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On some hardware, a normal, clean host shutdown (e.g. just running shutdown -h now on the host) results in a bunch of “NMI Button Pressed” entries getting written to the redfish event log, with a “Critical” severity level.
This is likely due to an unstable voltage on some line, during shutdown.
To prevent these "Critical" log, we should check the host status before sending them.
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On some hardware, a normal, clean host shutdown (e.g. just running shutdown -h now on the host) results in a bunch of “NMI Button Pressed” entries getting written to the redfish event log, with a “Critical” severity level.
This is likely due to an unstable voltage on some line, during shutdown.
To prevent these "Critical" log, we should check the host status before sending them.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: