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04-29-2011 12:47 PM
04-29-2011 12:47 PM
C7000 chassis threshold settings.
Jenny had a customer question on the c7000:
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On the C7000 chassis can the thresholds be adjusted for monitoring alerts, i.e. setting the warning temp lower? Our facilities is setting up monitoring of the chassis via a custom Telnet script and want to test out the data they receive. I haven’t been able to find a way to set it, so I’m wondering if it something that could be hard set and can’t be change?
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Monty replied:
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The thresholds are set on each device and cannot be changed.
You could use a heat source, (very carefully) in front of the enclosure to test server thermal thresholds and the Onboard Administrator response.
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Comments or suggestions for Jenny?