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MAP Target Navigation
Table 13-8 provides examples of using the cd verb to navigate the MAP. In all 
examples, the initial default target is assumed to be /.
System Properties
The Table 13-9 lists the system properties that are displayed when the user 
types the following:
show /system1 
These properties are derived from the Base System Profile that is provided by 
the standards body and is based on the CIM_ComputerSystem class as 
defined by the CIM schema. 
For additional information, see the DMTF CIM schema definitions.
Table 13-8. Map Target Navigation Operations
Operation Syntax
Navigate to the 
system target and 
reboot->cd system1
->reset
NOTE: The current default target is /.
Navigate to the SEL 
target and display the 
log records->cd system1
->cd logs1/log1
->show
->cd system1/logs1/log1
->show
Display current 
target->cd .
Move up one level->cd ..
Exiting the shell->exit 
						

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Table 13-9. System Properties
Object Property Description
CIM_ComputerSystemNameUnique identifier of a System 
instance that exists in the 
enterprise environment.
MaxLen = 256
ElementNameUser-friendly name for the 
system.
MaxLen = 64
NameFormatIdentifies the method by which 
the Name is generated.
Va l u e s :
Other, IP, Dial, HID, NWA, 
HWA, X25, ISDN, IPX, DCC, 
ICD, E.164, SNA, OID/OSI, 
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DedicatedEnumeration indicating whether 
the system is a special-purpose 
system or general-purpose system.
Va l u e s :
0=Not Dedicated
1=Unknown
2=Other
3=Storage
4=Router
5=Switch
6=Layer 3 Switch
7=CentralOffice Switch
8=Hub
9=Access Server
10=Firewall
11=Print
12=I/O
13=Web Caching
14=Management
15=Block Server Table 13-9. System Properties 
(continued)
Object Property Description 
						

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16=File Server
17=Mobile User Device,
18=Repeater
19=Bridge/Extender
20=Gateway
21=Storage Virtualizer
22=Media Library
23=Extender Node
24=NAS Head
25=Self-Contained NAS
26=UPS
27=IP Phone
28=Management Controller
29=Chassis Manager
ResetCapabilityDefines the reset methods 
available on the system
Va l u e s :
1=Other
2=Unknown
3=Disabled
4=Enabled
5=Not Implemented
CreationClassNameThe superclass from which this 
instance is derived. Table 13-9. System Properties 
(continued)
Object Property Description 
						

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EnabledStateIndicates the enabled/disabled 
states of the system.
Va l u e s :
0=Unknown
1=Other
2=Enabled
3=Disabled
4=Shutting Down
5=Not Applicable
6=Enabled but Offline
7=In Test
8=Deferred
9=Quiesce
10=Starting
EnabledDefaultIndicates the default startup 
configuration for the enabled 
state of the system. By default, 
the system is Enabled (value=
2).
Va l u e s :
2=Enabled
3=Disabled
4=Not Applicable
5=Enabled but Offline
6=No Default Table 13-9. System Properties 
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Object Property Description 
						

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RequestedStateIndicates the last requested or 
desired state for the system.
Va l u e s :
2=Enabled
3=Disabled
4=Shut Down
5=No Change
6=Offline
7=Test
8=Deferred
9=Quiesce
10=Reboot
11=Reset
12=Not Applicable
HealthStateIndicates the current health of 
the system.
Va l u e s :
0=Unknown
5=OK
10=Degraded/Warning
15=Minor Failure
20=Major Failure
30=Critical Failure
35=Non-recoverable Error Table 13-9. System Properties 
(continued)
Object Property Description 
						

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OperationalStatusIndicates the current status of the 
system.
Va l u e s :
0=Unknown
1=Other
2=OK
3=Degraded
4=Stressed
5=Predictive Failure
6=Error
7=Non-Recoverable Error
8=Starting
9=Stopping
10=Stopped
11=In Service
12=No Contact
13=Lost Communication
14=Aborted
15=Dormant
16=Supporting Entity in Error
17=Completed
18=Power Mode
DescriptionA text-based description of the 
system. Table 13-9. System Properties 
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Property Names for Fan, Temperature, Numeric Voltage, Power 
Consumption, and Amperage Sensors
Supported Property Names for Fans, Temperature, Numeric Voltage, Power 
Consumption, and Amperage Sensors
Table 13-10. Sensors
Object Property Description
CIM_NumericSensorSystemCreationClass
NameThe name of the system 
creation class— 
CIM_ComputerSystem)
SystemNameThe service tag of the system, 
which is a unique identifier of 
a system that exists in the 
enterprise environment
CreationClassNameThe creation class name —
CIM_NumericSensor
DeviceIDThe unique ID for the sensor 
in the system
fan1...n (for tachsensor)
temp 1…n (for tempsensor)
numeric voltage 1…n) for 
numericsensor (voltage) 
(PMBus systems only))
power consumption 1…n (for 
power consumption (PMBus 
systems only))
amperage 1…n (for amperage 
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BaseUnitsThe units of measurement of 
the sensor
RPM=Tachometer (for 
tachsensor)
C=Temperature (for 
tempsensor)
V=Voltage (for 
numericsensor) Watts=Power 
Consumption (for 
powerconsumption) 
Amp=Amperage (for 
amperage)
CurrentReadingThe current reading of the 
sensor.
LowerThresholdNonCr
iticalThe lower threshold non 
critical value
UpperThresholdNonCr
iticalThe upper threshold non 
critical value
LowerThresholdCriti
calThe lower threshold critical 
value
UpperThresholdCriti
calThe upper threshold critical 
value Supported Property Names for Fans, Temperature, Numeric Voltage, Power 
Consumption, and Amperage Sensors
Table 13-10. Sensors 
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SupportedThresholdThe supported threshold for 
the sensor.
{ LowerThresholdCritical } 
(for tachsensor) 
{ 
LowerThresholdNonCritical, 
UpperThresholdNonCritical,
UpperThresholdCritical, 
LowerThresholdCritical } 
(for tempsensor) 
{} (for voltsensor (numeric 
sensor))
{UpperThresholdNonCritical
, UpperThresholdCritical} 
(for powerconsumption
{} for amperage)
SettableThresholdThe threshold levels that you 
can set for a sensor.
{ } (no sensor support for 
setting the threshold values)
SensorTypesType of the sensor:
5=Tachometer (for 
tachsensor)
2=Temperature (for 
temperature)
3=Voltage (for voltage)
1=Power Consumption (for 
powerconsumption)
1=Ampereage (for amperage)
PossibleStatesThe possible states of the 
sensor.
{ unknown, warning, 
failed, non-recoverable } Supported Property Names for Fans, Temperature, Numeric Voltage, Power 
Consumption, and Amperage Sensors
Table 13-10. Sensors 
(continued)
Object Property Description