Microsoft Operations Manager Integration Pack Guide (2007), v5.5

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HP Server Management Packs version 1.0 for

Microsoft® System Center Operations

Manager 2007

User Guide

Part Number 449158-001

May 2007 (First Edition)

Summary of content (144 pages)

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HP Server Management Packs version 1.
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© Copyright 2007 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. The only warranties for HP products and services are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty. HP shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein. Confidential computer software.
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Contents Overview................................................................................................................................................ 5 Getting started..........................................................................................................................................................5 About this guide........................................................................................................................................................
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HP Management Processor task.................................................................................................................88 Monitors..................................................................................................................................................................90 Overriding individual monitors ...................................................................................................................100 Security for HP tasks........................
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Overview In this section Getting started ..................................................................................................................................................5 About this guide................................................................................................................................................5 Introduction.....................................................................................................................................................
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Introduction HP delivers new management packs that complement and extend Operations Manager 2007, integrating alert processing, state monitoring, and hardware resource lifecycle management for HP ProLiant and Integrity servers.
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• Access to HP BladeSystem and other HP ProLiant Essentials value-added software for hardware performance management, vulnerability assessment, and advanced lifecycle administration of blade servers and virtual systems through HP SIM Benefits The HP Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007 provide the following benefits: • Hardware resource management for HP ProLiant and Integrity servers with augmented Operations Manager 2007 • Simplified and proactive monitoring of the Microsoft® Windows®
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• Views HP Management Packs is a set of unrelated management packs. After the installation of HP Server Management Packs, the Operations Manager transfers the primary HP management packs to each computer system under the Operations Manager Agent. HP Management Packs perform an initial discovery to verify the system is supported by a server with the HP management software. If the discovery succeeds, the appropriate additional management packs are transferred to the HP servers.
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Installation In this section Installation overview..........................................................................................................................................9 Installing the HP ProLiant Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 (x86 or x64 editions) ...................10 After the installation of the HP ProLiant Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007...............................16 Installing the HP Integrity Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 ................
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Kit name File name Description HP Integrity Server Management Pack 1.0 for Operations Manager 2007 (x64) hpIntegrityMP01_0(x64).msi Used to install HP Integrity Server management capability where Operations Manager 2007 is operating in an x64 environment 3. Install the HP Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007 into the Operations Manager environment. The kits support a custom setup option.
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5. Click Next. 6. Select I accept the terms in the license agreement to accept the license agreement, and click Next.
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7. If you wish to change the destination folder, click Change. If no folder change is required click Next, and skip to step 7. 8. Select the destination folder by using the folder navigation button to browse to the folder location or by entering the folder name in the textbox. Click OK. 9. Select the setup type.
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o Complete—Select this setup type to install all necessary features onto the Operations Manager 2007 environment (continue to step 9). o Custom—Select this setup type to select the features to install the Operations Manager 2007 in a console-only environment (Remote Operations Manager console). The Custom Data Manager must be installed on all remote consoles. Click Next.
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10. Select the required features to install from the menu. Click Next to continue. 11. Click Install to begin the installation. The installation will automatically import the management packs.
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12. The installation progress screen appears. 13. Click Finish.
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After the installation of the HP ProLiant Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 The installation updates the system with components in the table below. By default, all files are installed in the "%Program Files%\HP Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007" directory. If you selected a different destination folder during the installation, these files will be installed in the selected folder.
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When installation is complete, the installer automatically imports the management packs to the Operations Manager 2007 server. The results can be viewed using the Management Packs view in the Operations Manager 2007 console. Import logging data is also available in the ProLiantImportMPs.log file.
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4. Click Next. 5. Select I accept the terms in the license agreement to accept the license agreement, and click Next.
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6. Select the folder where the HP Integrity Server Management Packs will be installed. Click Next to accept the default folder or click Change to select a different folder. If Change is selected, the default folder name can be modified. Click OK after the folder name is set to the desired path. 7. Select the setup type.
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o Complete—Select this setup type to install all necessary features onto the Operations Manager 2007 environment (continue to step 7). o Custom—Select this setup type to select the features to install. This is recommended if you setup the Operations Manager 2007 in a console-only environment. Click Next.
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8. Select the features to install from the menu. Click Next to continue. 9. The installation progress screen appears.
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10. To install a new certificate for the System Management Homepage automatic login feature, select Create a new certificate now, and click Next to continue.
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11. Select the validity period for the new SMH certificate, and click Next to continue.
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12. The new SMH certificate must be registered on each HP Integrity server with SMH installed. To copy the new certificate to the clipboard, select Copy current certificate to clipboard, and click Next to continue. 13. Click Finish.
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After the installation of the HP Integrity Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 The installation updates the system with components in the table below. By default, all files are installed in the "%Program Files%\HP Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007" directory. If you selected a different destination folder during the installation, these files will be installed in the selected folder.
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Operations Manager 2007 console. Import logging data is also available in the IntegrityImportMPs.log file. The Integrity Management Pack kit imports three management packs into the Operations Manager 2007 server: • Hewlett-Packard Servers Core Library—This defines the basic HP Server Class structure to support ProLiant and Integrity Servers Management. • Hewlett-Packard Integrity Servers Base—This defines the HP Integrity Server Class structure to process primary monitoring to Integrity Servers.
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You can check current dependency in the Administration screen. Right-click the HP ProLiant Servers SNMP Management Pack you want to check, and select Properties. Select the Dependencies tab. If the "Management Pack that depends on this Management Pack" list does not show any dependency, then the selected management pack can be deleted. If there are dependencies present, you must verify that it is appropriate to delete them.
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3. Select Remove, and click Next. 4. Click Remove.
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5. The uninstallation progress screen appears. 6. Click Finish when the removal is complete.
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Uninstalling the HP Integrity Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 NOTE: Uninstalling the kits will not delete the imported Management Packs from the Operations Manager 2007 servers. Before attempting to remove the kits from the Add/Remove Programs menu, you must manually delete all dependent management pack data from the Operations Manager 2007 console and the HP Integrity management packs. You can check current dependency in the Administration screen.
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3. Select Remove, and click Next.
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4. Click Remove. The uninstallation progress screen appears.
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5. Click Finish when the removal is complete.
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Using the software In this section Using the HP Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007 .........................................................34 Classes ..........................................................................................................................................................34 Views..............................................................................................................................................................
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The following figure shows HP Logical Hardware class inheritance hierarchy for HP ProLiant SNMP based managements.
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The following figure shows HP Logical Hardware class inheritance hierarchy for HP Integrity SNMP based managements.
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The following figure shows the HP ProLiant Group and Management Software class inheritance hierarchy.
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The following figure shows HP Integrity Group and HP Management Software class inheritance hierarchy.
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HP Servers Core Library classes The Core Library defines eight primary abstract classes and group classes: • HP Logical Hardware (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.HPLogicalHardware) • HP Management Software (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.HPManagementSoftware) o Version—Version information of HP management software • HP Management Client Software (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.HPManagementClientSoftware) • HP Management Server Software (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.
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• HP Servers Group (ID=HewlettPackard.ServersHPServersGroup) • HP Health Collection (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.HPHealthConnection) o Server Name—Network name of HP server or computer • HP Computers Group (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.HPComputersGroup) • HP All Instance Group (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.HPAllInstanceGroup) HP ProLiant Servers Base classes The HP Servers Base implements the HP ProLiant Server Class with Model Membership Groups.
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• HP ProLiant BL Servers Group (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantBLServersGroup) • HP ProLiant Server (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServer) o Integrated Lights-Out IP Address—IP Address of Integrated Lights-Out Management Processor • HP ProLiant ML Server (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantMLServer) • HP ProLiant DL Server (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantDLServer) • HP ProLiant BL Server (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.
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The HP ProLiant Servers Base also defines the following Relationship classes. • HP Servers Group Contains HP ProLiant Servers Group Relationship (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPServersGroupContainsHPProLiantServersGroup) • HP ProLiant Servers Group Contains HP ProLiant ML Servers Group Relationship (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServersGroupContainsHPProLiantMLServersGr oup) • HP ProLiant Servers Group Contains HP ProLiant DL Servers Group Relationship (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.
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• HP ProLiant Server Hosting HP ProLiant Processors Collection Relationship (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServerHostsHPProLiantProcessors) • HP ProLiant Server Hosting HP ProLiant Memory Collection Relationship (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServerhostsHPProLiantMemory) • HP ProLiant Server Hosting HP ProLiant Cooling Collection Relationship (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.
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HP ProLiant Servers SNMP classes The HP ProLiant Servers SNMP Management Pack defines the following classes. • Processors (ProLiant SNMP) (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPProLiantSNMPProcessors) • Memory (ProLiant SNMP) (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPProLiantSNMPMemory) • • Cooling (ProLiant SNMP) (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPProLiantSNMPCooling) • Temp Sensors (ProLiant SNMP) (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.
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• HP Integrity Servers Group (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.HPIntegrityServersGroup) • HP Integrity Servers Entry Class Group (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.HPIntegrityEntryClassServersGroup) • HP Integrity Servers Mid-High Group (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.HPIntegrityMidHighServersGroup) • HP Integrity Servers VM Group (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.HPIntegrityVMServersGroup) • Other HP Integrity Servers Group (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.
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• HP Integrity Health Collection (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.HPIntegrityHealthCollection) • Processors (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.HPIntegrityProcessors) • Memory (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.HPIntegrityMemory) • • Cooling (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.HPIntegrityCooling) • Temp Sensors (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.HPIntegrityTemperatureSensors) • Power Supplies (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.
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• HP Integrity Servers Group Contains HP Integrity VM Servers Group Relationship (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.HPIntegrityServersGroupContainsHPIntegrityVMServersGro up) • HP Integrity Servers Group Contains HP Integrity Other Servers Group Relationship (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.HPIntegrityEntryClassServersGroupContainsHPIntegrityOth erServersGroup) • HP Integrity Entry Class Servers Group Contains HP Integrity Entry Class Server Relationship (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.
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HP Integrity Servers SNMP classes The HP Servers Integrity SNMP Management Pack defines the following classes. • Processors (Integrity SNMP) (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.SNMP.HPIntegritySNMPProcessors) • Memory (Integrity SNMP) (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.SNMP.HPIntegritySNMPMemory) • Cooling (Integrity SNMP) (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.SNMP.HPIntegritySNMPCooling) • Realtime Monitors (Integrity SNMP) (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.SNMP.
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• HP Servers/Computers—This view displays all HP computers. • HP Servers/Group State—This view displays the state view by Groups. • HP Servers/Health Collection State—This view displays the state view by Collection classes. • HP Servers/HP Management Servers—This view displays the state view of HP management server software such as the HP Systems Insight Manager. • HP Servers/Server Diagram—This view displays the diagram view starting with the HP Servers Group.
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• HP Integrity Management Processor Analyzing HP alerts The HP alerts contain server hardware and services information that enable you to identify the root cause of an issue and implement a timely and effective response.
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The Product Knowledge tab indicates suggested resolutions to the alert. To view full knowledge information, click View additional knowledge from the Alert Details pane. Read the Product Knowledge and take action as described in the Resolutions section. If necessary, launch the Console Tasks defined in the Product Knowledge. You can use the information in the alert to implement a rapid response and maintain system availability.
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Computers view The Computers view shows all HP computers managed by HP Insight Management Agents and the hosted Microsoft® applications. This view shows the health state of each computer and you can use Microsoft® tasks as defined in the Microsoft® Computer class.
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To view associated HP information, right-click the server entry, and select Open>Diagram View. This view will show the relationship between HP Server and Windows® Computer classes along with other managed classes under the Windows® Computer class instance. The state of the HP Server class instance will be propagated to the Windows® Computer class instance. Group State view The Group State view shows each Server Model Group State propagating from underlying Server Models.
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Health Collection State view The Health Collection State view shows the state of all collections of HP servers. You can view all failed collections at once by sorting the State column. HP Management Servers view The HP Management Servers view lists all computers that host the HP Systems Insight Manager (SIM) application for cross-platform hardware resource lifecycle management.
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Server Diagram view The Server Diagram view provides a graphical display of groups and associated HP servers and subsystems (collections). HP ProLiant and Integrity servers are displayed in the Server Diagram display. Expand each icon node to drill down to the next level of information.
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Server State view The Server State view displays the overall status of HP hardware associated with the listed computers. To view detailed state information for HP health collections for a computer, select the computer, and launch Health Explorer from the Context menu or from the link in the Actions panel.
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Health Explorer The Health Explorer can be launched from the State view and the Diagram view. It shows the result of state propagation in folder style. The Health Explorer automatically expands those folders where red or yellow states are observed. Select the last node in the folder to get knowledge information and select the State Change Event tab to view state change history.
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The following figure is an example of Health State Change history and state property bag data. The property bag data contains a list of properties with Health State Update and Failed Component information.
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Task Status view The Task Status view shows task results. HP ProLiant Server Management Packs have HP ProLiant Integrated Management Log tasks that show the task results on this view. HP Integrity Management Packs do not show the task results on this view. Discovering HP servers The HP Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007 include many discovery rules in different management packs. HP core management pack discovery rule The HP servers core library management pack (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.
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• HP ProLiant Server Discovery Rule (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.
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3. Select HP Proliant Server Discovery Rule. 4. In the Actions panel, select Overrides>Override the Object Discovery>For all objects of type: Windows Computer.
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5. The Override Properties window is displayed, and the IntervalSeconds parameter can be modified to adjust the discovery frequency (in seconds). To disable discovery, the same steps can be taken. Instead of selecting Override the Object Discovery, select Disable Object Discovery. HP ProLiant SNMP management pack discovery rules The HP ProLiant Servers SNMP management pack (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.Proliant.
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HP ProLiant servers discoveries The discovery rules in the HP ProLiant Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 help to discover and automatically classify HP ProLiant servers into their appropriate group and Health Collection classes. HP Integrity base management pack discovery The HP Integrity Servers Base management pack (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.
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• HP Servers Group to HP Integrity Servers Group Membership Rule (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.HPServersGroupIntegrityServersGroupMembershipRule)— Instantiates HP Integrity Servers group under HP Servers group. • HP Servers Group to HP Integrity Entry Class Servers Group Membership Rule (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.HPIntegrityServersGroupEntryClassServersGroupMembersh ipRule)—Instantiates HP Integrity Entry Class Servers group under HP Integrity Servers group.
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4. In the Actions panel, select Overrides>Override the Object Discovery>For all objects of type: Windows Computer.
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The Override Properties window is displayed, and the IntervalSeconds parameter can be modified to adjust the discovery frequency (in seconds). To disable discovery, the same steps can be taken. Instead of selecting Override the Object Discovery, select Disable Object Discovery. HP Integrity SNMP management pack discovery rules The HP Integrity Servers SNMP Management Pack (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.
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HP Integrity servers discoveries The discovery rules in the HP Integrity Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 help discover and automatically classify HP Integrity servers in their appropriate group and Health Collection classes. Event processing rules The HP Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007 creates event processing rules for targeting Health Collection classes.
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• Others (ProLiant SNMP and Integrity SNMP)—Rack, Blade Enclosures, etc. error monitoring • Realtime Monitors (ProLiant SNMP and Integrity SNMP)—Auto Server Recovery monitoring • Logs (Integrity SNMP)—Hardware Log monitoring The Event rules for HP ProLiant servers and Event rules for HP Integrity servers sections contain all error processing rules. These rules can be edited from the Active Alert or the Rule Authoring panes. The Active Alerts pane shows current Active Alerts.
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The Authoring Rules pane shows all rules. To search for a rule, enter the search text in the Look For text box, and click Find Now. To access the Properties or Overrides menu, right-click an Active Alert, and select Properties or Overrides.
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• HP Integrity Management Processor • HP System Management Homepage • HP SMH Certificate • Remote Desktop and Computer Management HP Custom Data Manager The HP Custom Data Manager (CDM) maintains user-specified text information on a per server basis. It can store text information such as warranty expiration, server memo, and server location description. The text information format is open to users, and the CDM provides the means to view and input the information.
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NOTE: The saved file must be saved as XML Data, not XML Spreadsheet. • ReConnect allows users to reconnect to an Operations Manager 2007 server with current user credentials to retrieve current HP Server information. • Update allows users to sync with an Operations Manager 2007 server for Custom Data update. • Exit and Remove Connecter allows users to close CDM and remove the Connector interface specifically for CDM from Operations Manager 2007.
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4. Enter the strings for the five common names desired, or click Click to set HP recommended set of names. 5. Enter the strings for the CustomDataValue fields, click File, and click Save to save the custom data to an XML file. 6. Click Update to save the custom data to the Operations Manager 2007 database. 7. Click File>Open to load a previously-saved XML file.
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8. Select the Display Name option to list a specific server, and enter the server name in the Look For textbox.
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9. Select the Model Name option to list all servers of the same model, and enter the server model name in the Look For textbox. 10. Close the Custom Data Manager window to exit the CDM. To edit the saved XML file in Microsoft® Excel: 1. Click File, and select Open to load a previously saved XML file. Select XML Files (*.xml) in the Files of type dropdown list, and select the previously saved file. Click Open.
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2. Select how you would like to open the XML file. 3. Select As an XML list. 4. Click OK to view a standard Microsoft® Excel spreadsheet. Only columns CustomData1Title to CustomData5Title, and CustomData1Value to CustomData5Value are customizable. Editing other properties is not allowed. 5. After editing, click File, and select Save menu. Select XML Data from the File Type menu. 6. Click Continue to ignore the warning and Microsoft® Excel saves the result to a XML file that can be loaded to CDM.
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2. Click HP System Management Homepage. 3. Log in to the HP System Management Homepage. The HP Integrity Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 includes a task to generate a certificate to be used to sign on to the SMH once. If the certificate has already been applied to the SMH, this step will not be necessary.
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HP Systems Insight Manager task HP System Insight Manger (HP SIM) is discovered by HP ProLiant Management Packs. The discovered HP SIM are displayed in the HP Management Servers view. Select HP SIM in the main pane and the HP SIM task is available at Actions pane. Custom HP Systems Insight Manager task Universal HP Systems Insight Manager task can be defined as a custom console task from the Authoring tab view. Custom HP SIM console tasks can enable the easy launch of HP SIM from any view.
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1. Select Authoring view tab, expand the Management Pack Objects folder, and right click on the Tasks folder.
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2. Select Command Line in the Console Tasks folder, and select a Management Pack to store the custom task information. Click Next.
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3. Enter “HP Systems Insight Manager (Custom)” in the Task name textbox. Select Task target to “HP Logical Hardware”. Click Next.
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4. Enter “https://:50000”. Deselect the “Display output when this task is run” checkbox. Click Create. 5. HP Systems Insight Manager (Custom) console task is now available in the Server State and Active Alerts views.
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Remote Desktop and Computer Management tasks Three Microsoft® Windows® tools are available from the Server State view and the Diagram view when an HP Server is focused on the view. These console tools will launch Windows® native tools on the local system to remotely connect to the selected HP Server. • Computer Management—Launch Windows® Computer Management MMC tool. • Remote Desktop (Console)—Launch Remote Desktop with console mode. • Remote Desktop—Launch Remote Desktop.
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2. Click one of the tasks such as HP ProLiant Integrated Management Log Export or click Clear from action pane.
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3. The confirmation screen is displayed. Click Run and wait for the results to display.
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4. Click Task State View to retrieve latest results of tasks anytime. HP SMH Certificate task The HP SMH Certificate task is associated with all HP Integrity servers. It is only available in the HP Integrity Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007. This task generates or new certificate or allows users to recover a previously generated and valid certificate. This certificate is used to sign on to the SMH once. To launch the HP SMH Certificate task: 1.
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2. Click HP SMH Certificate. A screen displays the current certificate (if one exists), and allows you to copy this certificate to the clipboard or generate a new one. 3. Click Generate New Certificate if no certificate exists. 4. Select the validity period of the new certificate. 5. Click Copy current certificate to clipboard to use the certificate, and follow the instructions at the top of the HP SMH Certificate window to apply the certificate.
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a task that collects HP Integrated Lights-Out management processor data and creates an associated browser link to remotely access the selected HP ProLiant server. NOTE: The HP Integrated Lights-Out task is only available in the HP ProLiant Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007. The HP Management Processor task in the HP Integrity Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 display similar information for HP Integrity servers (see "HP Management Processor task (on page 88)").
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interface. The HP Integrity Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 includes a task that collects HP management processor data and creates an associated browser link to remotely access the selected HP Integrity server. NOTE: The HP Integrity Management Processor task is only available in the HP Integrity Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007.
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4. Log in to the HP Integrity Management Processor when prompted. NOTE: The HP Integrity management processor must be configured to set the appropriate Internet Security level. This procedure is found in the HP Integrity Management Processor user documentation. Monitors HP Server Management Packs include a set of monitors to update the health states from HP management software.
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ID: Name Type Target class Description HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLia ntSystemsInsightManagerHealthMonitor : HP ProLiant Systems Insight Manager Health Monitor Unit Monitor HP Systems Insight Manager Monitors the health of HP Systems Insight Manager HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.
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ID: Name Type Target class Description HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLia Dependency HP ntBLServersGroupProLiantBLServerHealthR Monitor ProLiant BL ollupMonitor : HP ProLiant BL Server to HP Servers ProLiant BL Servers Group Health Rollup Group Monitor This Health Rollup Monitor rolls up from the HP ProLiant BL Server to the HP ProLiant BL Servers Group HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.
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ID: Name Type Target class Description HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLia ntServerStorageHealthRollupMonitor : HP ProLiant Server Storage to HP ProLiant Server Health Rollup Monitor Dependency HP Monitor ProLiant Server This Health Rollup Monitor rolls up from Server Storage to HP ProLiant Server HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.
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ID: Name Type Target Class Description HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HP Unit Monitor ProLiantSNMPCoolingHealthMonitor : HP ProLiant SNMP Cooling Collection Health Monitor HP ProLiant SNMP Cooling Collection Runs a script to get HP ProLiant SNMP Cooling Collection Health HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.
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ID: Name Type Target Class Description HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HP Unit Monitor ProLiantSNMPServerOthersHealthMonitor : HP ProLiant SNMP Server Others Collection Health Monitor HP ProLiant SNMP Server Others Collection Runs a script to get HP ProLiant SNMP Server Others Collection Health HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLia ntSNMPManagement.SysMgmtHp.
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ID: Name Type Target Class Description HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLia Unit Monitor ntSNMPManagement.CIMnotify.HealthMonit or: HP ProLiant Insight Management Agents Health Monitor HP ProLiant SNMP Manageme nt Monitors the health of HP Insight Event Notifier HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLia Unit Monitor ntSNMPManagement.hplopts.
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ID: Name Type Target class Description HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.HPIntegrity Dependency HP Integrity ServersGroupOtherServersGroupHealthRoll Monitor Servers upMonitor : Other HP Integrity Servers Group Group to HP Integrity Servers Group Health Rollup Monitor This Health Rollup Monitor rolls up from Other HP Integrity Servers Group to HP Integrity Servers Group HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.
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ID: Name Type Target class Description HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.HPIntegrity Dependency HP Integrity CoolingHealthRollupMonitor : HP Integrity Monitor Server Cooling to HP Integrity Server Health Rollup Monitor This Health Rollup Monitor rolls up from HP Integrity Cooling to HP Integrity Server HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.
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Monitors for HP Integrity SNMP Management Packs: ID: Name Type Target class Description HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.SNMP.HPI Unit Monitor ntegritySNMPProcessorsHealthMonitor : HP Integrity SNMP Processors Collection Health Monitor HP Integrity SNMP Processors Collection Runs a script to get HP Integrity SNMP Processors Collection Health HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.SNMP.
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ID: Name Type Target class Description HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.SNMP.HPI Unit Monitor ntegritySNMPLogsHealthMonitor : HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.SNMP.HPI ntegritySNMPLogsHealthMonitor HP Integrity SNMP Logs Collection Runs a script to get HP Integrity SNMP Hardware Logs Collection Health HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.SNMP.HPI Unit Monitor ntegritySNMPServerOthersHealthMonitor : HewlettPackard.Servers.Integrity.SNMP.
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1. Select the Authoring tab, and select Monitors. 2. Enter the monitor rule name in the Look for textbox.
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3. Select the monitor rule from the Search results screen. The information displays in the Monitor Details pane.
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4. Click View Knowledge to access the definition of the monitor. The Properties dialog appears. 5. Click Close.
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6. To override the settings of this monitor, click the Overrides>Override the Monitor.
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7. Select the Override checkbox next to the appropriate Parameter Name from the menu. The Override Properties dialog window appears.
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8. All available overriding parameters display in the dialog window. Select the entry to override, and enter the Override Setting. Security for HP tasks Security settings are required to run HP tasks properly. HP tasks are categorized into three types. • Console Tasks that launch an external tool which does not communicate to Operations Manager interface.
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• o Remote Desktop (Console) o Computer Management Console Tasks that launch an external tool which directly communicate to Operations Manager interface. (Type B) o • HP Custom Data Manager Tasks that run on a managed node under Operations Manager Health Service.
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Event rules for HP ProLiant servers In this section ProLiant base hardware events.....................................................................................................................108 ProLiant environmental hardware events ......................................................................................................109 ProLiant remote management processor events ...........................................................................................
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Windows® Event ID Base hardware event description Target class 1165 Rack server power subsystem degraded Others (ProLiant SNMP) 1166 Rack enclosure power subsystem degraded Others (ProLiant SNMP) 1167 Rack enclosure power subsystem degraded Others (ProLiant SNMP) 1169 Rack enclosure power subsystem degraded Others (ProLiant SNMP) 1172 Rack enclosure power subsystem degraded Others (ProLiant SNMP) 1173 Rack enclosure power subsystem degraded Others (ProLiant SNMP) 1174 Rack enclosure po
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ProLiant remote management processor events Windows® Event ID Remote management processor event description Target class 1109 Remote Management Processor battery Management Processors (ProLiant failed SNMP) 1110 Remote Management Processor failed Management Processors (ProLiant SNMP) 1111 Remote Management Processor degraded Management Processors (ProLiant SNMP) 1112 Remote Management Processor battery Management Processors (ProLiant connector degraded SNMP) 1113 Remote Management Processor ke
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Windows® Event ID Storage server event description Target class 1065 Drive array accelerator degraded or failed or battery failed Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1066 Drive array accelerator degraded or data degraded or failed Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1067 Drive array accelerator degraded or failed or battery failed Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1075 Storage system fan degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1076 Storage system temperature failed Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1077 Storage system temperature degraded
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Windows® Event ID Storage server event description Target class 1179 External array controller degraded or failed Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1180 Drive array tape library degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1181 Drive array tape library door degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1182 Drive array tape drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1183 Drive array tape drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1184 Drive array tape drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1185 Fibre Channel controller degraded
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Windows® Event ID Storage server event description Target class 1220 Storage system fault-tolerant power supply degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1221 SAS/SATA physical drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1222 SAS/SATA logical drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1223 SAS tape drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) Event rules for HP ProLiant servers 113
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Event rules for HP Integrity servers In this section Integrity base hardware events .....................................................................................................................114 Integrity cluster hardware events...................................................................................................................136 Integrity network interface events..................................................................................................................
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Windows® event ID Base hardware event description Target class 737 Critical ASR state change has occurred Logs (Integrity SNMP) 738 Critical ASR state change has occurred Logs (Integrity SNMP) 739 A critical device or entity has been missing Logs (Integrity SNMP) 740 A critical device or entity has been missing Logs (Integrity SNMP) 744 Log is full or access to log has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 745 Critical shutdown has occurred Logs (Integrity SNMP) 746 Machine check or Init event
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Windows® event ID Base hardware event description Target class 5080 System firmware has issued a warning Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5081 System firmware has issued a warning Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5082 System firmware has issued a warning Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5083 Processor has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5084 PAL has a critical failure Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5085 System firmware has issued an error Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5087 Log is full or access to log has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5
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Windows® event ID Base hardware event description Target class 5152 Machine check or Init event has occurred Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5159 Non-volatile storage access has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5161 Memory has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5171 Memory configuration has resulted in a warning Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5172 Memory has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5173 Memory has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5174 Memory configuration has resulted in a warning Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5175 Me
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Windows® event ID Base hardware event description Target class 5360 System hardware has a critical failure Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5361 System hardware has a critical failure Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5365 Processor configuration has resulted in an error Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5366 System hardware has a critical failure Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5376 System hardware has a critical failure Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5380 System hardware has a critical failure Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5383 System hardware
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Windows® event ID Base hardware event description Target class 5494 System firmware has issued a warning Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5496 System firmware has issued an error Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5498 Non-volatile storage has data error Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5500 Non-volatile storage access has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5502 Non-volatile storage has data error Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5503 Non-volatile storage has data error Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5505 System configuration has resulted in an
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Windows® event ID Base hardware event description Target class 5602 System firmware has issued a warning Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5603 System firmware has issued a warning Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5604 System firmware has issued a warning Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5605 PAL has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5606 PAL has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5607 System firmware has issued an error Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5621 System firmware has issued an error Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5622 System configurat
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Windows® event ID Base hardware event description Target class 5734 Processor configuration has resulted in an error Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5735 Processor configuration has resulted in an error Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5737 Processor configuration has resulted in a warning Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5738 Processor configuration has resulted in a warning Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5740 Processor has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5741 Processor has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5744 Processor has failed
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Windows® event ID Base hardware event description Target class 5791 Processor configuration has resulted in an error Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5793 Firmware has issued an error on the fabric link Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5794 System firmware has issued an error Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5795 Memory configuration has resulted in a warning Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5796 Memory has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5797 System hardware has a critical failure Logs (Integrity SNMP) 5798 System hardware has a cr
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Windows® event ID Base hardware event description 7671 Firmware has issued an error on the fabric link Logs (Integrity SNMP) Target class 7673 Firmware has issued an error on the fabric link Logs (Integrity SNMP) 7674 Firmware has issued an error on the fabric link Logs (Integrity SNMP) 7684 Manageability firmware has issued a warning Logs (Integrity SNMP) 7685 Manageability firmware has issued a warning Logs (Integrity SNMP) 7686 Manageability firmware has issued a warning Logs (Integrity
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Windows® event ID Base hardware event description Target class 7855 Critical ASR state change has occurred Logs (Integrity SNMP) 7856 Non-volatile storage has data error Logs (Integrity SNMP) 7858 Power board has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 7863 Non-volatile storage access has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 7864 Non-volatile storage access has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 7865 Power board has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 7866 Temperature sensor has a critical failure Logs (Integrity SN
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Windows® event ID Base hardware event description Target class 8133 Management controller has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 8134 Management controller has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 8135 Management controller has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 8136 Management controller has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 8137 Cell configuration has resulted in an error Logs (Integrity SNMP) 8138 Firmware update has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 8139 Manageability firmware has issued a warning Logs (Integr
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Windows® event ID Base hardware event description Target class 8716 IO subsystem has a critical failure Logs (Integrity SNMP) 8717 IO subsystem has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 8718 IO subsystem has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 8719 IO subsystem has a critical failure Logs (Integrity SNMP) 8720 IO subsystem has a critical failure Logs (Integrity SNMP) 8721 IO subsystem has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 8722 IO subsystem has a critical failure Logs (Integrity SNMP) 8723 IO subsystem h
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Windows® event ID Base hardware event description Target class 8979 Processor has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 8982 System firmware has issued a warning Logs (Integrity SNMP) 9000 Memory has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 9019 Cell board has a critical failure Logs (Integrity SNMP) 9043 Cell board has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 9045 A warning has been issued on complex profile data Logs (Integrity SNMP) 9084 Processor configuration has resulted in an error Logs (Integrity SNMP) 9379
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Windows® event ID Base hardware event description Target class 9681 System configuration has resulted in an error Logs (Integrity SNMP) 9682 System firmware has issued a warning Logs (Integrity SNMP) 9685 Non-volatile storage has data error Logs (Integrity SNMP) 9719 System hardware has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 9740 System firmware has issued an error Logs (Integrity SNMP) 9741 Firmware has issued an error on the fabric link Logs (Integrity SNMP) 9742 Cell configuration has resulted
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Windows® event ID Base hardware event description Target class 10382 Firmware has issued a warning on the fabric link Logs (Integrity SNMP) 10384 Fabric connection has a warning Logs (Integrity SNMP) 10385 Fabric connection has a warning Logs (Integrity SNMP) 10386 Fabric port access has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 10387 Fabric port access has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 10388 Fabric connection has a warning Logs (Integrity SNMP) 10389 Fabric port access has failed Logs (Integrity S
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Windows® event ID Base hardware event description Target class 10432 Firmware has issued a warning on the fabric link Logs (Integrity SNMP) 10435 Fabric port access has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 10436 Firmware has issued a warning on the fabric link Logs (Integrity SNMP) 10439 Fabric port access has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 10475 Fabric port access has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 10481 System firmware has issued a warning Logs (Integrity SNMP) 10482 System firmware has issued a
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Windows® event ID Base hardware event description Target class 10564 Firmware has issued a warning on the fabric link Logs (Integrity SNMP) 10565 Firmware has issued a warning on the fabric link Logs (Integrity SNMP) 10566 Firmware has issued a warning on the fabric link Logs (Integrity SNMP) 10567 Firmware has issued a warning on the fabric link Logs (Integrity SNMP) 10568 Firmware has issued a warning on the fabric link Logs (Integrity SNMP) 10569 Firmware has issued a warning on the fa
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Windows® event ID Base hardware event description Target class 10823 Processor has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 10824 Processor has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 10825 Processor has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 10826 Processor has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 10827 Processor has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 10833 Non-volatile storage has invalid data Logs (Integrity SNMP) 10842 Fabric port access has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 10853 System firmware has issued an error Logs (Integr
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Windows® event ID Base hardware event description Target class 11465 Voltage sensor has a critical failure Logs (Integrity SNMP) 11467 Voltage sensor has a critical failure Logs (Integrity SNMP) 11468 System hardware has a critical failure Logs (Integrity SNMP) 11471 System hardware has a critical failure Logs (Integrity SNMP) 11478 System hardware has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 11479 System hardware has a critical failure Logs (Integrity SNMP) 11481 System hardware has failed Logs
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Windows® event ID Base hardware event description Target class 11598 Firmware has issued a warning on the fabric link Logs (Integrity SNMP) 11599 Firmware has issued a warning on the fabric link Logs (Integrity SNMP) 11603 System configuration has resulted in an error Logs (Integrity SNMP) 11604 System configuration has resulted in an error Logs (Integrity SNMP) 11605 System configuration has resulted in an error Logs (Integrity SNMP) 11606 Manageability firmware has issued an error Logs
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Windows® event ID Base hardware event description Target class 12025 Firmware has issued a warning on the fabric link Logs (Integrity SNMP) 12028 Fabric port access has failed Logs (Integrity SNMP) 12029 Fabric connection has a warning Logs (Integrity SNMP) 12047 System firmware has issued an error Logs (Integrity SNMP) 12048 Security feature has been disabled Logs (Integrity SNMP) 12049 Security feature has been disabled Logs (Integrity SNMP) 12050 Processor temperature has exceeded i
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Windows® event ID Base hardware event description Target class 12228 Processor temperature has exceeded its warning threshold Logs (Integrity SNMP) 12229 Firmware has issued a warning on the fabric link Logs (Integrity SNMP) 12230 Firmware has issued a warning on the fabric link Logs (Integrity SNMP) 12231 Firmware has issued a warning on the fabric link Logs (Integrity SNMP) 12232 Firmware has issued a warning on the fabric link Logs (Integrity SNMP) 12244 Critical ASR state change has o
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Windows® event ID Server storage event description Target class 1077 Storage system temperature degraded Storage (Integrity SNMP) 1101 Storage system side panel degraded Storage (Integrity SNMP) 1104 Storage system fault-tolerant power supply degraded Storage (Integrity SNMP) 1107 SCSI tape drive failed Storage (Integrity SNMP) 1119 SCSI tape drive degraded Storage (Integrity SNMP) 1120 SCSI tape drive degraded Storage (Integrity SNMP) 1121 IDE drive degraded Storage (Integrity SNMP)
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Windows® event ID Server storage event description Target class 1188 Storage system fan degraded Storage (Integrity SNMP) 1189 Storage system temperature degraded Storage (Integrity SNMP) 1190 Storage system power supply degraded Storage (Integrity SNMP) 1193 External tape drive degraded Storage (Integrity SNMP) 1194 External tape drive degraded Storage (Integrity SNMP) 1195 External tape drive degraded Storage (Integrity SNMP) 1196 Storage system recovery server degraded Storage (Int
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Technical support In this section Additional references .................................................................................................................................... 139 Before contacting HP support ....................................................................................................................... 139 Technical support contact information for the HP Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007 . 140 HP contact information.....................................
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Technical support contact information for the HP Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007 For technical support for Operations Manager 2007, contact Microsoft® support. For technical support for the HP Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007, e-mail HP support (mailto:MOMIntegrationPack.Support@hp.com). See "Before contacting HP support (on page 139)" for a list of information to include in your e-mail. Be sure to include a contact name and e-mail address.
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Acronyms and abbreviations ATA Advanced Technology Attachment BIOS Basic Input/Output System CPU central processing unit DLL dynamic link library FAQ frequently asked questions HTTP hypertext transfer protocol I/O input/output IDE integrated device electronics IMP Insight Management Pack IP Internet Protocol IRQ interrupt request MIB management information base MP Management Pack Acronyms and abbreviations 141
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NIC network interface controller PCI peripheral component interface RAID redundant array of inexpensive (or independent) disks SAS serial attached SCSI SATA serial ATA SCSI small computer system interface SIM Systems Insight Manager SMH System Management Homepage SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol SP1 Service Pack 1 SQL structured query language UPS uninterruptible power system WMI Windows Management Instrumentation Acronyms and abbreviations 142
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Index A Active Alerts view 51 Administrator Console 36 alerts 6, 50, 51, 52 Alerts view 50, 51 alerts, HP 50 alerts, viewing 50 architecture 7, 8 audience assumptions 5 authorized reseller 145, 146 B base hardware events, Integrity 117 base hardware events, ProLiant 111 benefits 7 C cluster hardware events, Integrity 141 cluster hardware events, ProLiant 113 computer attributes 36 computer groups 6, 36 Computer Management 85 Computers view 54 console interface 8 Custom HP Systems Insight Manager task 80
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Insight Management Agents 6 Insight Management Diagnostics 6 installation instructions 10 installation overview 10 installing 18 installing the HP ProLiant Management Pack for Operations Manager 11 Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) 89 Integrity base hardware events 117 Integrity cluster hardware events 141 Integrity network interface events 141 Integrity server storage events 141 K knowledge base data 6 M management packs 5, 17, 27, 92 management packs, first time using 5 Management Software monitoring 92 monit