Monitor hardware resources in ucs

Hi everyone,
we've just purchased 2 ucs c240 and 1 c220 and we need to know how to monitor hardware resources like disks faults, fan faults, …...
Can someone help us?
Thank you.
Massimo

Does this help?
https://supportforums.cisco.com/discussion/11529571/ucs-c-series-hardware-monitoring

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