Installation Guide

♦Display of power supply
Tedium is correctly displayed though information on the power source module mounted with NEC ESMPRO Manager is
not displayed even if the power source module is mounted while starting when the device of the redundant power
supply composition is started by non-redundant power supply composition.
Restart OS to reflect the mounted state of the power supply module.
♦Display of the [Information of server state/constitution] of NEC ESMPRO Manager
when the redundant fan is removed/inserted
If the redundant fan is removed/inserted in hot-swap mode, the latest configuration information may not be displayed of
the [Information of server state/constitution] of NEC ESMPRO Manager.
The following event is logged when the redundant fan is removed/inserted. If the latest configuration information is not
displayed, restart the SNMP service.
Source : ESMCommonService
Event ID : 1602
Description : A new device is connected to the slot or the connector.
8.8 Coexistence with another product
♦CPU Load when Using Microsoft SQL Server 6.5 Simultaneously
For use under the following conditions, the CPU load of the NEC ESMPRO Agent service may increase (+10% or
more).
- Conditions
- Microsoft SQL Server 6.5 and NEC ESMPRO Agent are installed on the same machine and the services are
running.
- The [Integrate Performance Monitor] option of the Microsoft SQL Server 6.5 is checked.
- Verification procedure
Using the Performance Monitor, compare the values when the [Integrate Performance Monitor] option of the
Microsoft SQL Server 6.5 is checked and unchecked.
Object : Process, Counter: % Processor Time, Instance: ESMCMN
Ensure to restart the machine after checking/unchecking the option. If the machine is not restarted, the
correct load factor cannot be acquired with the Performance Monitor.
- Countermeasure
If the CPU load factor acquired by the "verification procedure" above greatly differs when the option of the SQL
Server is on and off, it is believed that the CPU load factor increases when the option is set to on.
The above phenomenon occurs because the amount of performance data collected from the OS increases when this
SQL Server option is set to on; thereby, the service to collect the performance data from the OS requires time to
analyze the performance data.
If you do not need to monitor the performance data of SQL Server, set the SQL Server option to off in order to
prevent the CPU load from increasing due to the collection of unnecessary performance data.
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