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 Index
This button serves several purposes:
1. Verifies connectivity to provider by checking:
a. username/password
b. namespace
c. provider ip address
d. provider http/https ports
2) Default enumeration of CIM_ComputerSystem so identifier can be easily
obtained
3) Ability to enumerate on any cim class for verification (like
cim_blockstoragestatisticaldata to know what perf data is avail)
4) If LSI array automatically detect eagle provider and change namespace from
/root/lsissi11 to /root/lsiarray13
When new smi-s device created, you can specify the username, password, and
provider ip, then click the “Confirm Provider”. Once credentials, ip, port verified,
results of the enumeration of cim_computersystem are displayed. You can then
copy/paste the desired identifier in the configuration
TestProvider (CLI interface)
Starting with Profiler version 4.6.1, the Array Identifier can be found using
Profiler. This is also a good way to test connectivity to a provider.
Logging In:
1. Open command prompt.
2. Navigate to mod.sys.smis.Smis_1.0 directory in Profiler.
3. Run following command:
a. TestProvider.bat (for windows)
b. TestProvider.sh (for unix systems)
The scripts will run for both the Profiler Server and Profiler Agent.
For Unix systems, you will first have to make the script executable by issuing:
1. chmod 755 TestProvider.sh
If encountering issues try these steps:
1. Run the TestProvider manually
2. Pre-4.9.0 agent (uses wbemservices cim-client api)
<java bin dir>\java –classpath mod.sys.smis.Smis.jar;.\lib\wbem-
1.1.jar;..\..\lib\core.jar mod.sys.smis.util.TestProvider
3. Post-4.9.0 agent (uses sblim cim-client api)