Universal Device Driver Reference Manual

1.588 SES-Sysinfo

The SES-Sysinfo device displays parameters of the server machine. This includes disk usage, cpu load, memory and sensor information from the mainboard.

Unlike the Sysinfo device it is intended for monitoring of operating system parameters for IBM/Lenovo system x3250 M5 and x3250 M6 server.

It supports the following sat-nms MNC types:

3.70 - 3.99 hardware IBM x3250 M5 with debian wheezy 7.6+ => internal.os = 3
3.70 - 3.99 hardware IBM x3250 M6 with debian wheezy 7.11 => internal.os = 3

It is possible to configure alarm thresholds to create alarm events if the disk capacity goes low, if the 15min average cpu load is to high, if the available memory is to low or if a temperature is to high.

Device window pages

The following table shows which device window pages are available with this individual device type. Tool-bar functions not mentioned here are described at the general description of device windows .

--- Shows cpu load and disk usage etc.
--- The faults page.
--- The device info page.
--- The maintenance page. The configuration parameters from this page are described below.

Configuration parameters

parameter	description
diskThreshold	The threshold for the available disk capacity
hasHotspare	Defines if a hotspare RAID drive is available
loadThreshold	The threshold for the 15min average cpu load
memThreshold	The threshold for RAM
pchThreshold	The threshold for PCH temperature.
pciThreshold	The threshold for PCI temperature.
vrdThreshold	The threshold for VRD temperature.
cpuThreshold	The threshold for CPU temperature.

Fault flags

The device provides the following fault flags:

'low disk capacity': the available space on the internal disk is lower than the configured threshold
'high average load': the average cpu load of the last 15min was higher than the configured threshold
'low memory': the available memory (RAM) is lower than the configured threshold
'high .. temperature': the temperature is higher than the configured threshold
'RAID volume': one of the raid volume failed
'RAID (hotspare) disk ..': the respective raid disk is not in optimal condition

Variables defined by this device driver

name	type	flags	range
info.driver	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O
lowLevel.cmd	TEXT		StringRange
lowLevel.reply	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O
faults.99	ALARM	R/O	AlarmFlagRange R/O (Communication)
faults.commstat	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O
info.type	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O
info.port	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O
info.frame	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O
info.version	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O
info.model	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O
info.serial	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O
info.raidController	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O
info.hostname	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O
info.cores	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O
config.diskThreshold	INTEGER	SAVE SETUP	IntegerRange (0 .. 0)
config.hasHotspare	CHOICE	SAVE SETUP	EnumRange (NO YES)
config.loadThreshold	INTEGER	SAVE SETUP	IntegerRange (0 .. 0)
config.memThreshold	INTEGER	SAVE SETUP	IntegerRange (0 .. 0)
config.pchTempThreshold	INTEGER	SAVE SETUP	IntegerRange (0 .. 0)
config.pciTempThreshold	INTEGER	SAVE SETUP	IntegerRange (0 .. 0)
config.vrdTempThreshold	INTEGER	SAVE SETUP	IntegerRange (0 .. 0)
config.cpuTempThreshold	INTEGER	SAVE SETUP	IntegerRange (0 .. 0)
disk.name	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O
disk.size	INTEGER	R/O	IntegerRange R/O (0 .. 0)
disk.used	INTEGER	R/O	IntegerRange R/O (0 .. 0)
disk.available	INTEGER	R/O	IntegerRange R/O (0 .. 0)
disk.usage	INTEGER	R/O	IntegerRange R/O (0 .. 0)
raid.enabled	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O
raid.operation	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O
raid.state	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O
raid.rebuild	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O
raid.disk1.state	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O
raid.disk1.model	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O
raid.disk1.vendor	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O
raid.disk1.serial	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O
raid.disk2.state	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O
raid.disk2.model	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O
raid.disk2.vendor	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O
raid.disk2.serial	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O
raid.disk3.state	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O DIS
raid.disk3.model	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O DIS
raid.disk3.vendor	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O DIS
raid.disk3.serial	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O DIS
mem.total	INTEGER	R/O	IntegerRange R/O (0 .. 0)
mem.used	INTEGER	R/O	IntegerRange R/O (0 .. 0)
mem.free	INTEGER	R/O	IntegerRange R/O (0 .. 0)
stat.uptime	FLOAT	R/O	DoubleRange R/O (0.00 .. 0.00)
stat.loadAvg1min	INTEGER	R/O	IntegerRange R/O (0 .. 0)
stat.loadAvg5min	INTEGER	R/O	IntegerRange R/O (0 .. 0)
stat.loadAvg15min	INTEGER	R/O	IntegerRange R/O (0 .. 0)
temperature.pch	FLOAT	R/O	DoubleRange R/O (0.0 .. 0.0)
temperature.pci	FLOAT	R/O	DoubleRange R/O (0.0 .. 0.0)
temperature.vrd	FLOAT	R/O	DoubleRange R/O (0.0 .. 0.0)
temperature.ambient	FLOAT	R/O	DoubleRange R/O (0.0 .. 0.0)
temperature.cpu	FLOAT	R/O	DoubleRange R/O (0.0 .. 0.0)
fan.speed.1	INTEGER	R/O	IntegerRange R/O (0 .. 0)
fan.speed.2	INTEGER	R/O	IntegerRange R/O (0 .. 0)
fan.speed.3	INTEGER	R/O	IntegerRange R/O (0 .. 0)
fan.speed.4	INTEGER	R/O	IntegerRange R/O (0 .. 0)
fan.speed.5	INTEGER	R/O	IntegerRange R/O (0 .. 0)
mail.count	INTEGER	R/O	IntegerRange R/O (0 .. 0)
mail.subjects	TEXT	R/O	StringRange R/O
internal.version	FLOAT	R/O	DoubleRange R/O (0.00 .. 0.00)
internal.os	INTEGER	R/O	IntegerRange R/O (0 .. 0)
internal.loadAvg1min	INTEGER	R/O	IntegerRange R/O (0 .. 0)
internal.loadAvg5min	INTEGER	R/O	IntegerRange R/O (0 .. 0)
internal.loadAvg15min	INTEGER	R/O	IntegerRange R/O (0 .. 0)
faults.01	ALARM	R/O	AlarmFlagRange R/O (low disk capacity)
faults.02	ALARM	R/O	AlarmFlagRange R/O (high average load)
faults.03	ALARM	R/O	AlarmFlagRange R/O (high pch temp)
faults.04	ALARM	R/O	AlarmFlagRange R/O (high pci temp)
faults.05	ALARM	R/O	AlarmFlagRange R/O (high vrd temp)
faults.06	ALARM	R/O	AlarmFlagRange R/O (high cpu temp)
faults.08	ALARM	R/O	AlarmFlagRange R/O (low memory)
faults.10	ALARM	R/O	AlarmFlagRange R/O (RAID volume)
faults.11	ALARM	R/O	AlarmFlagRange R/O (RAID disk 1)
faults.12	ALARM	R/O	AlarmFlagRange R/O (RAID disk 2)
faults.13	ALARM	R/O	AlarmFlagRange R/O (RAID hotspare disk)
faults.14	ALARM	R/O	AlarmFlagRange R/O (new mail)
faults.20	ALARM	R/O	AlarmFlagRange R/O (unknown RAID Ctrl)