FUJITSU INTEGRATED REMOTE MANAGEMENT CONTROLLER IRMC S2/S3 User Manual
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iRMC S2/S3
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Power Management
Enabled
Enables
0 Watt
mode.
Even if
Enabled
has been configured, the
0 Watt
mode is blocked in the
following cases:
●
Power-cycle request / power-on delay
A power cycle request powers down the server without enabling
0 Watt
mode, i.e.
0 Watt
mode will not be enabled in the delay between
powering down and powering up during a power cycle:
–
Any power-on request occurring within the delay causes the
server to be powered on after the delay is over.
–
If no power-on request occurred during the delay, the iRMC S3
enables the
0 Watt
mode after the delay time period has passed.
●
Thermal power-on prohibition
If the
Temperature Monitoring
mode (system thermal power on
prohibition) has been configured in the BIOS/UEFI setup menu,
0 Watt
mode will not be enabled.
●
ASR&R
Any ASR&R action currently reducing the retry counter prevents
0 Watt
mode from being enabled. This applies even if the server was
finally powered off after the retry counter reached 0.
●
Scheduled
Power On/Off Time
(see
power on/off times for the server" on page 193
)
As long as a
Power On/Off
timer configured in the iRMC S3
Power
Options
page is active,
0 Watt
mode cannot be enabled.
0 Watt
mode also cannot be enabled if the
Power On/Off
timer gets
deactivated while the server is powered off. In this case, only next
power-off transition will enable
0 Watt
mode. No scheduled
Power
On/Off
timer will then prevent
0 Watt
mode from being enabled.
●
Global Error LED
If the global Error LED indicates any problematic system health
conditions, the iRMC S3 will not enable
0 Watt
mode. This is because
the server must be able to report system health problems even if
powered off.