerSupply
Included
Mandatory
See section 7.7
10.7 HP_HostedPowerRedundancySet
HP_HostedPowerRedundancySet is used to represent an association between
HP_PowerRedundancySet and its containing instance of CIM_ComputerSystem.
Table 9 – Class: HP_HostedPowerRedundancySet
Properties
Requirement
Notes
OwningElement
Mandatory
Key: References HP_ComputerSystem
OwnedElement
Mandatory
Key: References HP_PowerRedundancySet
10.8 HP_MemberOfPowerCollection (subclassed from
CIM_MemberOfCollection)
HP_MemberOfPowerCollection is used to represent an association between HP_PowerSupply and
HP_PowerCollection.
Table 10 – Class: HP_MemberOfPowerCollection
Properties
Requirement
Notes
Collection
Mandatory
Key: References HP_PowerCollection
Member
Mandatory
Key: References HP_PowerSupply