Simulating Events (precisealarm)

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The precisealarm command is used to simulate the events defined by the iBMC.

ipmcset -t precisealarm -d mock -v {eventcode |stopall} [subjectindex] eventstatus

Parameter	Description	Value
eventcode	Specifies the code of the event to be simulated.	0xffffffff: simulates all iBMC events. 0xffffff: simulates all the events of a specific object type. indicates the object type. Event code: simulates the event identified by the event code. NOTE: The first byte in the event code indicates the object type. For example, in the event code 0x02000007, 02 indicates the object type, which is Disk. For details about the object types, see Alarm Handling of the server you use.
stopall	Stops all the events being simulated.	–
subjectindex	Specifies the number of the event corresponding to the specified subject type.	Obtain the event number as follows: Query all the events of the event code. Obtain the event number based on the specified subject type.
eventstatus	Specifies the status of the event.	assert: generates an event. deassert: clears an event. stop: stops the simulation.

When eventcode is 0xffffffff or 0x**ffffff, the subjectindex parameter cannot be specified.
When eventcode is an event code, subjectindex can be specified to simulate an event for the specified object.

# Simulate an event with the event code of 0x2C000025.

iBMC:/->ipmcset -t precisealarm -d mock -v 0x2C000025 assert
Precise alarm mock successfully.