Intrusion Information
Use this window to view information about chassis intrusion.
User Privileges
Selection | View | Manage |
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Intrusion Information | User, Power User, Administrator | Not Applicable |
NOTE: This feature is not available on Dell PowerEdge servers MX840C and MX740C.
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NOTE: For more details on user privilege levels, see
Privilege Levels in the Server Administrator UI.
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NOTE: Some systems do not issue alerts for chassis cover intrusion and bezel removal.
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NOTE: Due to the limitations of the VMware ESXi operating system, the Setting Alert Actions feature is not available with this release of Server Administrator.
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The Intrusion window displays information about the intrusion status for each chassis in the system, and displays the state for the chassis cover and/or bezel cover.
Status
Intrusion state describes whether the chassis cover or bezel is closed or open. When the chassis cover or bezel is closed, the intrusion status is Normal (no intrusion). When the chassis cover is open or the bezel cover is removed, an intrusion critical event is reported.
Drive Bay Intrusion state displays if the bay is closed, open, or open extended. When the bay is closed, the Drive Bay status is Normal no intrusion. When the bay is open, the Drive Bay status is Normal no intrusion. When the bay is open for five minutes or more, then Drive Bay open extended critical event is reported.
NOTE: The Drive bay intrusion is supported only on R740XD2
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The status icons for normal and critical events are as follows:
Normal Status | ![]() |
Critical/Failure Status | ![]() |
Intrusion Probe Fields
Status | Status indicates the status of the chassis cover or bezel. For details about the status, see the Status section above. |
Probe Name | Probe name for the intrusion or drive bay. |
State | Describes whether the chassis intrusion cover or bezel is closed or open. Describes whether the drive bay is closed, open or open extended. |
Alert Actions
To set alert actions for chassis intrusion, see Intrusion Alert Actions.