Supported Platforms
fuelg
Syntax
fuelg -T system:mm[x] <domain> <-qm (off | on)>
Release Information
Command supported by Junos OS Release 9.1 and later.
Description
(JCS management module CLI) Display or configure power domain information for power supplies on the JCS1200 platform.
Options
-T system:mm[x]—Specify the JCS management module as the target of the command. Replace x with a value of 1 or 2.
domain—(Optional) Display information for a specific power domain. Replace domain with pd1 (power domain 1) or pd2 (power domain 2). By default, power domain information is displayed for both power domains.
The JCS1200 platform has two power domains. Power domain 1 supports all JCS modules and slots (bays) 1 through 6. Power domain 1 uses power supply modules 1 and 2. Power domain 2 supports slots 7 through 12 and uses power supply modules 3 and 4.
-qm (on | off)—(Optional) Specify a thermal event response (quiet mode):
- off—Fans will increase speed to provide additional cooling.
- on—Fans will remain at fixed speed. Power is throttled (for components that support power throttling) to reduce power consumption and heat.
Required Privilege Level
supervisor (configure)
operator (display)
List of Sample Output
fuelg (Display)fuelg (Configure)
Output Fields
Table 1 lists the output fields for the fuelg command. Output fields are listed in the approximate order in which they appear.
Table 1: fuelg Output Fields
Field Name | Field Description |
|---|---|
Domain Number | Status information for the power domain (power domain 1 or power domain 2). |
Bay x | Bay (slot) number and power value (in watts) for the power supply. |
Power Budget | Total amount of power (in watts) allocated to the domain. |
Reserved Power | Amount of power (in watts) held in reserve. |
Remaining Power | Amount of power (in watts) available to the domain (power budget – reserved power = remaining power). |
Power in Use | Amount of power (in watts) currently being used by the power supplies in the domain. |
Sample Output
fuelg (Display)
system> fuelg –T system:mm[1]Power Domain 1
— — — — — — — —
Status: Power domain status is good.
Modules:
Bay 1: 2000
Bay 2: 2000
Power Budget: 3200
Reserved Power: 400
Remaining Power: 2800
Power in Use: 400
Power Domain 2
— — — — — — — —
Status: Power domain status is good.
Modules:
Bay 3: 1800
Bay 4: 1800
Power Budget: 2880
Reserved Power: 0
Remaining Power: 2880
Power in Use: 0
fuelg (Configure)
system> fuelg –T system:mm[1] -qm offOK
