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AnswerQuestion
a. Yes / No
b.
c.
d.
If the transport of PPU Usage Data is through https:
a. TCP port 443 has to be open in the firewall of the customer
for traffic from the PPU Utility Meter to HP. Is this port opened?
If a proxy server is used to relay data to the outside world:
b. hostname and domain name of the proxy server
c. proxy server port number
d. username/password to cross the proxy server (*)
Yes / No / Not relevantIf the PPU partitions and the Utility Meter are separated by a
firewall, TCP port 5989 must be open on the firewall. Is this port
opened on the firewall?
(*): For security reasons, this information can be made available at the time of installation only.
NOTE: The Utility Meter has 3 network ports. You only need to connect the network port numbered “1”
to the network switch. Do not connect network port 2 to a network switch. The 3rd port is for iLO (integrated
Lights Out). Unless you have an iLO license, do not connect it.
A.1 Networking details on the PPU WBEM Partition/Server
Fill out the table below for each partition/server (an nPar or vPar VSE partition in a cell based server) to be
monitored using the PPU WBEM method (and not the PPU Agent method). If more than 10 PPU WBEM
partition/servers are to be monitored, please duplicate this page and complete one table for each
partition/server.
NOTE: The username/password must belong to a group with remote WBEM access permission:
On HP-UX and SUSE Linux, by default, any valid user account is allowed remote WBEM access.
On Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), by default, only user accounts that belong to the pegasus group
have remote WBEM access permission.
Table A-2 Networking Details for the PPU WBEM Partition/Server
AnswerQuestion
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
IP address of the partition/server to be monitored under a PPU
contract. The partition/server should have the appropriate WBEM
providers already installed.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Username/password of an account for this partition/server with
WBEM access (*).
(*): For security reasons, this information can be made available at the time of installation only.
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