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HP Insight Manager Events:<br />
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I see some critical events related to Management Processor, I wonder what is this about?<br />
I thought it is about the iLO.but I saw other events that are specific to iLO but not shown up in the Management processor column<br />
how can I confirm that?<br />
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Thanks
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HP Insight Manager Events:

I see some critical events related to Management Processor, I wonder what is this about?
I thought it is about the iLO.but I saw other events that are specific to iLO but not shown up in the Management processor column
how can I confirm that?

Thanks

HP Insight Manager Events:

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