HP Insight Management 7.3 DMT White Paper

Technical White Paper | HP Insight Management 7.3
10. After the certificate has been successfully downloaded, execute certutil
<certificate name> [ie hpcloud.cer]
Example: c:\>certutil hpcloud.cer
...
Subject:
CN=hpcloud.com
OU=HPCS
O=Hewlett-Packard
L=Seattle
S=Washington
C=US
11. Copy the CN value [ie hpcloud.com] and paste the value in the <SIM Install
path>\config\migration\cloudcertificatequalifier.props file.
Example: cloudqualifier=hpcloud.com
If there are multiple certificates, then paste all of the CN value in the
<SIM Install
path>\config\migration\cloudcertificatequalifier.props file, with
“,” as the delimiter.
Example: cloudqualifier= abc.com, def.net, xyz.com
Step 6: Running the import utility on the target CMS
The import utility is a CLI tool that must be run from a standard command prompt on a Windows
operating system. The import utility must be executed by a user that has OS-level administrative
privileges, and be the same user who installed the Insight Management on the target CMS. In
addition, if Matrix OE Global Workload Manager is installed, the same user must also have SQL
Server administrative rights to the database.
Note: If HP IO uses a remote HP OO server, then modify the import utility configuration to avoid HP OO migration.
1. In the target CMS, open Windows Explorer.
2. Navigate to <SIM Install Path>\config\migration.
3. Remove the HPIOP2.xml file from the <SIM Install
Path>\config\migration directory.
4. Open the HPIOAux.xml file and update the following line from:
<DependentOn>HPIOP2</DependentOn> to:
<DependentOn>lsm</DependentOn>”.
5. Remove the HPIOP2.xml file from the <SIM Install
Path>\config\migration directory.
The import CLI command is
mximport [-f<filename>] [-p <password>] [-e <extraction
directory>]
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