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тАО08-03-2003 11:26 PM
тАО08-03-2003 11:26 PM
Monitoring voltages on ES45 with Tru64
Are there any tools available to monitor the voltage levels on an ES45 from within Tru64 v5.1a?
I know I can use the 'env' command from the RMC prompt, but how can I monitor the values with a shell script?
Tnx,
EJ
I know I can use the 'env' command from the RMC prompt, but how can I monitor the values with a shell script?
Tnx,
EJ
Contrary to popular belief, Unix is userfriendly. It just happens to be selective about who it makes friends with.
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тАО08-04-2003 02:22 AM
тАО08-04-2003 02:22 AM
Re: Monitoring voltages on ES45 with Tru64
you ca try "http://:2301"
to adress the "insight management agent
wich displays a nice web-page with info like below
System Name : tomcat-a
Manually Refreshed @ Monday, 04 August, 2003 12:19:20
Environment
System
Degraded Action: Shut Down
Temperature:
Temperature Sensors
Sensor Location Temperature Threshold
1 System 30 C 55 C
Fans
Index Type Status
1 System Fan OK
to adress the "insight management agent
wich displays a nice web-page with info like below
System Name : tomcat-a
Manually Refreshed @ Monday, 04 August, 2003 12:19:20
Environment
System
Degraded Action: Shut Down
Temperature:
Temperature Sensors
Sensor Location Temperature Threshold
1 System 30 C 55 C
Fans
Index Type Status
1 System Fan OK
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тАО08-04-2003 03:11 AM
тАО08-04-2003 03:11 AM
Re: Monitoring voltages on ES45 with Tru64
Unfortunately that does not show the voltage information the RMC env commando does:
RMC>env
System Hardware Monitor
Temperature (warnings at 48.0??C, power-off at 53.0??C)
CPU0: 25.0??C0m CPU1: 26.0??C0m CPU2: 23.0??C0m CPU3: 27.0??C0m
Zone0: 23.0??C0m Zone1: 25.0??C0m Zone2: 22.0??C0m
Fan RPM
Fan1: 2205 Fan2: 2149 Fan3: 2265
Fan4: 2096 Fan5: OFF Fan6: 2265
Power Supply(OK, FAIL, OFF, '----' means not present)
PS0 : OK PS1 : OK PS2 : OK
CPU0: OK CPU1: OK CPU2: OK CPU3: OK
CPU CORE voltage
CPU0: +1.640V CPU1: +1.630V CPU2: +1.640V CPU3: +1.640V
CPU IO voltage
CPU0: +1.640V CPU1: +1.630V CPU2: +1.640V CPU3: +1.640V
CPU CACHE voltage
CPU0: +2.468V CPU1: +2.482V CPU2: +2.495V CPU3: +1.783V
Bulk voltage
+3.3V Bulk: +3.315V +5V Bulk: +4.940V +12V Bulk: +12.159V
Vterm: +1.580V Cterm: +1.590V -12V Bulk: -12.411V
+2.5V Bulk: +2.495V +1.5V Bulk: ----
RMC>env
System Hardware Monitor
Temperature (warnings at 48.0??C, power-off at 53.0??C)
CPU0: 25.0??C0m CPU1: 26.0??C0m CPU2: 23.0??C0m CPU3: 27.0??C0m
Zone0: 23.0??C0m Zone1: 25.0??C0m Zone2: 22.0??C0m
Fan RPM
Fan1: 2205 Fan2: 2149 Fan3: 2265
Fan4: 2096 Fan5: OFF Fan6: 2265
Power Supply(OK, FAIL, OFF, '----' means not present)
PS0 : OK PS1 : OK PS2 : OK
CPU0: OK CPU1: OK CPU2: OK CPU3: OK
CPU CORE voltage
CPU0: +1.640V CPU1: +1.630V CPU2: +1.640V CPU3: +1.640V
CPU IO voltage
CPU0: +1.640V CPU1: +1.630V CPU2: +1.640V CPU3: +1.640V
CPU CACHE voltage
CPU0: +2.468V CPU1: +2.482V CPU2: +2.495V CPU3: +1.783V
Bulk voltage
+3.3V Bulk: +3.315V +5V Bulk: +4.940V +12V Bulk: +12.159V
Vterm: +1.580V Cterm: +1.590V -12V Bulk: -12.411V
+2.5V Bulk: +2.495V +1.5V Bulk: ----
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тАО05-14-2004 10:00 PM
тАО05-14-2004 10:00 PM
Re: Monitoring voltages on ES45 with Tru64
Just to bump this one now that this forum is a bit more crowded...
Anyone knows a way of monitoring those values from within Tru64?
Anyone knows a way of monitoring those values from within Tru64?
Contrary to popular belief, Unix is userfriendly. It just happens to be selective about who it makes friends with.
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