fuelg command

This command displays information about the server power.

Note

Some fuelg commands are not available in high-density server nodes.

Use the fuelg command to display information about server power usage and configure server power management. This command also configures policies for power redundancy loss.

Syntax:

fuelg [-options]

Table 1. fuelg options
Option	Description	Values
-pme	Enable or disable power management and capping on the server.	on, off Note This option is not available in high-density server nodes.
-pcapmode	Set the power capping mode for the server.	output Note This option only supports output values. This option is not available in high-density server nodes.
-pcap	A numeric value that falls within the range of power capping values displayed when running the fuelg command, with no options, on the target.	Numeric wattage value Note This option is not available in high-density server nodes.
-history	Display power consumption or performance history.	pc, perf
-period	A numeric value to display history.	1, 6, 12, 24 hours
-pm	Set the policy mode for loss of redundant power.	bt- basic with throttling rt- redundant with throttling (default)
-zm	Enable or disable zero output mode. This setting can only be set when the policy mode is set to redundant with throttling.	on, off Note This option is not available in high-density server nodes.
-perf	Display the current compute utilization, including system, processor, memory module, and I/O.	Note For AMD servers, only the processor and memory module utilization will be included.
-pc	Display current power consumption	input- Display current input power consumption, including system power consumption. output- display current output power consumption of the system, processor, memory module and other components. Note For AMD servers, only the system, CPU and other components will be included.

Example:

system> fuelg
-pme      : off
-pcapmode : output
-pcap     : 0
-pm       : rt
-zm       : off

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