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Power Supply Maximum
(/SP|CMM/powermgmt available_power) |
x86 SP
CMM |
The Power
Supply Maximum property value, shown in Oracle ILOM
interfaces, represents the maximum input power wattage that the
power supplies are capable of drawing from the power outlets. |
Redundant Power
(/CMM/powermgmt redundant_power) |
CMM |
The Redundant
Power property value, shown in Oracle ILOM interfaces,
represents the available power wattage currently not allocated to
the blade chassis power supplies.
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Installed Hardware Minimum |
Blade SP |
The Installed
Hardware Minimum property value, shown in Oracle ILOM
web interface, represents the minimum input power wattage consumed
by the hardware components installed on the server. |
Peak Permitted
(/SP|CMM/powermgmt permitted_power) |
x86 SP
SPARC SP
CMM |
The Peak
Permitted property value, shown in Oracle ILOM interfaces,
represents the maximum power wattage consumption guaranteed to the
managed device. For instance:
For Oracle x86 and SPARC servers,
the Peak Permitted property represents the maximum input power wattage
that the server can consume at any instant.
For Oracle CMMs, the Peak Permitted property represents
the maximum input power wattage a blade server can consume at any
instant.
Important monitoring considerations:
Not all x86 server SPs support the
property for Target Limit in the Oracle ILOM interfaces. In these instances,
the same property value (wattage) shown for Peak Permitted is derived
by the power consuming hardware components installed on the managed
server.
For an Oracle server SP, Oracle ILOM derives the wattage
value shown for Peak Permitted from the property values shown for
Allocated Power and Target Limit. If the Target Limit property is
not supported, Oracle ILOM derives the Peak Permitted property value
from the power consuming hardware components installed on the managed
server.
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Allocated Power
(/SP|CMM/powermgmt allocated_power) |
x86 SP
SPARC SP
CMM |
The Allocated
Power property value, shown in Oracle ILOM interfaces,
represents the maximum input power wattage allocated to a managed
device. For example:
For an Oracle rackmounted server,
the Allocated Power property value represents the total sum of the maximum
power allocated to all installed chassis components and hot-pluggable
components configured on the rackmount server.
For an Oracle blade chassis, the Allocated Power property
value represents: 1) the maximum power wattage that is allocated
to all installed chassis components, and 2) the maximum power wattage granted
to all chassis server blades.
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Target Limit
(/SP/powermgmt/budget powerlimit) |
x86 SP
SPARC SP |
The Target
Limit property value, shown in Oracle ILOM interfaces,
displays the power limit value (wattage or percentage) configured
on the server.
Important power monitoring considerations:
Oracle ILOM uses the set power limit
value to determine the power budgeting parameters allowed for a
server.
When a power limit is not configured in Oracle ILOM, the
read-only Target Limit property value Not Configured appears
in the Power Allocation Plan.
Not all x86 server SPs support a Target Limit property in
the Oracle ILOM interfaces. When a Target Limit property is not
supported, Oracle ILOM will determine the Peak Permitted wattage
value based on the power consuming hardware components installed on
the managed server.
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