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

Attribute man page

Basic
Name: The hostname the management server knows this device by.
Status: $statusAlt Green=reachable on the network, red=not reachable, yellow=unknown/error, blue=device not managed.
StatusMethod: The status method is used to obtain the status of the device. The valid values are ping and NONE. If this attribute is set to NONE or is left undefined, no status checking will be performed, and the Status attribute will be set to 128 (UNCONFIGURED).
RemoteShell: The path of the remote shell that should be used to run commands on this device, if it is different from the default specified in csmconfig.
RemoteCopyCmd The path of the remote copy command that should be used to copy files to this device, if it is different from the default specified in csmconfig.
RemoteShellUser Specifies the user ID to use for remote shell and remote copy execution to the device.
UserComment Any comments from the administrator.  This attribute can be used to form dynamic device groups.
Hardware
DeviceType: The kind of device this is.  Typical values are:  hmc, mm, rsa, switch, consolesvr.
HWType: This value is currently not used by CSM, but you can fill it in for documentation purposes, if desired.
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 power strip or management module that controls this device.
HWControlDeviceId: Port # or slot # of the device as it is defined to the power strip or management module.
ConsoleMethod: The type of terminal server you have connected to this device for remote serial access.  Valid values are:  mrv, elscyclades, computone and cps.
ConsoleServerName: The hostname of the terminal server this device is attached to.
ConsolePortNum: The port number this device is plugged into on the terminal server.
PowerMethod: The method to use to perform hardware control operations.  Valid values:  apc.
PowerStatus: $powerStatusAlt Green=on, red=off, yellow=unknown/error, blue=hw ctrl not configured.
Firmware Management
FWMgtProcBootROM: Reserved for future CSM use.
FWMgtProcMainApp: Reserved for future CSM use.
FWMgtProcRemCtrl: Reserved for future CSM use.

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