Monitoring The Fan Status And Temperature; Defining Idle Session Timeout - Cisco 500 series Administration Manual
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General Administrative Information
Monitoring the Fan Status and Temperature
Monitoring the Fan Status and Temperature
Defining Idle Session Timeout
Cisco 500 Series Stackable Managed Switch Administration Guide
The Health page displays the switch fan status and temperature on all devices
with fans.
To view the switch health parameters, click Status and Statistics > Health. The
Health
page opens.
Health
The
page displays the following fields for each unit:
•
Unit—Unit number.
•
Fan 1 Status—Fan status. The following values are possible:
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OK—Fan is operating normally.
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Fail—Fan is not operating correctly.
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N/A—Fan ID is not applicable for the specific model.
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Fan 2 Status—Fan status for Fan 2. See values for Fan 1.
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Fan 3 Status—Fan status for Fan 3. See values for Fan 1.
•
Fan 4 Status—Fan status for Fan 4. See values for Fan 1.
•
Temperature (in Celsius and Fahrenheit)—The internal temperature of the
unit (for relevant devices).
•
Alarm Temperature (in Celsius and Fahrenheit)—The internal temperature
of the unit (for relevant devices) that triggers an alarm.
Idle Session Timeout
The
sessions can remain idle before they timeout and you must log in again to
reestablish one of the following sessions:
•
HTTP Session Timeout
•
HTTPS Session Timeout
•
Console Session Timeout
configures the time intervals that the management
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