Type new values and press the Change Props button to modify properties of these nodes.

Attribute man page

Basic
Hostname: The hostname the management server knows this node by.  If you change this, you need to update the node with the option to exchange keys (-k).  See the section in the Installation Guide about this.
Mode: PreManaged means the node has only been defined.  After you run installnode or updatenode successfully for this node, the mode will change to Managed.  Normally, you should not change this attribute.
ManagementServer: The hostname that the node is able to contact this management server by (i.e. the hostname associated with the NIC that is attached to the subnet the node is on.)
Status: $statusAlt Green=reachable on the network, red=not reachable, yellow=unknown/error, blue=node not managed.
UserComment Any comments from the administrator.  This attribute can be used to form dynamic node groups.
Install
InstallOSName: The type of OS that should be installed on the node.  The expected value is Linux.
InstallDistributionName: The name of the Linux distribution to be installed:  RedHatEL-AS, RedHatEL-ES, RedHatEL-WS, or SLES.
InstallDistributionVersion: The version of the distribution to be installed, for example 3 .
InstallMethod: This attribute is normally set by csmsetupks and csmsetupyast.  Valid values are kickstart or autoyast.
InstallCSMVersion: The VRM version of CSM to be installed on the node, for example, 1.3.0 .  Do not include the fix level (the 4th integer) in this attribute.
InstallAdapterMacaddr: The MAC address of the network adapter on the node to be used for installation.
InstallDiskType: The type of disk the OS image will be installed on:  scsi (default) or ide.
InstallPkgArchitecture: The machine architecture of the node:  i386 (which includes i486, i586, i686, etc.) for xSeries, ppc64 for pSeries and BladeCenter JS20, or x86_64 for e325, e326, x336, and x346.
InstallServer: The hostname of the machine that will serve the install files to this node.  (Defaults to the management server.)  Optionally, a directory on the install svr can be specified, separating it from the hostname with a colon.  This attribute is only valid for CSM 1.3.0.20 and above.
Hardware
HWType: This value is currently only used by this web interface to display the proper image of the node on the main page.  You can use the regular name of the server, or the corresponding hardware type # in parens:  x330, x335 (8676), x340 (8656), x342 (8669), x345 (8670), x360 (8686), x365x445x450, x455HS20 blade (8678, 8832), JS20 blade (8842), e325 (8835).
HWModel: This value is currently not used by CSM, but you can fill it in for documentation purposes, if desired.
HWSerialNum: This value is currently not used by CSM, but you can fill it in for documentation purposes, if desired.
HWControlPoint: The hostname or IP address of the RSA or management module that controls this node.
HWControlNodeId: Text ID of the node as it is defined to the RSA or management module.
ConsoleMethod: The type of terminal server you have connected to this node for remote serial access.  Valid values are:  mrv, esp, els, computone and cps.
ConsoleServerName: The hostname of the terminal server this node is attached to.
ConsoleServerNumber: The number associated with the ESP console server. This attribute is required only if you are using ESP console servers.
ConsolePortNum: The port number this node is plugged into on the terminal server.
ConsoleSerialDevice: The device name of the serial port on the node that the console should be redirected to and that will be cabled to the terminal server.  Valid values are: ttyS0, ttyS1, and NONE.  If this attribute is not specified on definenode, the value ttyS0 will automatically be assigned.  If the attribute is blank, ttyS1 will be assumed.  If you do not have a terminal server, specify NONE.
PowerMethod: The method to use to perform hardware control operations.  Valid values:  xseriesblade, bmc (e325), apc, or hmc (pSeries).
PowerStatus: $powerStatusAlt Green=on, red=off, yellow=unknown/error, blue=hw ctrl not configured.
Actual Values From the Node
(These values are only valid for a single Managed node.)
CPULoad: ${cpuLoad} %  
MemoryUsed: ${memUsed} %  
NumProcessors: $common_attr{NumProcessors}
OSName: $common_attr{OSName}
DistributionName: $distroAlt
DistributionVersion: $common_attr{DistributionVersion}
KernelVersion: $common_attr{KernelVersion}
CSMVersion: $common_attr{CSMVersion}

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