User's Manual

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NOTE: All devices are displayed on this page, but you only can configure priority
for the devices that have Monitor & Capping power capability.
NOTE: You can set priority levels based on the service level agreements
associated with workloads running on different devices/groups. P
ower Center
reserves more of the power for the devices/groups with a higher priority when the
power cap is not completely utilized.
For a static policy, Power Center uses the same percentage of the Upper
Bound value as the power cap for each device by default. You can enter a
different value (Power Cap Value or Percentage of Capability), and click
Next
.
NOTE:
If the sum of the entered device power cap is higher than the power cap value
set in the previous step, Power Center will change the Power Cap Value and display a
message prompt.
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Enter a policy schedule that includes:
•Time Stamp
Time of the day.
–Always
The policy is in effect all the time.
–Range
Enter the start time and end time of the day for the policy to
take effect. You can enter any time between 00:00 and 23:59.
If you
have entered a start time that is later than the end time, for example,
23:00
-
07:00, the effective timespan will be 23:00 of the current day
to 07:00 of the next day.
Recurrence Pattern
Day of the week.
–Always
The policy is in effect from Monday to Sunday.
Day of the week
Select the days of the week for the policy to take
effect.
Recurrence Range
S
tart and end dates.
–Always
The policy is in effect all year round.
–Range
Enter the start and end dates for the policy to take effect.
After you have defined the schedule, click
Next
.
7
Review the policy summary information, and click
Apply
. The new policy
is created and takes effect immediately.
NOTE: The existing power cap value set in the policies (including EPR) still remain
effective on the devices even if Power Center is corrupted; this impacts the
performance of the devices with policies applied. You must back up Power Center
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