Avocent DSView 3, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Chapter 8: Working with IPMI Target Devices 259
To display IPMI target device sensor information:
1. In a Units View window (see Accessing Units View windows on page 88), click on the name of
a supported IPMI target device. The Unit Overview window will open.
2. Click IPMI in the side navigation bar, and then click Discrete Sensors . The IPMI Discrete
Sensors window will open.
3. Click on the name of a sensor. The IPMI Discrete Sensor Details window will open.
4. Click Close when you are finished to return to the IPMI Discrete Sensors window.
5. Click Close when you are finished.
Displaying IPMI target device numeric sensor information
The IPMI Numeric Sensors window displays information about the numeric sensors managed by
the BMCs in the IPMI target device. The type and number of sensors displayed will vary by BMC,
motherboard and chassis implementation.
The following information appears in the IPMI Numeric Sensor Details window for a
selected sensor:
• Name - Numeric sensor name.
• Sensor Type - Numeric sensor type. A gauge icon representing the numeric sensor type will
appear to the left of the name.
• Units - Numeric sensor type units (volts, RPM and so on).
• Current Reading - Numeric sensor current reading (5.006V, 35.0 o C and so on).
• Status - Numeric sensor status. Possible status values are: OK, Non-Critical (Low), Critical
(Low), Non-Recoverable (Low), Non-Critical (High), Critical (High) and Non-
Recoverable (High).
The following values may appear for a selected sensor in the IPMI Numeric Sensors window,
depending on whether the information is applicable to the sensor type:
• Lower Critical
• Lower Non-Critical
• Lower Non-Recoverable
• Negative Hysteresis
• Positive Hysteresis
• Upper Critical
• Upper Non-Critical
• Upper Non-Recoverable
The IPMI Numeric Sensor Details window may also contain one of three gauge types displaying
the numeric sensor reading, including upper and lower thresholds and the status of the sensor. See
IPMI Viewer window features on page 253.