Figure 2-1. Blade System View
As shown in Figure 2-1, the Blade System View provides an overview.
There are four sections in the Blade System View:
1. Summary: Shows a summary of failures and how many of each type of module have been installed. The Failure, Blade, Power and Switch items are shown in greater detail in the Module UI.
2. Blade System: As shown in Figure 2-2, the Blade System View shows both front and rear views of the blade system. The front view shows blade module status while the rear view shows the status of the power supply, gigabit switch, InfiniBand and CMM. A yellow rectangle appears around an icon when it is selected (clicked on), as shown in Figure 2-3. Each icon has a symbol to show its current status. Each blade system module may display one or more symbols. Refer to the Legend Help (Figure 2-4) to determine the meaning of a symbol. (Click ¡§Legend Help¡¨ in the View Option window at the lower right area of the screen.)
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Figure 2-2. Blade Module Layout
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Figure 2-3. Selected Blade Module and Corresponding Management UI
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Figure 2-4. Legend Help
3. Chassis LED: Figure 2-5 shows the Chassis LED section, which displays the Power and Error LEDs for the blade system chassis. The Power LED shows the current Blade System power status. The Error LED indicates a system over temperature or fan failure condition. The Legend Help box also shows the various states indicated by the Classis LED.
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Figure 2-5. Chassis LED and Legend help
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4. View Option: This option allows a user to choose to show or hide the module status, picture and number. Figure 2-6 and Figure 2-7 show the results of two different sets of View Options checked.
Figure 2-6. Show Status and Number, Hide Picture
Figure 2-7. Only Show Picture
5. Popup Menu Supported: A user can right click on a blade module to enable a popup window to perform certain actions. As shown in Figure 2-8, right clicking on a blade displays a window with power, UID and KVM functions.
Figure 2-8. Blade Popup Menu