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03-31-2010 10:44 AM
03-31-2010 10:44 AM
Log Processor Thermal Temperatures
I have a Proliant G4 running Windows Server 2003. It has recently begun shutting down int he middle of the night during backups. I would like a log of the CPU temperature readings throughout the night. I have tried coretemp, but it does not have a supported processor Xeon Core2 3.4Ghz.
The cooling is turned off in the building during the evening and I am certain this is what causes the problem, though it has not been an issue for 3 years.
I know how to see the current temperatures in the HP Utilities, but I would like to log the temperatures with a time stamp.
The cooling is turned off in the building during the evening and I am certain this is what causes the problem, though it has not been an issue for 3 years.
I know how to see the current temperatures in the HP Utilities, but I would like to log the temperatures with a time stamp.
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04-01-2010 03:04 AM
04-01-2010 03:04 AM
Re: Log Processor Thermal Temperatures
Sounds like you don't have the ProLiant Support Pack loaded. If you did, you would be able to get events sent to a management station (like HP SIM) and logged to the Windows Event Log when the overtemp conditions occured. The actual values are irrelevant.
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