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Lenovo ThinkServer Manuel de l'utilisateur

Operation Steps: from System Login  Operation Report  Policy Operating Status, as shown in the figure below:

3.7.4 EMERGENCY PLAN

If emergency occurs in equipment room, for example, emergency power-off caused by natural factors like earthquake, or part of power supplies in the

equipment room run into critical problems, you need to store the data on all the problematic devices to a hard disk and shut down the machine properly.

The power is completely provided by UPS during this period, so time is very limited.

After enabling the emergency plan, this plan will have a higher priority than all the energy saving policies that have been applied and can control the

power consumption of all the devices in all device groups within the lowest status that can actually be reached, and prolong the power-on time as long

as possible, thereby ensure the maximum possible amount of devices can be shut down properly to protect important data.

Emergency plan supports the management of all the device groups or the specified device groups for emergencies in varying degrees.

1. Enable the Emergency Plan

The process to enable the emergency plan: Enter the Function  Select a Device Group  Confirm to Enable

Operation Steps: After logging into the system, click the "Enable the Emergency Plan" button at the bottom of the screen in any functional module, and

the following screen will pop up:

After clicking "OK", select the device group that needs to load the emergency plan (all the groups are selected by default), then the message

"Successfully enable the emergency plan" will pop up, indicating the selected device group has been running under the emergency plan.