HP Systems Insight Manager 7.2 Technical Reference Guide

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3. Click Delete. A message appears, asking you to confirm your intention to delete the WMI
Mapper Proxy.
4. Click OK to confirm your intention to delete the WMI Mapper Proxy, or click Cancel to cancel
the delete operation.
Related procedures
Adding a WMI Mapper Proxy
Editing a WMI Mapper Proxy
Editing a WMI Mapper Proxy
Edit a WMI Mapper proxy to update the proxy information. You can only edit one proxy at a time.
NOTE: You must have administrative rights to add, modify, or delete the WMI Mapper Proxy.
Procedure 174 Editing a WMI Mapper Proxy
1. Select Options→Protocol Settings→WMI Mapper Proxy.
2. Select the proxy to edit, and then click Edit. The Edit WMI Mapper Proxy section appears.
3. In the Port number field, change the port number. The WMI Mapper Proxy uses this port
number to communicate with the WMI client.
4. Click OK to save, or click Cancel to abort the edit operation.
Related procedures
Adding a WMI Mapper Proxy
Deleting a WMI Mapper Proxy
Viewing and editing ESXi subcomponents
The WBEM Health Inclusion Status lists the status information for the subcomponents of an ESXi
system. HP SIM shows unused systems with a Major health status. To have HP SIM ignore these
systems when showing the health status of an ESXi system, use this page to ignore the components
that are not in use. This page shows the following information:
• Component name
• Description of the component
• Propagation state
• Health status
To include or ignore a component health status, complete the following:
1. To select components to include, select individual systems, and then click Include Status.
2. To select components to ignore, select individual systems, and then click Ignore Status. This
will exclude all selected components from being considered in calculations of the overall
system health status.
Software status polling
The following example describes how to set up a Software Version Status Polling Task that determines
whether managed systems have software that is out of date. This task uses the All Servers list as
the default list.
NOTE: One instance of this task is created by default when HP SIM is installed. It runs on a
weekly basis.
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