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Using XML 68
Response definitions
Every command sent to HP APM generates a response. The response tells whether the command succeeded
or failed. Some commands generate additional information. The additional information appears in execution
sequence, provided that no errors occurred.
For example, a successful response might appear as follows:
<RESPONSE
STATUS="0x0000"
MSG="No Error."
> </RESPONSE>
A fail response might appear as follows:
<RESPONSE
STATUS="0x0001"
MSG="There has been an error."
> </RESPONSE>
Response
The tag name indicates that the HP APM is sending a response to the previous commands back to the client
application. This response indicates the success or failure of the commands that have been sent to the HP
APM. If an error occurs, the execution stops and the commands that follow it will not be executed. Prior
commands will have been executed up to the point where the error occurred.
Status
The status parameter contains an error number. The number 0x0000 indicates that no error occurred.
Status code Possible reason
0x0000
No error.
0x0001
General error.
0x0002
Invalid or missing XML header. Every XML must start with SLAMPCL.
0x0003
Login failed.
Wrong username/password.
0x0004
Unknown/unsupported Name Tag that is supported by the HP APM.
Mismatch Tag.
The hierarchy or syntax that HP APM might be incorrect.
0x0005
Parsing error to invalid XML (syntax error).
For example, every begin tag must have an end tag. End tags must not have duplicate
attribute values.
0x0006
Unknown attribute for an element tag specified.
0x0007
Required attribute for an element tag specified is missing.
0x0008
The attribute values are missing or have errors.
0x0009
Device specified message error.
For example, the device is not present. Device is already on.
0x000A
The value cannot be blank.
0x000B
The required children tag is missing.
- HP Advanced Power Manager 1
- User Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Contents 4 4
- Contents 5 5
- Contents 6 6
- Contents 7 7
- Introduction 8
- HP APM kit contents 9
- HP APM front view 10
- HP APM rear view 11
- HP APM connections 11
- Item Component Connects To 12
- Required connections 13
- Identifying the RDM1 ports 13
- • HP Moonshot System 14
- Using RJ-45 connections 16
- Rack chassis numbering 17
- Automatic discovery 18
- Introduction 19 19
- Preparing for installation 20
- Configuring the HP APM 20
- Serial port configuration 22
- Network configuration 22
- Security configuration 23
- Protocol configuration 23
- Command Line Interface 24
- Saving configurations 25
- Topology and inventory 25
- Command Line Interface 26 26
- Command Line Interface 27 27
- Showing the servers 28
- Showing topology 28
- Showing assetinfo 29
- Showing the MAC address 30
- Command Line Interface 31 31
- Logging 32
- Logging 33 33
- Logging 34 34
- External logging 35
- HP APM fault messages 35
- XML-related fault messages 37
- Working with RADIUS servers 37
- Showing a RADIUS server 38
- Power capping 39
- Power capping licensing 40
- Rack level power capping 40
- Power baseline 41
- Power capping 42 42
- Setting power capping 43
- Power capping 44 44
- Power capping 45 45
- Power capping 46 46
- Power capping with zones 48
- Power commands 49
- Setting power 51
- Power capping 52 52
- Power capping 53 53
- General commands 54
- Working with accounts 55
- Working with zones 56
- General commands 57 57
- Using password recovery 58
- Showing configurations 59
- Using the help 59
- Setting the name 59
- Setting the time 60
- Setting the session timeout 60
- Setting the UID LED 60
- Showing information 60
- Showing the name 61
- Showing the time 61
- Showing the version 61
- General commands 62 62
- Connecting and setting ports 63
- Using SNMP 64
- Setting the SNMP contact 65
- Setting the SNMP location 65
- Using SNMP 66 66
- Using XML 67
- Response definitions 68
- Enabling XML 69
- Showing and resetting keys 69
- Logging in through XML 69
- Modifying the user account 69
- Modifying compute node power 70
- Resetting HP APM 71
- Using XML 72 72
- Firmware 73
- Troubleshooting 74
- CLI commands 75
- CLI commands 76 76
- Disable password 77
- Enable password 77
- Set password account 77
- • Description: 78
- • Command: 78
- CLI commands 79 79
- Reboot CM 80
- Reset factory 80
- Save config 80
- Set gateway 81
- Set name 81
- Set power 81
- Set serial 82
- Set syslog 82
- Set time 82
- Set timeout 82
- Set power baseline 83
- Set power cap 83
- Set asset info 83
- CLI commands 84 84
- Show name 85
- Show power 85
- Show rack 85
- Show servers 86
- Show topology 86
- Show asset info 86
- Show MAC address 87
- Show time 87
- Show power baseline 87
- Show version 87
- Upgrade image 87
- Add zone 88
- Save zones 89
- Show zones 89
- Remove zone 89
- Enable pollpower 89
- Disable pollpower 89
- Enable SNMP 90
- Disable SNMP 90
- Show SNMP 90
- Set SNMP RO 90
- Set SNMP RW 90
- Set SNMP contact 91
- Set SNMP location 91
- Set SNMP trapdest 91
- Enable XML 92
- Enable XML secure 92
- Disable XML 92
- Show keys 92
- Reset keys 92
- CLI commands 93 93
- Set RADIUS pollsec 94
- Enable NTP 94
- Set NTP server 94
- Set NTP poll 94
- Show NTP server 94
- Show NTP poll 95
- Disable NTP 95
- Connect port 95
- Set port 95
- XML commands 96
- Get rack topology 97
- Get rack information 97
- Modify compute node power 97
- Get compute node 98
- Get all compute node power 99
- Reset HP APM 99
- Supported MIB objects 100
- PDU identity table 109
- PDU input table 109
- Regulatory information 110
- Warranty information 111
- Support and other resources 112
- Acronyms and abbreviations 113
- Documentation feedback 114
- Index 115 115
- Index 116 116
- Index 117 117
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