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Managing Domains
Viewing Domain Functional Status
The Domain Functional Status indicator in the Domain Manager Control pane shows the
functional status of the last action performed on each domain, e.g. if the last Power
ON/OFF
sequence was successful, the indicator is green.
As Customer Administrator, you can toggle the
PAM Tree
to display the synthetic functional
status (round, colored indicator next to the
Domain Manager
node) of all the domains
loaded in the Domain Manager Control pane , e.g. if the last Power ON/OFF sequence
was successful on all domains, the indicator is green; if the last Power ON/OFF sequence
failed on at least one domain, the indicator is red. See PAM Status Pane, on page 2-6.
Table 14 explains possible domain functional status indications.
Indicator Status Explanation
Green
NORMAL
Control Pane
The last command on this domain was successful.
PAM Tree
The last command on all domains was successful.
Yellow
WARNING
Control Pane
An automatic
Recovery
command has been launched on this
domain.
PAM Tree
An automatic Recovery command has been launched on at
least one domain.
Note:
The BIOS recovery program automatically re–flashes the BIOS
when certain problems occur during initialization
Orange
CRITICAL
Control Pane
The last command on this domain was not successful
(Timeout).
PAM Tree
The last command on at least one domain was not successful
(Timeout).
Red
FATAL
Control Pane
The last command on this domain failed or the Operating
System has been halted.
PAM Tree
The last command on at least one domain failed or the
Operating System on at least one domain has been halted.
Table 14. Domain functional status indicators
Notes:
•
The domain functional status indicator does NOT show the functional status of domain
hardware. The synthetic functional status of CSS hardware is indicated by the
System
Functional Status
icon in the
Status Pane
. See Introducing PAM Software , on page 2-5
for further details.
•
When, as Customer Administrator, you are informed of a hardware incident, you can use
the PAM
Hardware Monitor to obtain CSS hardware presence / functional status details
and to logically Exclude a redundant hardware element from the domain until it has been
repaired or replaced. See Viewing Server Hardware Status , on page 4-12 and
Excluding/Including Hardware Elements , on page 4-21.