led command
Use this command to display and set LED states.
The led command displays and sets the server LED states.
- Running the led command with no options displays the status of the front panel LEDs.
- The led -d command option must be used with led -identify on command option.
Syntax:
led [-options]
| Option | Description | Values |
|---|---|---|
| -l | Get the status of all system and system subcomponent LEDs | |
| -identify | Change state of enclosure identify LED | off, on, blink |
| -d | Turn on identification LED for specified time period | Time period (seconds) |
Example:
system> led
Fault Off
Identify On Blue
Chklog Off
Power Off
system> led -l
Label Location State Color
Battery Planar Off
BMC Heartbeat Planar Blink Green
BRD Lightpath Card Off
Channel A Planar Off
Channel B Planar Off
Channel C Planar Off
Channel D Planar Off
Channel E Planar Off
Chklog Front Panel Off
CNFG Lightpath Card Off
CPU Lightpath Card Off
CPU 1 Planar Off
CPU 2 Planar Off
DASD Lightpath Card Off
DIMM Lightpath Card Off
DIMM 1 Planar Off
DIMM 10 Planar Off
DIMM 11 Planar Off
DIMM 12 Planar Off
DIMM 13 Planar Off
DIMM 14 Planar Off
DIMM 15 Planar Off
DIMM 16 Planar Off
DIMM 2 Planar Off
DIMM 3 Planar Off
DIMM 4 Planar Off
DIMM 5 Planar Off
DIMM 6 Planar Off
DIMM 7 Planar Off
DIMM 8 Planar Off
DIMM 9 Planar Off
FAN Lightpath Card Off
FAN 1 Planar Off
FAN 2 Planar Off
FAN 3 Planar Off
Fault Front Panel (+) Off
Identify Front Panel (+) On Blue
LINK Lightpath Card Off
LOG Lightpath Card Off
NMI Lightpath Card Off
OVER SPEC Lightpath Card Off
PCI 1 FRU Off
PCI 2 FRU Off
PCI 3 FRU Off
PCI 4 FRU Off
Planar Planar Off
Power Front Panel (+) Off
PS Lightpath Card Off
RAID Lightpath Card Off
Riser 1 Planar Off
Riser 2 Planar Off
SAS ERR FRU Off
SAS MISSING Planar Off
SP Lightpath Card Off
TEMP Lightpath Card Off
VRM Lightpath Card Off
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