Filter
Top Products
3-104 C122-E003-02EN
MMB
CHAPTER 3 Web-UI Operations
Table 3.73 Displayed and setting items in the [ASR (Automatic Server
Restart) Control] window
Table 3.74 Buttons in the [ASR (Automatic Server Restart) Control] window
Item Description
Number of Restart Tries Specify the number of OS restarts attempted following a timeout
due to the Boot Watchdog or PSA software watchdog.
The setting range is 0 to 10.
The default setting is 5.
Action after exceeding
Restart tries
Specify the action to be taken if the repeated restart attempts due to
a watchdog timeout or other causes exceed the above number of
retries.
The action types are as follows:
• Stop rebooting and Power Off
• Stop rebooting
• Diagnostic Interrupt assert
The default setting is [Stop rebooting and Power Off].
Automatic Power On
Delay
Specify the delay time before the power-on operation in an
automatic restart.
The setting range is 0 to 10 minutes.
The default setting is 0 minutes.
Cancel Boot Watchdog Select [Cancel Boot Watchdog] to disable OS boot monitoring.
By default, the check box is unchecked.
Note: OS boot monitoring is a PSA function. The monitoring
starts when the Boot Watchdog timeout time is set in the
PSA window. If the specified Boot Watchdog timeout time
is too short, however, a timeout may occur before the system
starts PSA, which can stop the Boot Watchdog timer. As a
result, repeated reboots may occur. In such cases, PSA has
not yet started, and the PSA page that provides the Boot
Watchdog function cannot be displayed, so the Boot
Watchdog cannot be displayed. Provided as a measure
against this problem, this check box disables the Boot
Watchdog without using PSA.
Button Description
Apply Click the [Apply] button to:
• Set the specified values in items such as [Number of Restart
Tries] [Action after exceeding Restart tries].
• Disable the Boot Watchdog if the [Cancel Boot Watchdog]
check box is checked.
Cancel Click the [Cancel] button to revert to the original settings.