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тАО08-15-2006 09:12 AM
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Re: Power Executive Power Measurement
FYI, there is a whitepaper titled "Power Regulator for ProLiant Servers" here:
http://h18013.www1.hp.com/products/servers/technology/whitepapers/datacenter.html
"Power Executive Power Management" is an IBM term, I believe. I assume you are referring to the HP ProLiant power regulator technology. There are a few dimensions to this:
I) Configuration: This allows you to configure how the system will govern processor power states. It can depend on the OS and the CPU and the hardware.
II) Processor State Monitoring: Allows iLO to periodically poll the system processors p-state and display any changes over time. This requires an iLO license. As systems become idle, they can down-shift to lower p-states, for example.
III) Power Meter Readings. Supported systems include a device in the power subsystem that monitors input power. An instantaneous reading is available under the Power tab of the System Information page of supported iLO 2 systems. This information is relayed to iLO where it is accumulated and graphed. The data has been calibrated and adjusted (read: look-up-table) to accurately measure power inflow as compared to an external in-line power monitor. Graphing requires an iLO license.
IV) Blades: Blade servers have a separate enclosure management processor that is responsible for tracking power consumption within a topology.