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User’s Guide
– If the domain is operating normally, RUNNING is displayed in the Domain State field.
– If the domain has been automatically powered down, INACTIVE is displayed in the
Domain State field. See Table 27. System Functional Status / Expected Domain
State , on page 4-36 and Chapter 3. Managing Domains , on page 3-1.
Warning:
If system functional status is critical (flashing red icon), immediately save data, close
open applications and shut down the domain Operating System.
System Functional Status / Expected Domain State
Icon System Functional Status Expected Domain State
Green
NORMAL RUNNING
Yellow
WARNING RUNNING
Orange
CRITICAL
INACTIVE (auto Power OFF ) / RUNNING
An automatic
Power OFF
request may be
sent by PAM software to the domain Operat-
ing System:
– If the domain Operating System is
configured to accept PAM
Power OFF
requests, it automatically saves data,
closes open applications and shuts down.
– If the Operating System is not configured
to accept PAM
Power OFF requests, you Orange
Flashing
– If the Operating System is not configured
to accept PAM
Power OFF requests, you
are advised to manually save data, close
open applications and shut down the
Operating System.
Note:
When system functional status is FATAL, the
icon does not always remain red. Therefore,
an orange functional status icon may indicate
a FATAL hardware status.
Red
FATAL
INACTIVE
An automatic Force Power OFF command
may be performed by PAM software on the
domain Operating System.
Note:
Red
Flashing
domain Operating System.
Note:
The Operating System does not have time to
save data and close applications before it is
shut down.
Purple
NOT ACCESSIBLE INACTIVE
Table 27. CSS functional status / domain state
3. Toggle the PAM Tree to view hardware functional status (round, colored indicator next to
the Hardware Monitor node). The PAM Tree will automatically expand down to the
faulty hardware element.
4. Check domain state by clicking Domain Manager in the PAM tree.
5. Click the faulty hardware element to open the corresponding Hardware Status page.
6. Check Power and Temperature tabs. If a power and/or temperature indicator is NOT
green, a power– and/or temperature–specific fault has occurred. See Power Status
Indicators and Temperature Status Indicators , on page 4-16.