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ftSMC Component Properties
Table 3-1. ftSMC System Inventory Component Properties (Continued)
Property
Site Heartbeat Next Due
Site Heartbeat Time Due
Site ID
SizeMb
SMM Admin Enable Email
SMM Admin ID
SMM Admin Password
SMM Admin Dialback Number
SMM ASN Hub ID
SMTP Forwarding
SNMP Community
SMTP Server Enabled
SMTP Server IP
SMTP Server IP 1-7
SMTP Server Port
SMM ASN Hub Password
SPPData
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Description
The coordinated universal time (UTC) at which to expect the next
site heartbeat alarm.
Specifies the time of day for the initial site heartbeat alarm (24-hour
clock).
An Express5800/320Ma system identification code supplied by
NEC Solutions (America), Inc. You can obtain this code from a label
that is affixed to the system.
The memory capacity of a DIMM, in megabytes.
Enables the sending of VTM email alerts.
User name for the administrator account on the VTM.
Password for the administrator account on the VTM.
The phone number you use to dial in to the VTM adapter. After you
dial in and are authenticated as the administrator, the VTM hangs
up the connection and dials the dialback number to reestablish the
connection.
User name for the ASN hub account on the VTM.
The DNS name or IP address of an SMTP server. Messages sent to
the SMTP server will be forwarded to this server.
A filter for incoming SNMP messages and outgoing SNMP traps.
Set to true if the SMTP server should be started; otherwise, false.
The IP address of your email server.
The IP addresses of the SNMP servers that receive VTM SNMP
traps.
TCP port number the SMTP server listens to.
Password for the ASN hub account on the SSM.
ftSMC displays the Serial Presence Detect data (SPDData)
properties for the CPU element DIMMs. Serial Presence Detect
(SPD, device detection over a serial bus) is an enhanced presence
detection method that uses an EEPROM to store the module
timings and configuration, and the manufacturer's data. Presence
detection is a means of identifying a memory chip to the memory
controller logic. The NEC Technical Support or your service
representative uses this information to troubleshoot system memory
problems.