Hyper Management Module (HMM) Web is designed to implement centralized monitoring and management of the components in an E9000 chassis. It has the following features:
- Provides a user-friendly graphical user interface (GUI) to improve user experience.
- Allows users to remotely access the server at any time and monitor and manage the server.
- Ensures secure access by using encryption algorithms for all management interfaces.
The online help covers server alarm monitoring, fault locating, system management, data configuration, and parameter description.
Table 1 describes common icons on the HMM Web interface.
Icon |
Description |
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Displays the MM910 online help. |
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Logs out of HMM Web. |
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Indicates a critical alarm. A critical alarm may power off the server, and even interrupt system services. Critical alarms require immediate corrective action. |
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Indicates a major alarm. A major alarm has major impact on the system. It may affect the normal operating of the system or interrupt services. |
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Indicates a minor alarm. A minor alarm has minor impact on the system but requires corrective action as soon as possible so that a more severe alarm is prevented. |
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Indicates that the status is normal. |
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Refreshes the page. |
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Collapses the menu or all information under this icon. |
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Expands the menu or all information under this icon. |
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Modifies information. |
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Copies a profile. |
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Deletes information. |
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Exports a profile to a local computer. |
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Displays a dialog box for you to change the slots associated with a profile. |
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Displays a dialog box for you to apply a profile to the associated compute nodes. |
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Indicates that a compute node is powered off. |
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Indicates that a compute node is powered on. |
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Indicates that a function is disabled. Clicking a button in this state will enable the function. |
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Indicates that a function is enabled. Clicking a button in this state will disable the function. |
