IPMCTL\-CHANGE\-SENSOR

Section: ipmctl (1)
Updated: 2019-08-27
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NAME

ipmctl-change-sensor - Changes the threshold or enabled state for DCPMMs sensors

SYNOPSIS

ipmctl set [OPTIONS] -sensor (SENSORS) [TARGETS]NonCriticalThreshold=(temperature) EnabledState=(0|1)

DESCRIPTION

Changes the non-critical threshold or enabled state for one or more DCPMMssensors.Use the command Show Sensor to view the current settings.

OPTIONS

-f, -force

: Changing the sensor settings is a potentially destructive operation whichrequires confirmation from the user for each DCPMM. This option suppresses theconfirmation.

-h, -help

: Displays help for the command.

-o (text|nvmxml), -output (text|nvmxml)

: Changes the output format. One of: "text" (default) or "nvmxml".

SENSORS

MediaTemperature

: The current DCPMM media temperature in Celsius.
Valid values: 0-2047

ControllerTemperature

: The current DCPMM controller temperature in Celsius.
Valid values 0-2047

PercentageRemaining

: Remaining DCPMM’s life as a percentage value of factory expectedlife span.
Valid values: 1-99

TARGETS

-dimm [(DimmIDs)]

: Restricts output to the sensors on specific DCPMMs by optionally supplying the DIMMtarget and one or more comma-separated DCPMM identifiers. The default is todisplay sensors for all manageable DCPMMs.

PROPERTIES

NonCriticalThreshold

: The upper (for temperatures) or lower (for spare capacity) non-critical alarmthreshold of the sensor. If the current value of the sensor is at or above forthermal, or below for capacity, the theshold value, then the sensor willindicate a "NonCritical" state. Temperatures may be specified in degreesCelsius to a precision of 1/16 a degree.

EnabledState

Enable or disable the non-critical threshold alarm. One of:

: *"0": Disable

: *"1": Enable

EXAMPLES

Changes the media temperature threshold to 51 on the specified DCPMM and enablethe alarm.

ipmctl set -sensor MediaTemperature –dimm 0x0001 NonCriticalThreshold=51EnabledState=1

LIMITATIONS

The specified DCPMM(s) must be manageable by the host software.

RETURN DATA

For each DCPMM, the CLI will indicate the status of the operation. If a failure occurswhen modifying multiple DCPMMs, the process will exit and not continue modifying theremaining DCPMMs.

SAMPLE OUTPUT

Modify (Sensor) settings on DIMM (DimmID): SuccessModify (Sensor) settings on DIMM (DimmID): Error (Code) -(Description)

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