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HP Insight Remote Support and Insight Online Setup Guide for HP ProLiant Gen8 Servers and HP BladeSystem c-Class Enclosures

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The Agentless Management without AMS column represents the basic iLO configuration without AMS or the Insight Management
Agents. HP ProLiant Gen8 server configurations with AMS or the Insight Management Agents provide the same information as the
basic iLO configuration, plus additional information that is listed in the Agentless Management with AMS and Insight Management
Agents columns.
Verifying AMS installation
Use the following procedures to verify the AMS installation:
Verifying AMS installation: Windows
To verify that AMS is enabled on a Windows system:
1. Open the Windows Control Panel.
If the Agentless Management Service Control Panel is present, then AMS is installed.
2. Open the Agentless Management Service Control Panel.
3. Click the Service tab.
If AMS is enabled, the following message appears:
Agentless Management Service (AMS) is enabled.
Verifying AMS installation: SUSE and Red Hat
To verify that AMS is installed on a SUSE or Red Hat system, enter the following command:
rpm –qi hp-ams
To verify that AMS is running on a SUSE or Red Hat system, enter the following command:
service hp-ams status
Verifying AMS installation: VMware
To verify that AMS is installed on a VMware system:
1. Access the VMware host from the VMware vSphere Client.
2. Navigate to the server’s Inventory→Configuration→Health Status tab.
3. Click the plus sign (+) next to Software Components.
The software installed on the host is listed. The AMS component includes the string hp-ams.
NOTE: The full name of the AMS component is different for each supported version of
ESX/ESXi.
To verify that AMS is running on a VMware system, enter the following command:
service hp-ams status
Verifying AMS installation: Ubuntu
To verify that AMS is installed on an Ubuntu system, enter the following command:
dpkg –l hp-ams
To verify that AMS is running on an Ubuntu system, enter the following command:
sudo service hp-ams status
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