Power Supply Status Alarms
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Versa Operating SystemTM (VOSTM) hardware platforms that have multiple pluggable power supply units generate power supply (PSU) status alarms, which report information about power supply status and the number of alarms triggered and cleared. An alarm is triggered when the power supply is receiving no power from the slot in which it is installed.
The following VOS hardware platform models support multiple power supplies and thus report power supply alarms. These are mostly server-class devices.
- Advantech 3260
- Advantech 5020
- Advantech 5070
- Lanner NCA 5520
- Riverbed 3080
- Riverbed 6080
- Versa CSG1300
- Versa CSG1500
power-supply-status
| Description | Provides the number of alarms triggered when the power supply is receiving no power from the slot in which it is installed. |
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When you resolve all the causes that triggered alarms on one or more power supplies, the power supply status alarm clear message is issued, indicating that all the power supplies are operational. |
Related Commands
- To display power supply status alarms, issue the following command:
admin@versa-VOS-cli> show alarms
The following output examples show the power supply status alarms set and cleared on a device with two power supply units, PSU1 and PSU2.
The following example output shows the power supply status alarm after you unplug the power supply cable from PSU2:
admin@versa-VOS-cli> show alarms last-n 10 Module Alarm Time Text ========= =========================== ==================== ====================== oam appRunning 2020-09-14T17:06:04-0 (null): versa-service is up ha haSyncStatus 2020-09-14T17:06:07-0 (null): HA-Active Intra-Chassis Resource Controller sync status OK oam appStopped 2020-09-14T17:06:07-0 (null): versa-redis is down oam appRunning 2020-09-14T17:06:07-0 (null): versa-redis is up oam powerSupplyStatus 2020-09-14T17:06:07-0 (null): Either PSU2 cable is unplugged or PSU2 is unplugged
The following example output shows the power supply status alarm after you plug in the power supply cable for PSU2:
admin@versa-VOS-cli> show alarms last-n 10 Module Alarm Time Text ========= =========================== ==================== ====================== oam appRunning 2020-09-14T17:06:04-0 (null): versa-service is up ha haSyncStatus 2020-09-14T17:06:07-0 (null): HA-Active Intra-Chassis Resource Controller sync status OK oam appStopped 2020-09-14T17:06:07-0 (null): versa-redis is down oam appRunning 2020-09-14T17:06:07-0 (null): versa-redis is up oam powerSupplyStatus 2020-09-14T17:14:44-0 Versa-Provider: Clear power supply status
If you plug in the PSU2 and no power supply cable attached, no status clear alarm is generated.
The following example output shows the power supply status alarm when you remove the power supply cable for PSU1 when both PSU1 and PSU2 are connected and the power supply alarm status is currently cleared:
oam powerSupplyStatus 2020-09-14T17:14:44-0 Versa-Provider: Clear power supply status oam powerSupplyStatus 2020-09-14T17:16:45-0 Versa-Provider: Either PSU2 cable is unplugged or PSU2 is unplugged oam powerSupplyStatus 2020-09-14T17:19:47-0 Versa-Provider: Clear power supply status oam powerSupplyStatus 2020-09-14T17:24:20-0 Versa-Provider: Either PSU1 cable is unplugged or PSU1 is unplugged
- To set power supply status alarms destination, issue the following command:
admin@Perf-Branch1-cli(config)% set alarms power-supply-status Possible completions: destinations - Alarm destination type (overrides global) owner - Override default alarm owner severity - Override default alarm severity soak-time - Soak period before alarm is reported (overrides global)
Supported Software Information
Releases 20.2 and later support all content described in this article.