Look at byte 11 in both the Compact and Full sensor records to find if
the sensor is writable. This value was add after the inital revision of
IPMI 2.0, maybe in the IPMI 2.0 Spec, February 15, 2006 Markup version.
There is no clean cut solution before that per the standard.
I don't know if setting the sensor is a temporary condition but system
managers solve the writable sensor problem by copying the the sdr into
the system manager and then changing it locally. The IPMC owning the
sensor never sees a change and there is no messy problem about restoring
the IPMC to the state that it was when it left the factory.
Hank
On 12/27/2010 01:07 PM, Vahid wrote:
Hi,
I setting threshold value, but after reboot it back to previous value,
what is wrong?
Thanks
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Vahid
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