Reference Guide

HP Fan Profile
Version 1.0 HP Confidential 11
7.1 HP_Fan
There shall be at least one instance of HP_Fan instantiated.
7.1.1 HP_Fan.FanType
HP_Fan.FanType property shall be implemented. This property describes the type of the fan using an
appropriate enumeration value.
7.1.2 HP_Fan.OtherIdentifyingInfo[]
HP_Fan.OtherIdentifyingInfo[] property may optionally be implemented. This property can be used to
describe additional information about the element.
7.1.3 HP_Fan.IdentifyingDescriptions[]
HP_Fan.IdentifyingDescriptions[] property may optionally be implemented. This property describes the
additional information for the corresponding OtherIndentifyingInfo element.
7.2 HP_CoolingRedundancySet
Fan redundancy modeling is optional. Even when a managed system supports and implements the
redundancy, the redundant fans may co-exist with non-redundant fans. The conditions and requirement
placed in this section only refer to the HP_Fan instances representing redundant fans.
Fan redundancy is modeled using HP_CoolingRedundancySet which is associated to the HP_Fan
instances through HP_MemberOfCoolingRedundancy associations. Instances of
HP_CoolingRedundancySet are associated to its containing instance of CIM_ComputerSystem through
the HP_HostedCoolingRedundancySet association.
When fan redundancy is implemented, there shall be at least one instance of
HP_CoolingRedundancySet. The HP_MemberOfCoolingRedundancy association shall be used to
associate the HP_CoolingRedundancySet instance with the HP_Fan instance.
Multiple instances of HP_CoolingRedundancySet may exist. Furthermore, fan redundancy sets may
share fans; instances of HP_Fan may be members of more than one HP_CoolingRedundancySet
instance using HP_MemberOfCoolingRedundancy associations.