In the Admin Client, you can view all node details in the Node profile page. Select a node in the Nodes tab to open the Node profile page.
The selected node’s name displays at the top of the Node profile screen.
The Interfaces tab lists the connection Type, Name, Status, Availability, and Device/IP address for interfaces associated with the selected node. If a node has virtual media capabilities, a Virtual Media column lists the status, Enabled or Disabled. Interfaces for power control are also listed in the Interfaces section. See Power Control for Nodes Using the Admin Client.
Note: In-Band - iLO Processor KVM, In-Band - DRAC KVM and In-Band - RSA KVM will not display any Availability.
The Associations tab lists the Categories and Elements associated with the selected node. CC-SG Administrators can set up Associations to help organize the equipment that CC-SG manages. Each Association includes a Category, which is the top-level organizational group, and its related Elements, which are subsets of a Category. You can use Associations to create Custom Views that help you organize the All Nodes list in different ways. See Custom Views for details.
The Location & Contacts tab contains information about a node's location and contact information, such as phone numbers, that you may need when working on a node.
The Notes tab contains a tool to add notes about a node for other users to read. All notes appear in the tab with the date, username, and IP address of the user who added the note.
The Audit tab contains a list of the reasons that a node was accessed. You must enter a reason for access before connecting to a node when the administrator has enabled node auditing for your user group. The Audit tab is hidden if the feature is disabled, or if no reasons for access have been entered.
The Control System Data tab, Virtual Host Data tab, and Virtual Machine Data tabs appear on nodes in your virtual infrastructure with information about the virtual node. Each tab contains information specific to the Control System, Virtual Host, or Virtual Machine.
The Blades tab appears on blade chassis nodes and contains information about the blade servers residing in the blade chassis.
