On 9/7/06, Joerg Hartmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

With ipmitool i try to monitor the status of the harddisks/ RAIDs and
the power supplies.
When i use the "sdr list" command i get for the two power supplies:

PS 1 Status      | 0x01              | ok
PS 2 Status      | 0x09              | ok

Both are shown as OK, but one of them is not connectet to the power
line. Sure the hex values are different, but i dont know what they mean.

The same goes for the disks

Status - DASD 0  | 0x01              | ok
Status - DASD 1  | 0x01              | ok
Status - DASD 2  | 0x01              | ok
Status - DASD 3  | 0x04              | ok
Status - DASD 4  | 0x01              | ok
Status - DASD 5  | 0x01              | ok

All are shown as OK, but i have a RAID5 where i pulled a disk from.
DASD3 has gone from 0x01 to 0x04 but is labeled OK.

My question is now - are there any documentations where i could find the
explanations for the hex values so i can use ipmitool in scripts ?
The C-Source of ipmitool would be hard to understand for me because i am
not a c-programmer.



Try the "sdr elist" command, it will convert the state codes into human-readable values based on the tables in the IPMI spec.  If that still doesn't work these might be OEM sensors which are harder to decode correctly.

-duncan
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