1IPMCTL-SHOW-SENSOR(1)               ipmctl               IPMCTL-SHOW-SENSOR(1)
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NAME

6       ipmctl-show-sensor - Shows health statistics for one or more DCPMMs
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SYNOPSIS

9       ipmctl show [OPTIONS] -sensor [SENSORS] [TARGETS]
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DESCRIPTION

12       ipmctl-show-device to view more detailed information about a DCPMM.
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OPTIONS

15       -a, -all
16           Shows all attributes.
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19           The all and display options are exclusive and may not be used
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22       -d (attributes), -display (attributes)
23           Filters the returned attributes by explicitly specifying a
24           comma-separated list of any of the attributes defined in the Return
25           Data section.
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31       -h, -help
32           Displays help for the command.
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34       -o (text|nvmxml), -output (text|nvmxml)
35           Changes the output format. One of: "text" (default) or "nvmxml".
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SENSORS

38       Health
39           (Default) The current DCPMM health as reported in the SMART log
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41       MediaTemperature
42           (Default) The current DCPMM media temperature in Celsius
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44       ControllerTemperature
45           (Default) The current DCPMM controller temperature in Celsius
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47       PercentageRemaining
48           (Default) Remaining DCPMM’s life as a percentage value of factory
49           expected life span
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51       LatchedDirtyShutdownCount
52           (Default) The number of shutdowns without notification over the
53           lifetime of the DCPMM
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55       UnlatchedDirtyShutdownCount
56           (Default) The number of shutdowns without notification over the
57           lifetime of the DCPMM. This counter is the same as
58           LatchedDirtyShutdownCount except it will always be incremented on a
59           dirty shutdown, even if Latch System Shutdown Status was not
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62       PowerOnTime
63           (Default) The total power-on time over the lifetime of the DCPMM
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65       UpTime
66           (Default) The total power-on time since the last power cycle of the
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69       PowerCycles
70           (Default) The number of power cycles over the lifetime of the DCPMM
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72       FwErrorCount
73           The total number of firmware error log entries
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TARGETS

76       -dimm (DimmIDs)
77           Restricts output to the sensors on specific DCPMMs by supplying the
78           DIMM target and one or more comma-separated DCPMM identifiers. The
79           default is to display sensors for all manageable DCPMMs.
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EXAMPLES

82       Gets all sensor information for all DCPMMs.
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84       ipmctl show -sensor
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86       Shows the media temperature sensor for the specified DCPMM.
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LIMITATIONS

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

94       This command displays a table with a row for each sensor on each DCPMM.
95       Applying a specific DCPMM or sensor type target limits the number of
96       rows. Applying options can be used to expand or restrict the output.
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98       DimmID
99           (Default) The DCPMM identifier
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101       Type
102           (Default) The sensor type. Refer to the sensor table above.
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104       CurrentValue
105           (Default) The current reading followed by the units of measurement
106           (e.g., 57 °C or 25%)
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108       CurrentState
109           (Default) The current value in relation to the threshold settings
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112           ·   Unknown: The state cannot be determined.
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114           ·   Normal: The current reading is within the normal range. This is
115               the default when the sensor does not support thresholds.
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117           ·   NonCritical: The current reading is within the non-critical
118               range. For example, an alarm threshold has been reached.
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120           ·   Critical: The current reading is within the critical range. For
121               example, the firmware has begun throttling down traffic to the
122               DCPMM due to the temperature.
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124           ·   Fatal: The current reading is within the fatal range. For
125               example, the firmware is shutting down the DCPMM due to the
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128       LowerThresholdNonCritical
129           The threshold value below which the state is considered
130           "NonCritical".
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132       UpperThresholdNonCritical
133           The threshold value at or above which the state is considered
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136       LowerThresholdCritical
137           The threshold value below which the state is considered "Critical".
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139       UpperThresholdCritical
140           The threshold value at or above which the state is considered
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143       UpperThresholdFatal
144           The threshold value at or above which the state is considered
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147       SettableThresholds
148           A list of user settable thresholds. Zero or more of:
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150           ·   "LowerThresholdNonCritical"
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154       SupportedThresholds
155           A list of supported thresholds. Zero or more of:
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157           ·   "LowerThresholdNonCritical"
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161           ·   "LowerThresholdCritical"
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167       EnabledState
168           Whether the critical threshold alarm is enabled, disabled or not
169           applicable. One of:
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171           ·   0: Disabled
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173           ·   1: Enabled
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179ipmctl                            2019-04-10             IPMCTL-SHOW-SENSOR(1)