Intergraph InterServe 9400 Manual

D5AA00092, 09/99

InterServe 9400

Late-Breaking News

Hardware

Intel Server Control (ISC) Errors

The first time you run Intel Server Control (ISC) after installation, you may see DMI indications

and SNMP traps.  The first time ISC runs, it processes all messages in the System Event Log,

regardless of the date and time an event happened, and generates DMI indications.  If SNMP

services are enabled, ISC will also generate an SNMP trap for each indication.  After the System

Event Log has been processed once, only new entries generate DMI indications and SNMP traps.

Some DMI indications and SNMP traps may report critical status or failure of some hardware

components.  If you are running ISC for the first time, you may safely ignore these indications and

traps.  They are caused by events recorded in the System Event log during a period when ISC is

initializing for the first time and is unable to report accurate status.  You may want to confirm that

all components are working correctly by examining the System Event Log for Informational

messages stating that the failing components have returned to a functioning state.  You may also

want to clear the System Event Log.

After you run ISC for the first time, you should investigate as legitimate errors any DMI

indications or SNMP traps that are generated.

For more information, refer to 

DOCS

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README

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TXT

 in the directory in which you installed ISC.

Software

Rebuilding System Software with SYSBUILDER and the System CD

If your system was delivered with a 

SYSBUILDER

 diskette, you can use it and the System CD to

rebuild system software.  Follow the instructions provided with the System CD to reinstall the

operating system and associated system software.  The System CD’s instructions replace the

operating system installation instructions in your system’s documentation.