HP Insight Control Server Provisioning 7.2 Online Help

Table Of Contents
3.2.1 List all jobs, running and complete, with status summary information
Select Jobs from the main menu. All jobs will be listed in the master pane. The list includes the job
status, create time, job name, and user who started the job.
3.2.2 List the target servers for a specific job with status for each server
1. Select Jobs from the main menu. All jobs will be listed in the master pane. The list includes
the job status, create time, job name, and user who started the job.
2. Select the job of interest from the master pane.
3. Select Servers from the view menu or simply select Servers from the details pane. The job’s
server table will be shown in the details pane.
4. The table contents can be filtered by selecting one of the status categories: Running, Succeeded,
Failed, or Total. Select Total for the status category. The job’s server table will show all the
target servers with their statuses and links to their log files.
3.2.3 List all jobs that were run on a particular target server
1. Select Servers from the main menu. Servers will be listed in the master pane, which includes
the server status and name.
2. Select the server of interest from the master pane. The Provisioning Tasks (jobs) are listed in
the History area in the details pane.
3.2.4 List detailed status and log output for a specific target server and job
1. Select Jobs from the main menu. All jobs will be listed in the master pane. The list includes
the job status, create time, job name, and user who started the job.
2. Select the job of interest from the master pane.
3. Select Servers from the view menu or simply select Servers from the details pane. The job’s
server table will be shown in the details pane.
4. The table contents can be filtered by selecting one of the status categories: Running, Succeeded,
Failed, or Total. Select Total for the status category. The job’s server table will show all the
target servers with their statuses and links to their log files.
5. Select a target server’s Logs link in the server table to see log details for that server.
3.3 OS Build Plan how do I ... ?
“Make sure a target server is ready for an OS Build Plan to run on it” (page 21)
“Select an OS Build Plan and then select the servers to provision (page 21)
“Select servers and then pick the OS Build Plan to use (page 21)
“Know what the default administrator/root password is (page 21)
“Perform a boot from SAN installation (page 22)
“Configure the boot device on a Fibre Channel HBA (page 22)
“Create a Windows scripted install OS Build Plan that installs Windows without a product
key (page 23)
“Install a specific Windows edition (page 24)
“Enable Windows Multipath I/O (MPIO) feature after a Windows OS installation (page 24)
“Enable Windows Hyper-V role after a Windows OS installation (page 24)
“Create a Windows scripted installation OS Build Plan for a localized distribution (page 25)
“Create a Linux scripted installation OS Build Plan for a localized distribution (page 25)
“Upgrade the firmware on my ProLiant server” (page 25)
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