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ANSI INCITS 495 VOL 2
Information Technology – Platform Management, Volume 2
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ANSI - American National Standards Institute
Year: 2012
Abstract: The Platform Management specification defines platform-independent, interoperable, industry standard management information models and profiles for managing the physical aspects of platforms. Examples of physical platforms include, but are not limited to, the following:
• desktop platforms
• mobile platforms
• bladed PCs
• servers spanning the spectrum of
– stand-alone, blades, racks and partitionable systems
– enterprise and Telco
– low cost to mission critical
The profiles defined in the Platform Management specification can enable the following platform management functions:
• remote system power and cooling control (on/off/reset) and monitoring
• platform asset inventory (hardware, firmware, etc.)
• discovery of targeted platforms
• provisioning of targeted platforms
• OS re-imaging and recovery assistance
• enumeration of hardware and hardware related software
• OS present/not present, architected transitions independent of OS
• power control, system control, configuration and monitoring
• OS recovery assistance
• boot process visibility and control, and selection and transfer of boot properties and images
• basic alerts and events
• access to alert, event and other logs — characterize, define content, retrieve, and write to logs
• access to sensor data, including presence, temperature, and other sensors
• view and set status indicators (LED, text LCD, alarms, etc.)
• configuration of service processors and their components and services
• media redirection and KVM
• access to security information, such as accounts, groups, and security modules
• network interface monitoring and control, including wired and wireless
• IO interconnect technologies such as PCI, SMBus, Bluetooth, USB, and other interconnects
• desktop platforms
• mobile platforms
• bladed PCs
• servers spanning the spectrum of
– stand-alone, blades, racks and partitionable systems
– enterprise and Telco
– low cost to mission critical
The profiles defined in the Platform Management specification can enable the following platform management functions:
• remote system power and cooling control (on/off/reset) and monitoring
• platform asset inventory (hardware, firmware, etc.)
• discovery of targeted platforms
• provisioning of targeted platforms
• OS re-imaging and recovery assistance
• enumeration of hardware and hardware related software
• OS present/not present, architected transitions independent of OS
• power control, system control, configuration and monitoring
• OS recovery assistance
• boot process visibility and control, and selection and transfer of boot properties and images
• basic alerts and events
• access to alert, event and other logs — characterize, define content, retrieve, and write to logs
• access to sensor data, including presence, temperature, and other sensors
• view and set status indicators (LED, text LCD, alarms, etc.)
• configuration of service processors and their components and services
• media redirection and KVM
• access to security information, such as accounts, groups, and security modules
• network interface monitoring and control, including wired and wireless
• IO interconnect technologies such as PCI, SMBus, Bluetooth, USB, and other interconnects
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| contributor author | ANSI - American National Standards Institute | |
| date accessioned | 2017-09-04T16:27:32Z | |
| date available | 2017-09-04T16:27:32Z | |
| date copyright | 2012.12.19 | |
| date issued | 2012 | |
| identifier other | UDFXBFAAAAAAAAAA.pdf | |
| identifier uri | http://mapnamagz.yabesh.ir/std;query=authoF23793FD08/handle/yse/90677 | |
| description abstract | The Platform Management specification defines platform-independent, interoperable, industry standard management information models and profiles for managing the physical aspects of platforms. Examples of physical platforms include, but are not limited to, the following: • desktop platforms • mobile platforms • bladed PCs • servers spanning the spectrum of – stand-alone, blades, racks and partitionable systems – enterprise and Telco – low cost to mission critical The profiles defined in the Platform Management specification can enable the following platform management functions: • remote system power and cooling control (on/off/reset) and monitoring • platform asset inventory (hardware, firmware, etc.) • discovery of targeted platforms • provisioning of targeted platforms • OS re-imaging and recovery assistance • enumeration of hardware and hardware related software • OS present/not present, architected transitions independent of OS • power control, system control, configuration and monitoring • OS recovery assistance • boot process visibility and control, and selection and transfer of boot properties and images • basic alerts and events • access to alert, event and other logs — characterize, define content, retrieve, and write to logs • access to sensor data, including presence, temperature, and other sensors • view and set status indicators (LED, text LCD, alarms, etc.) • configuration of service processors and their components and services • media redirection and KVM • access to security information, such as accounts, groups, and security modules • network interface monitoring and control, including wired and wireless • IO interconnect technologies such as PCI, SMBus, Bluetooth, USB, and other interconnects | |
| language | English | |
| title | ANSI INCITS 495 VOL 2 | num |
| title | Information Technology – Platform Management, Volume 2 | en |
| type | standard | |
| page | 557 | |
| status | Active | |
| tree | ANSI - American National Standards Institute:;2012 | |
| contenttype | fulltext |