Hardware Performance Information
Use the Hardware Performance window to view the status and cause of the degradation of the system's performance.
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Hardware Performance
Probe Name | Probe name for the hardware. |
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Status | Indicates the status of the system's performance. Can be Degraded, Normal or Not Applicable. |
Cause | Indicates the cause of the performance degradation. When the cause is N/A, it means that the system's performance is normal and no degradation has taken place. |
Possible Causes Of System Degradation And Action To Be Taken
The table below describe the causes of system degradation and the action to be performed in these cases.
Cause | What This Means | Action to be Performed |
Insufficient Power Capacity | The system is connected to one or more power supply sources that have low voltage. |
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User Configuration | The power consumption of the system is high and the Power Reduction setting is enabled resulting in degraded performance. | Set the appropriate
threshold value for the current configuration. For information
on the current configurations, see the Hardware Owner's Manual of
the system. NOTE: The
power consumption of the system may vary with the state of the processor,
peripherals (memory, storage devices, additional cards, and so on)
and their usage. |
Unknown Reason | The performance of the system has degraded due to an unknown reason. | Check the system after some time. The system may recover. |
Not supported | The performance sensor is not available in the server configuration. | None. |
Others | The performance of the system has degraded due to indefinable reason. | Check the system after some time. The system may recover. |
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