9.6 HP Pay per use Utility Meter II Software Installation and Configuration Guide (October 2012)

Installation and Configuration Guide
Chapter 3: Configuring Devices
4. Verify that the certificate on each partition has the correct FQDN listed for the commonName
field (two places):
# ssltrustmgr -l -f /etc/opt/hp/sslshare/cert.pem
If the commonName has the incorrect FQDN, recreate it using the following:
# cimserver -s
# gen_wbem_certs
# cimserver
Date and Time Synchronization
The date and time of the meter and all of the partitions should be synchronized. This can be done by
using the NTP service. Any difference between the date and time on the partition and on the meter
can result in the meter trying to collect future (non-existent) usage data which can result in empty
usage values being sent to HP.
l If NTP server is available, then synchronize data and time using the /usr/sbin/ntpdate
<NTP Server>.
l If the NTP server is not available, then manually set the date and time using ‘date’ command.
View files in File Viewer tab
You can view usage reports in the file viewer section. To view files in the file viewer, complete the
following steps:
1. Open a browser and enter the Utility Meter's fully qualified domain name into the address bar.
2. Log on to the Utility Meter as user umeter (default password: h.lnxmtr).
3. Select the File Viewer tab.
4. In the Sent Files section, click the file, for example, Heartbeat. The tree view expands.
5. In the next menu tree, click the date, for example, 20120827. The tree view expands.
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