Status in source: current.
Technical details
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"definition": [
"hpnicfMainGuaranteedPowerRemaining",
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"\"The object specifies the amount of power remaining in the guaranteed power pool. Each time a port is placed into guaranteed mode it reserves a set amount of power out of the total guaranteed power pool for the system. This intention of this object is to give the client of this MIB (whether that be the CLI or the Web interface or the end user) an indication of how many ports can still be placed into guaranteed mode. It is a read only integer value with units of Watts(note - Watts is chosen instead of milliWatts here since the IETF Power MIB [1] measures unit based parameters,such as the pethMainPsePower object, in units of Watts).\"",
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}