> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://doc.engenius.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://doc.engenius.ai/edcc-user-manual/manage-module/node-detail-page.md).

# Node Detail Page

## In-Depth Node Management (Node Detail)

*Your complete guide to the Node Detail page—the central cockpit for monitoring, managing, and troubleshooting an individual node.*

> ℹ️ **Individual Server Management**
>
> * **Available to**: All user roles
> * **Scope**: POD level (individual server focus)
> * **Permissions**:
>   * **POD/Org Admin**: Full control including Operations tab
>   * **Viewer roles**: Monitor-only (Summary, System Info, Sensors, BMC SEL tabs)
> * **Access Method**: Select node from **Node List** → click **Details** or use individual node action menu

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## Overview: The Cockpit for a Single Node

After selecting a node from the **Node List**, you arrive at the **Node Detail** page. Think of this as the command center or "cockpit" for that specific machine.

You'll come here when you need to move beyond a high-level overview and perform a deep-dive investigation or a specific management action. Whether you're troubleshooting a hardware alert, checking a component's exact part number, or remotely rebooting the node, this is where you'll find the right tool for the job.

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&#x20;**Navigation Context**: Access this page by selecting a specific node from the **Node List** and clicking **Details** or using the individual node action menu (**...**).
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## Which Tab Should I Use? A Quick Reference Guide

The **Node Detail** page is organized into six specialized tabs, each designed for specific tasks. Use this table as your quick navigation guide to find the right tool for your immediate needs.

<table><thead><tr><th width="215.91015625">When you need to...</th><th width="151.15234375">Go to this Tab</th><th width="176.88671875">Purpose</th><th>Key Features</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><strong>Get a quick health overview</strong> and see live sensor graphs</td><td><a href="/edcc-user-manual/manage-module/node-detail-page/summary-tab.md"><strong>7.1 Summary</strong></a></td><td>Real-time status dashboard</td><td>Identity verification, live sensor charts, basic configuration</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Find exact part numbers</strong> for memory DIMM, CPU, or power supply</td><td><a href="/edcc-user-manual/manage-module/node-detail-page/system-information.md"><strong>7.2 System Information</strong></a></td><td>Complete hardware inventory</td><td>Detailed component specifications, serial numbers, part numbers</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Check detailed sensor readings</strong> and verify warning/critical thresholds</td><td><a href="/edcc-user-manual/manage-module/node-detail-page/sensors.md"><strong>7.3 Sensors</strong></a></td><td>Precise environmental monitoring</td><td>Real-time sensor values, threshold comparisons, status indicators</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Investigate hardware alerts</strong> and see what the BMC recorded</td><td><a href="/edcc-user-manual/manage-module/node-detail-page/bmc-sel.md"><strong>7.4 BMC SEL</strong></a></td><td>Hardware event investigation</td><td>Event logs, resolution tracking, alert correlation</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Execute direct hardware control</strong> like remote reboot or firmware updates</td><td><a href="/edcc-user-manual/manage-module/node-detail-page/operations.md"><strong>7.5 Operations</strong></a></td><td>Direct BMC command execution</td><td>Power control, firmware updates, maintenance operations</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Monitor management services</strong> or customize monitoring policies</td><td><a href="/edcc-user-manual/manage-module/node-detail-page/service-node-level.md"><strong>7.6 Services</strong></a></td><td>Redfish service health management</td><td>Service status monitoring, configuration overrides</td></tr></tbody></table>

## Important Concepts for Node Detail Management

### **Data Refresh Requirements**

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**Manual Refresh Required**: Most tabs display snapshot data from page load. For real-time information, perform manual browser refresh (F5) to get latest BMC readings.
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### **Permission-Based Functionality**

* **Configuration Changes**: Require POD Admin or Organization Admin role
* **Read-Only Access**: Available to all user roles for monitoring purposes
* **Operations Tab**: Completely restricted to Admin roles due to high-risk nature

### **BMC-Centric Management**

All Node Detail functions communicate directly with the server's BMC via Redfish protocol, providing:

* **Out-of-band Control**: Independent of OS status
* **Hardware-Level Access**: Direct component monitoring and control
* **Real-time Data**: Live sensor readings and event logging

***

**What's Next :** This chapter serves as the introduction to a comprehensive six-part series. Each sub-chapter provides detailed, step-by-step instructions for mastering a specific aspect of individual node management.

Please proceed to **Chapter 7.1: Summary Tab** to begin your deep dive into individual node management.

***

> 💡 **Pro Tip**: Bookmark the tab reference table above - it's your fastest way to navigate directly to the right tool for any node management task!


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