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Intended audience
This guide is intended for individuals who are familiar with the configuration and operation of Microsoft® Windows®, Windows Server® 2008,
and WMI Providers. Because of the risk of data loss, only individuals experienced with using this software should implement the procedures in this
guide.
This document applies to the HP Insight Management WBEM Providers for Windows Server®
2008 and Windows Small Business Server 2011 on ProLiant servers, version 9.0 (Insight Providers).
For details regarding supported servers, options, and operating system, see the HP InsightManagement WBEM Providers 9.0.0 Hardware Support Matrix document.
Many management products have been built on SNMP, a common network management
technology. However, SNMP-based management solutions have a simple structure and weak
security protocol relative to alternatives. These limitations prevent comprehensive, industry-standard,
and secure system management.
In place of SNMP, SMASH and SMI-S are secure, robust standards endorsed by the DMTF and
SNIA, respectively. These standards provide the foundation for future server management
infrastructures.
The Insight Providers are based on SMASH and SMI-S. The Insight Providers employ the set of
base-level instrumentation provided by system management controllers and drivers, I/O controllers
and drivers, and system firmware interfaces. These components deliver in-depth hardware
management, including hardware inventory data, system state, and event notifications.
The data model implemented in the Insight Providers provides industry standard compliance by
conforming to SMASH and SMI-S profiles.
Windows Management Instrumentation
WMI is the Microsoft® implementation of WBEM, a set of industry-standard technologies for
accessing system information in a distributed management environment. WBEM and WMI use the
CIM standard to represent systems, networks, applications, devices, and other managed components
in an object-oriented manner. The WMI Providers extend CIM to make ProLiant-specific management
data and events available to system administrators, enabling administrative tasks to be automated.
For more information on WBEM and WMI, see the following websites:
Installing the HP Service Pack Proliant (SPP) Package on Proliant Servers
from IP 1.0 Software
The HP SPP package includes individual Management software smart components and firmware
smart components. This package is available only on web for download. The Management software
smart components include the following products:
•Agentless Management — HP ProLiant Agentless Management Service for Windows Server
is the default Management software option installed on Gen8 servers from HP SPP. This
component collects information from the operating system and provides data to the iLO. AMS
is supported on both Windows Server® 2008 x86 and x64 OS. For more information about
the features supported by AMS, see Agentless Management Software documents available
at the following location:http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/
•HP Insight Management WBEM Providers — HP Insight Management WBEM providers deliver
in-depth hardware management, inventory data, system state, and event notifications for
ProLiant and Integrity servers. WBEM Providers are based on the Distributed Management
Task Force’s (DMTF) Web-based Enterprise Management standard for managing server
hardware, operating systems and applications. HP SIM and SMH WBEM clients use these
providers to gather data on Windows Server® 2008 x64 and x86 OS.
•HP Insight Management Agents — HP Insight Management Agents are SNMP agents that
obtain information on the status of various server subsystems and display this information at
the System Management Home Page (SMH). The SNMP agents are installed by default on
G7 and earlier servers. This component provides management agents for Windows Server
2008 x64 and x86 OS on HP ProLiant servers. HP SIM and SMH WBEM clients use HP InsightManagement Agent to gather data. For more information about the features supported by the
Insight Management Agents (IMA), see the Insight Management Agents User Guide available
at the following location:
To install the HP SPP package on Proliant servers, follow the steps listed below:
1.Download the HP SPP package from the web available at the following location:
http://www.hp.com/go/spp/download
2.Extract the package to a local folder.
3.Run the HPSUM.exe or setup.exe script by navigating to the extracted folder. The HP Smart
Update Manager (SUM) application GUI is opened.
4.Select the data repository location in the HP SUM GUI interface.
5.Enter login credentials for authenticating the data repository access.
6.Select the SPP package components to be installed on Proliant servers.
NOTE:By default, the AMS smart component is installed on the system. Both Insight
Management WBEM Provider and Insight Management Agent components are optional smart
components.
Installing the HP Service Pack Proliant (SPP) Package on Proliant Servers from IP 1.0 Software9
10
3 Uninstalling the HP WBEM Provider Components from
Proliant Servers
Introduction
This section provides instructions for uninstalling the HP WBEM Providers components that are
installed on Proliant servers.
Uninstalling HP WBEM Provider Components Installed on a single local
Proliant Server
To uninstall HP WBEM Provider components on a single local server:
1.Choose the following option:
•For Windows Server® 2008, open the Windows® Programs and Features interface.
2.Select HP Insight Management WBEM Providers for Windows Server 2008
x86 /x64 editions to uninstall HP WBEM Providers.
3.Choose the following option:
•For Windows Server® 2008, right-click, and select Uninstall.
4.At the prompt, to confirm the removal of HP WBEM Providers from the system, click Yes.
5.If the HP System Management Homepage is active in a browser window, close and reopen
it to verify that it reflects the change.
Uninstalling HP WBEM Provider Components Installed on a single remote
server
To uninstall HP WBEM Provider components installed on a single remote server:
1.Connect to the remote system:
•From a Microsoft® Windows® 2000 system, use the Terminal Services Client to connect
to the remote system.
•From a Microsoft® Windows® XP or a Windows Server® 2008 system, use the Remote
Desktop to connect to the remote system.
2.On the remote system, choose the following option:
•For Windows Server® 2008, open the Programs and Features interface.
3.Select the HP Insight Management WBEM Providers for Windows Server 2008
x86 /x64 editions to uninstall HP WBEM Providers.
4.Choose the following option:
•For Windows Server® 2008, right-click, and select Uninstall.
5.At the prompt, to confirm the removal of the HP Insight Management WBEM Providers
for Windows Server 2008 x86 /x64 editions. click Yes.
6.If the HP System Management Homepage is active in a browser window, close and reopen
it to verify that it reflects the change.
Scripting commands for uninstalling HP WBEM Providers
Use the following scripting command to uninstall HP WBEM Providers.
To uninstall HP WBEM Providers, run the following Microsoft® Visual Basic Scripting Edition
(VBScript) code from a Windows® command prompt on a target system: