Re: temperature (OUTPUT)


Magnetic Media < 100F
Disks < 150F
Computer Components < 175F
Paper < 350F

Tom Kimm, CISSP

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From: IBM AIX Discussion List [mailto:aix-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of
Bill Verzal
Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2006 11:36 AM
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Subject: Re: temperature (OUTPUT)

37 degrees is about normal human body temperature (roughly 99 degrees).
I don't know what the acceptable ranges are for components.

BV

--- Dave Zarnoch <zarnocd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Damir and Bill,

Thank you very much for the info!!!

When I run the script, I see a temperature of 37 degrees on hdisk0

U1.1-P1 22 U0.1-L1 28 U0.1-P1 37 U0.1-P1 34

When I run /usr/lpp/diagnostics/bin/uesensor -l the value for hdisk0
is:

Sensor = thermal sensor
Status = Normal
Value = 37 Degrees Celsius
Physical Location Code = U0.1-P1

So I assume that 37 degrees is normal and the error messages that are
being generated are just informational?

Thanks!

Dave Zarnoch
Nationwide Provident
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On Wed, Aug 09, 2006 at 01:27:42PM -0700, Bill Verzal wrote:
Run /usr/lpp/diagnostics/bin/uesensor -l

If it is supported on your system, it will show you environmental
sensors.

BV

you can start temp monitoring
to see what is going on

there is no uesensor class in RMC but
you can use my old script published in sysadmin magazine

#!/usr/bin/ksh

#############################################################
#Sri 20 Stu 2002 13:37:24
#PBZ HR
#temp monitoring script
#version 0.0.1-D
#
#Author: Damir Delija ddelija@xxxxxx
#############################################################
# FILE NAME: temperature
# FILE DESCRIPTION: crontab tester based on bb-scripts # # RETURN
VALUE DESCRIPTION:
# 0 sucess
# 1 failure
#
# EXTERNAL PROCEDURES CALLED:
#
# OPERATIONS
#
# this is based on standard df-k monitors from various sources #
script just control if there is limit violation # # CONTROL # there is

no control # # USAGE add into crontab and configure parameters # #
QUIRCS # if machine is in LPAR mode this not works #
############################################################
#Revison history
#0.0.1-D just working with usensors
############################################################

export PATH=/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/etc:/usr/sbin:/usr/ucb:/sbin

BASEDIR=/rootop

CONFDIR=$BASEDIR
LOGDIR=$BASEDIR/logs

##########################################################
# testing and creating directories nesecarry # for script operation
##########################################################
for d in $CONFDIR $LOGDIR
do
if test ! -d "$d"
then
mkdir -p $d || exit 1
fi
done

#############################################################
#work files
#############################################################
HOST=$(hostname)

#############################################################
#logs and event data
#in DF last df-k data is stored
#############################################################
DF=$LOGDIR/temp

#############################################################
#event, or two last messages cretaed
#############################################################
EV=$LOGDIR/event.temp
EVO=$LOGDIR/event.temp.old

#############################################################
#Notification info
#############################################################
#if LOGFILE exists message is automatically added to it
LOGFILE=$LOGDIR/$HOST.temp.log #email where report is sent
DFADMIN=root #logger syslog level to log message SYSLOG="notice"
#to dump message on stdout
ECHO="echo"
#to send snmptrap -just for future use SNMPTRAP=""

#BigBrother
BB="echo"
BBDISP=" ..."

######################################################
#sennsor control command on AIX
#f there is no capability exit
######################################################
SENS="/usr/lpp/diagnostics/bin/uesensor"
test -x $SENS || exit 2

######################################################
# MAXTEMP - value for alarm
######################################################
MAXTEMP=36

######################################################
#set the message and global action variable #if ACTION is > 0 it means

do action ######################################################
MESSAGE="$HOST :"
ACTION=0
MM="$MESSAGE"

#real data collection
$DF
#snashot of the status ... just FS and data percentage,

################################################
#walk trough df and test conditions
#FS loop
################################################

$SENS -a| while read token index status val lcode

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