HP Insight Control Software for Linux User Manual

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kilowatt-hours used by the system to obtain the cooling kilowatt-hours that are used in the Analysis
section of graphs that display power consumption.

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Power Line Voltage.

Select the power line voltage. This option calculates the consumed amperage

that is displayed in the Power/Thermal Analysis views and Analysis section of graphs.

NOTE:

The Power Unit of Measurement, Use GMT for all timestamps in the graphs, Cost of Power

per kWh, Currency Type, Cooling Multiplier, and Power Line Voltage options are set for each user and
the settings can vary from one user to another.

The rated capacity of a power delivery device is the absolute maximum load supported by the device
in amperes. In some localities, electrical codes dictate that only a percentage of this rated capacity can
be utilized to satisfy a continuous load. The default Derating Percentage identifies the portion of the
rated capacity of a power delivery device that must be reserved when calculating the maximum continuous
load supported by a power delivery device. Insight Control power management utilizes this value to
calculate the maximum usable power capacity of the power delivery device. You can select one of the
following:

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NA/JP.

Select this if you are managing systems in North America or Japan which require a derating

of 20%. This is the default option.

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None.

Select this if no dertating is required in your locality.

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Custom.

Select this to specify a custom derating percentage other than 20%.

Default Integrated Lights Out (iLO) Settings

enable you to configure a Secure Socket Layer (SSL)

port number. For the Default SSL Port option, enter the SSL port number to be used by power
management to communicate with iLO. The default is 443. The port number of power management and
any iLO, that the power management communicates with, should be same.

NOTE:

If a non-standard SSL port is configured in the Insight Control power management Options

page, the same SSL port has to be updated in Systems Insight Manager web service properties file
available at

HP SIM INSTALLED LOCATION\config\identification\additionalWsDisc.props. Failure to

do so may result in Systems Insight Manager being unable to correctly identify management processors
using the changed SSL port number. For more information, see

HP SIM INSTALLED

LOCATION\config\identification\additionalWsDisc_README.txt. You also need to configure the
non-standard SSL port on the management processors.

Use Systems Insight Manager's sign-in credentials to configure user name and password pairs that will
be used for Integrated Lights-Out 2 (iLO 2) and Onboard Administrator access.

If you want to use credentials other than the Systems Insight Manager's sign-in credentials, you can use
power management's Default Management Processor Access Credentials option to configure user
name and password pairs that will be used for Integrated Lights-Out 2 (iLO 2) and Onboard Administrator
access. The following options are available:

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User Name.

Enter the user names used to connect to the iLO 2/Onboard Administrator for the

managed systems. You can enter up to five user name and password pairs in the Default 1-5
fields. If there are more than five iLOs available, which require different credentials, you can
overwrite the existing credentials in the Default 1-5 fields to assign new credentials to the other
iLOs.

NOTE:

User name can be a short name or a fully qualified domain name and cannot be in the

formats: userlogin@domain and domain/userlogin.

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Password.

Enter the password for the iLO 2/Onboard Administrator of the managed system

named previously.

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Confirm password.

Re-enter the password exactly as you entered it in the Password field.

NOTE:

Insight Control power management tries each name and password pair on managed systems

until it accesses the power data.

NOTE:

Insight Control power management allows you to configure five credentials to communicate

with iLO/Onboard Administrator. When the credentials are not configured, power management uses

Configuring power management options