HP PROLIANT User Manual

HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 User Guide

Part Number 482893-001
February 2008 (First Edition)

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Contents

Overview..................................................................................................................................... 6

About this guide........................................................................................................................................ 6

Introduction .............................................................................................................................................. 6

Features................................................................................................................................................... 6

Benefits.................................................................................................................................................... 7

Operations Manager platform support ......................................................................................................... 7

Product architecture................................................................................................................................... 7

Installation and configuration ......................................................................................................... 9

Installation overview .................................................................................................................................. 9

Preinstallation checklist............................................................................................................................. 10

Installing the HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 ............................................ 10

Installation results .................................................................................................................................... 12

Uninstalling the HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 ........................................ 13

Repairing the installation of the HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 ..................14

HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Manager.............................................................................................. 15

Launching Monitor Manager........................................................................................................... 16

Connecting to Monitor Service ........................................................................................................ 16

Refreshing the data........................................................................................................................ 17

Adding enclosures......................................................................................................................... 17

Removing managed enclosures .......................................................................................................18

Modifying enclosure login ..............................................................................................................18

Modifying enclosure configuration................................................................................................... 18

Launching the Onboard Administrator web....................................................................................... 19

Launching the HP BladeSystem Management Pack help...................................................................... 19

Using the software ...................................................................................................................... 20

Using the HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 ................................................ 20

Classes .................................................................................................................................................. 20

Views ....................................................................................................................................................24

Active Alerts view.......................................................................................................................... 24

Analyzing HP alerts ....................................................................................................................... 25

Device Bay State view.................................................................................................................... 27

Enclosure Diagram view................................................................................................................. 27

Enclosure State view ...................................................................................................................... 29

Health Collection State view ........................................................................................................... 32

Monitor Service State view ............................................................................................................. 33

Task Status view............................................................................................................................34

Discovering HP BladeSystem enclosures .....................................................................................................34

Discovery rules.............................................................................................................................. 34

State monitors ............................................................................................................................... 35

Propagation monitors..................................................................................................................... 35

Alert Processing rules ..................................................................................................................... 36

Tasks ..................................................................................................................................................... 37

HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Manager .................................................................................... 37

HP Onboard Administrator task....................................................................................................... 37

HP Integrated Lights-Out task........................................................................................................... 38

Contents 3

HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Service................................................................................................. 39

Security for HP tasks ................................................................................................................................ 40

NT Event lists for HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Service ........................................................... 41

Service NT events.................................................................................................................................... 41

Enclosure Monitor Service started .................................................................................................... 41

Enclosure Monitor Service stopped .................................................................................................. 41

SNMP Trap Service is not available................................................................................................. 41

Monitor NT events................................................................................................................................... 41

Connecting to enclosure ................................................................................................................. 42

Connected to enclosure..................................................................................................................42

Disconnected from enclosure........................................................................................................... 42

Connection to enclosure failed ........................................................................................................ 42

Data collection started.................................................................................................................... 43

Data collection completed .............................................................................................................. 43

SOAP event collection started.......................................................................................................... 44

SOAP event collection stopped........................................................................................................ 44

Data collection failed ..................................................................................................................... 44

SNMP trap collection started........................................................................................................... 44

Health check started ...................................................................................................................... 45

Health check stopped..................................................................................................................... 45

Health Check restarted a monitoring ................................................................................................ 45

Health Check failed to stop a monitoring.......................................................................................... 45

Monitor Service failed to load the configuration data ......................................................................... 45

Monitor Service failed to respond.................................................................................................... 46

SOAP NT events .....................................................................................................................................46

SOAP event informational............................................................................................................... 46

SNMP trap NT events .............................................................................................................................. 46

Rack name changed ...................................................................................................................... 46

Rack enclosure name changed........................................................................................................ 47

Enclosure removed ........................................................................................................................ 47

Enclosure inserted.......................................................................................................................... 48

Rack enclosure overheated .............................................................................................................49

Rack enclosure overheating ............................................................................................................ 49

Rack enclosure temperature normal.................................................................................................. 50

Rack enclosure fan failed................................................................................................................ 50

Rack enclosure fan degraded.......................................................................................................... 51

Rack enclosure fan OK................................................................................................................... 52

Rack enclosure fan removed ........................................................................................................... 52

Rack enclosure fan inserted............................................................................................................. 53

Rack power supply failed ............................................................................................................... 53

Rack power supply degraded ......................................................................................................... 54

Rack power supply OK .................................................................................................................. 55

Rack power supply removed ........................................................................................................... 55

Rack power supply inserted ............................................................................................................56

Rack power subsystem not redundant............................................................................................... 56

Rack power subsystem input voltage problem.................................................................................... 57

Rack power subsystem overload...................................................................................................... 58

Server blade removed.................................................................................................................... 58

Server blade inserted ..................................................................................................................... 59

Onboard Administrator degraded ................................................................................................... 59

Onboard Administrator OK ............................................................................................................ 60

Onboard Administrator removed ..................................................................................................... 61

Onboard Administrator inserted ...................................................................................................... 61

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Onboard Administrator role primary ................................................................................................ 62

Server Blade E-keying failed............................................................................................................ 62

Server Blade E-keying OK............................................................................................................... 63

Interconnect removed..................................................................................................................... 64

Interconnect inserted ...................................................................................................................... 64

Interconnect failed ......................................................................................................................... 65

Interconnect degraded ...................................................................................................................65

Interconnect OK ............................................................................................................................66

Server Blade requested to low power............................................................................................... 67

Server blade removed.................................................................................................................... 67

Server Blade inserted ..................................................................................................................... 68

Generic Trap (Test SNMP Trap)....................................................................................................... 69

Technical support........................................................................................................................ 70

Additional references and troubleshooting resources.................................................................................... 70

Before contacting HP support.................................................................................................................... 70

Technical support contact information for the HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 200771

HP contact information............................................................................................................................. 71

Acronyms and abbreviations........................................................................................................ 72

Index......................................................................................................................................... 75

Contents 5

Overview

About this guide

This guide is for system administrators who use the HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations
Manager 2007 and other HP tools to manage the operations of HP BladeSystem c-Class Enclosures in
System Center Operations Manager 2007.

This guide is intended for individuals who are familiar with the configuration and operation of Microsoft®
Windows®, Microsoft® System Center Operations Manager 2007, and the HP BladeSystem c-Class
Onboard Administrator. Because of the risk of data loss, only individuals experienced with using this
software should implement the procedures in this guide.

HP assumes that this level of expertise is available to customers using the HP BladeSystem Management
Pack for Operations Manager 2007 User Guide. HP recommends reviewing your Microsoft® product
documentation for assistance in understanding this guide.

Introduction

HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 complements and extends Operations
Manager, integrating alert processing, state monitoring, and hardware resource lifecycle management for
HP BladeSystem c-Class enclosures.

Designed for Operations Manager, HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007
provides user discovery of c-Class enclosures, predefined views, monitors, event processing rules, and
tasks. These features enable administrators to streamline IT operations and ensure increased systems
availability by monitoring HP BladeSystem c-Class enclosure hardware platforms through a common
Operations Manager console.

HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 enables user configuration,
monitoring, and automatic grouping of the HP BladeSystem c-Class enclosures into a common view.
Default monitoring highlights the state of HP BladeSystem hardware subsystems and components, and
presents a consolidated view of the enclosure status.

Predefined event processing rules build on the functionality of events from HP Onboard Administrator. HP
BladeSystem c-Class enclosure hardware events are submitted to the Windows® Event Log and are
displayed as alerts in the System Center Operations Manager console, including real-time and prefailure
event definitions.

For advanced hardware lifecycle management and remote administration of HP BladeSystem c-Class
enclosures, HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 includes tasks that launch
HP Onboard Administrator and HP Integrated Lights-Out web consoles for advanced remote enclosure
and server administration.

Features

HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 includes the following features:

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• Monitor Service to monitor HP BladeSystem c-Class enclosures on the network

• Monitor Manager to register monitored enclosures with the BladeSystem Management Pack

• Management Pack specific to HP BladeSystem monitor and inventory

• HP BladeSystem icons for Diagram View

• Streamlined operation with HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007

• Fully scripted installation that imports the management pack into the Operations Manager 2007

database, installs Monitor Service, and installs Monitor Manager

• Console tasks to launch HP Onboard Administrator and HP Integrated Lights-Out Management

Processors from the Operations Manager Console and HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Manager

• Enterprise extensions to the Monitor Manager and Enclosure Monitor including the use of DNS for c-

Class enclosure registration and the ability to deploy more than one instance of the Enclosure
Monitor Service

• Support of the new Test SNMP trap in the Onboard Administrator Firmware version 2.10 or later

Benefits

The HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 provides the following benefits:

• Hardware resource management for HP BladeSystem c-Class enclosures with augmented Operations

Manager

• Simplified, proactive monitoring of Microsoft® Windows® and HP server hardware resources using

a common Operations Manager console

• Streamlined IT administration and increased systems availability

Operations Manager platform support

HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 is fully qualified to install and operate
with Operations Manager. For more details, see the Microsoft® System Center Integrations Support
Matrix.

Product architecture

The HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 performs the following functions:

• Identifies, groups, and displays HP BladeSystem c-Class enclosures in the Operations Manager

console

• Populates Operations Manager with enclosure attributes and configuration data for HP BladeSystem

enclosure hardware and the associated management services

• Monitors and displays the state of HP BladeSystem c-Class enclosure hardware and associated

management services

• Identifies, translates, and displays HP BladeSystem c-Class enclosure hardware events written to the

Windows® Event Log as Operations manager alerts

• Provides links to HP management tools for hardware resource management and advanced remote

administration from Operations Manager

Overview 7

All elements of the HP Server Management Packs are copied to the Operations Manager database. These
elements include:

• Classes and Attributes

• Discoveries

• Monitors

• Rules

• Tasks

• Views

The HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Service uses the user-defined information entered through the HP
BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Manager to connect and monitor enclosures. If the connection succeeds,
the HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitoring Service continues to monitor the enclosure for inventory, health
state, and events.

After HP BladeSystem Management Pack is installed, the Operations Manager server transfers the HP
BladeSystem Management Pack to the Operations Manager Agent managed by the Operations Manager
server. The management pack discovers the HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Service and monitoring
enclosure information.

After the management pack discovery and monitor process, you can view HP BladeSystem c-Class
enclosure information using the Operations Manager console. The discovered inventory data and
monitored state are reflected on the state and diagram views.

Overview 8

Installation and configuration

Installation overview

NOTE: You must register the BladeSystem C-Class enclosure with the Monitor Manager to

complete the installation of HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager

2007. See the "HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Manager (on page 15)" section for more

To install the HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007:

1. Download the management pack from the HP website (http://www.hp.com/servers/integration),

2. Run the self-extracting executable kit, and then select the management pack to install.

Kit name File name Description

HP BladeSystem Enclosure
Management Pack 1.6 for
Operations Manager 2007
(x86)

HP BladeSystem Enclosure
Management Pack 1.6 for
Operations Manager 2007
(x64)

3. Install the HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 into the appropriate

information.

and then unzip the file.

The following kits are available for selection.

HPBladeSystemMPO1_6(x86).e
xe

HPBladeSystemMPO1_6(x64).e
xe

environment.

Installs HP BladeSystem Enclosure
management capability in an x86
environment.

Installs HP BladeSystem Enclosure
management capability in an x64
environment.

o Complete installation—All modules on the Operations Manager server environment including

Management Pack, Monitor Service, Monitor Manager, and documents

o Custom installation

— HP BladeSystem Management Pack on the Operations Manager server environment
— HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Service and the HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor

Manager on a managed node environment
Requires .NET 2.0 framework, PowerShell version 1.0, and SNMP trap service

— HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Manager on the Operations Manager console

environment
Requires .NET 2.0 framework

4. Select the Launch HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Manager checkbox to launch HP BladeSystem

Enclosure Monitor Manager.
The installer imports the management packs to the Operations Manager server.

5. Register the HP BladeSystem c-Class enclosures in the HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Manager.

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6. To discover and display HP BladeSystem c-Class enclosures in the Operations Manager console,

complete the post-installation procedures.

Preinstallation checklist

Before installing HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007, verify the following:

• Operations Manager is properly installed on the system. The HP BladeSystem Management Pack is

for use on systems running Operations Manager.

• The HP ProLiant Server Management Pack 1.0 or 1.1 for Operations Manager 2007 is properly

installed.

• The appropriate versions of firmware are installed on the HP BladeSystem c-Class enclosure. The

latest support information is listed in the Microsoft® System Center Integrations Support Matrix.

• A network connection exists between the Operations Manager server (or dedicated managed node

where the HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Service is configured), the managed HP BladeSystem
c-Class enclosures, and the HP Onboard Administrator Web console. This connection is required to
monitor the state of the HP BladeSystem c-Class enclosures and to capture SNMP Trap packets
generated by HP BladeSystem c-Class enclosures.

• An account is set up with the HP Onboard Administrator Web console to monitor the enclosure.

During the last step of the installation, the user launches the HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor
Manager to register HP BladeSystem c-Class enclosures with user name and password.

• The SNMP Trap setting for the HP Onboard Administrator Web is enabled, and the community string

and IP address of Operations Manager server (or dedicated managed node where the HP
BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Service is configured) is registered.

• The Windows® SNMP service is configured and active on the Operations Manager server (or

dedicated managed node where the HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Service is configured).

• PowerShell 1.0 is installed on the Operations Manager server. For x64 platforms, PowerShell 1.0

64-bit release must be installed.

Feature Requirement

Management Pack Operations Manager 2007
Monitor Service .NET 2.0 framework

PowerShell v1.0
SNMP Trap Service

Monitor Manager .NET 2.0 framework

Installing the HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007

1. If the Operations Manager console is running, close it.

2. Install the HPBladeSystemMP01_6(x86).exe file or the HPBladeSystemMP0M1_6(x64).exe file on the

selected environment. For more information on choosing the appropriate environment, see step 3 of
"Installation Overview (on page 9)."

3. Execute the HPBladeSystemMP01_6(x86).exe file or the HPBladeSystemMP01_6(x64).exe file.

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The Welcome screen appears.

4. Click Next.

The License Agreement screen appears.

5. Select I accept the terms in the license agreement, and click Next.

The Destination Folder screen appears.

6. Choose one of the following options:

o Accept the destination.
o Select a different folder:

i. From the Destination Folder screen, select Change.
ii. Use the folder navigation button to browse to the folder location, or enter the folder name in

the textbox, and then click OK.

7. Click Next.

8. If the Dependency Warning screen appears, omit this step, and proceed to step 9.

If the Setup Type screen appears, perform one of the following setup types, and then proceed to step
10:

o Complete—Select this to install all features into the Operations Manager environment.
o Custom—Select this to specify individual features to install into the Operations Manager

environment (for example, the Remote Operations Manager console), and then click Next. The
Custom Setup screen appears. Select the features to install.

9. Click Next.

The Custom Setup screen appears.
Features that are unavailable are referred to as pre-unselected features. They are unavailable

because they require dependent modules that are missing. You cannot install features that are
unavailable (pre-unselected).

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10. Click Next.

The Ready to Install the Program screen appears.

11. To begin Installation, click Install.

The Installation Progress screen appears.
After the selected features are installed, the Setup Completed screen appears.

12. Select the Launch HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Manager checkbox to launch HP BladeSystem

Enclosure Monitor Manager.
You must launch HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Manager to start monitoring the HP BladeSystem

c-Class enclosures.

13. Click Finish.

Installation results

The installation updates the system with components in the following table. By default, files are installed in
%Program Files%\HP BladeSystem Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007. If you selected a
different folder during the installation, files are installed in the selected folder.

Name Type Feature Description

HPBladeSystemManagementPackDir Environment

Management Packs
\HewlettPackard.Servers.BladeSystem.mp
Monitor Service
\HewlettPackard.Servers.BladeSystem.HPBlade

SystemEnclosureCmdLets.dll
Monitor Service
\HewlettPackard.Servers.BladeSystem.HPBlade

SystemEnclosureCmdLets.dll.InstallState
Monitor Service
\HewlettPackard.Servers.BladeSystem.HPBlade

SystemEnclosureEventManager.dll
Monitor Service
\HewlettPackard.Servers.BladeSystem.HPBlade

SystemEnclosureEventManager.dll.InstallState
Monitor Service
\HPBladeSystemEnclosureEventMessages.dll
Monitor Service
\ HPBladeSystemEnclosureMonitorService.exe
Monitor Service
\HPBladeSystemEnclosureMonitorService.exe.c

onfig
Release Notes and Documents
\HPBladeSystemMPTroubleshootingAssistant1_

6.chm

N/A Stores the destination

variable
Management

Pack

Dynamic Link
Library

InstallUtil State
file

Dynamic Link
Library

InstallUtil State
file

Dynamic Link
Library

Executable Monitor Service The Monitor Service

Configuration
file

Document Release Notes

Management
Packs

Monitor Service PowerShell CmdLet Dll

Monitor Service State file generated by

Monitor Service DLL used for monitoring

Monitor Service State file generated by

Monitor Service NT Event Message

Monitor Service Configuration file for

and Documents

folder
Management Pack

InstallUtil during the
installation

InstallUtil during the
installation

Catalog file

software

the Monitor Service

Troubleshooting
Assistant document

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Name Type Feature Description

Release Notes and Documents
\HPBladeSystemMPUserGuide1_6.chm
Release Notes and Documents
\HPBladeSystemMPLicense1_6.rtf
Release Notes and Documents

\HPBladeSystemMPReleaseNotes1_6.rtf
Tools
\HPBladeSystemEnclosureMonitorManager.exe

HPBladeSystemMPInstallation.log Log N/A Logging text data of

Document Release Notes

and Documents

Document Release Notes

and Documents

Document Release Notes

and Documents

Tool Console Task

Tools

User Guide

License document

Release Notes

HP BladeSystem
Enclosure Monitor
Manager

installation scripting
result

The Hewlett-Packard BladeSystem Management Pack is installed into the Operations Manager server. It
defines all HP BladeSystem monitoring capability.

You can view installation results using the Management Packs view in the Operations Manager console.
To confirm that the management pack was installed, go to the Administration view and click Management

Packs. "HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007" is listed.
Import and installation logging data created during the installation is available in the

HPBladeSystemMPInstallation.log file in the installation destination folder.
The installation adds entries in the programs menu on the Windows® Start menu.

Uninstalling the HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007

NOTE: Uninstalling the kits will not delete the imported Management Pack from the Operations

Manager 2007 servers.

Before using the Add/Remove Programs menu to remove kits, you must delete dependent management
pack data from the Operations Manager console and the HP BladeSystem Management Pack.

You can verify current dependencies in the Administration screen. To verify dependencies:

1. Right-click a management pack to verify.

2. Select Properties.

3. Select the Dependencies tab.

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If the management pack that depends on this management pack list does not show a dependency, you
can delete the selected management pack. If dependencies are present, verify that it is safe to delete
them.

After you delete the HP BladeSystem Management Pack from the Operations Manager server, complete
the following to uninstall kit contents.

1. Locate the HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 in the Windows®

Add/Remove programs menu, and then choose one of the following options.

o Remove—To remove all features, select Remove, and then click Yes to confirm the process.

The kit entry in the Windows® Add/Remove programs menu is removed.

o Change—To change individual features, click Change.

The Program Maintenance screen appears.

2. Select Modify, and then click Next.

The Custom Setup screen appears.

3. Select required features, and then click Next.

4. To complete modification, follow the instructions that appear.

Repairing the installation of the HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007

You can repair installed components if a file becomes corrupt after the installation or operations.
The repair installation initializes the current configuration file and the encryption phrase in the registry.

The encryption phase decrypts the password data in the configuration file. After the repair installation, the
configuration data is copied to a different location for safe recovery.

1. In the Windows® Add/Remove programs menu, locate HP BladeSystem Management Pack for

Operations Manager 2007.

2. Begin the repair process by clicking Change.

The Welcome screen appears.

3. Click Next.

The Installation Type screen appears.

4. Select Repair,and then click Next.

5. Click Install.

The repair operation is completed.

6. Click Finish.

7. To recover the configuration file and the encryption phrase:
a. Open Windows File Explore on the folder, %Program Files%\HP BladeSystem Management Pack

for Operations Manager 2007\Monitor Service.

b. Delete "HPBladeSystemEnclosureMonitorService.exe.config".
c. Rename "HPBladeSystemEnclosureMonitorService.exe.config.Backup" to

"HPBladeSystemEnclosureMonitorService.exe.config".

d. Close Windows File Explore.

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e. Open Windows Registry Editor at the key, "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Hewlett-

Packard\HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Service".

f. If it exists, delete "Phrase".
g. Rename "Phrase Backup" to "Phrase".
h. Close Windows Registry Editor.
i. Restart HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Service on the Services MMC snap-in.

HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Manager

HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Service requires user configuration for the HP BladeSystem Onboard
Administrator to start monitoring an enclosure. Monitor Manager enables you to configure the required
credentials and configuration information.

Monitor Manager supports Monitor Service version 1.6.0.0 and later.
You can launch Monitor Manager during the last step of the Management Pack installation.
After you install the Management Pack, you can access Monitor Manager from the Actions pane in the

Enclosure diagram and Monitor service views. You can also launch Monitor Manager from the Start menu
or command line.

The Monitor Manager task only appears in the Monitor Service State view when at least one enclosure is
registered.

Monitor Manager contains the following panes:

• Tree pane (left)—This pane can be collapsed and expanded. The pane contains a tree that displays

connected Monitor Service and enclosures managed by the Monitor Service. The tree has a root

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node of the HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Manager. The second level lists the connected
Enclosure Monitor Service. The third level shows enclosures managed by Enclosure Monitor Service.

The Tree pane also displays the status of the Monitor Service and the BladeSystem enclosure
monitoring status.

• Detail pane (middle)—The content of this pane changes according to the node selected from the Tree

pane.

• Actions pane (right)—This pane can be collapsed and expanded. The content of this pane changes

according to the node selected from the Tree pane.

The status line, located at the bottom of Monitor Manager, displays the following messages:

• Ready—There is no problem with Monitor Service.

• Failed with Monitor Service—Monitor Manager failed to communicate with Monitor Service

Wizard and data autorefresh are disabled. See "Refreshing the data (on page 17)" to re-enable
wizards and auto refresh.

• Connecting/Refreshing—An auto or manual refresh is in progress.

• Updating—The user launched a wizard, and the enclosure configuration is changing.

Launching Monitor Manager

Monitor Manager can be launched from:

o The last step of Management Pack installation. For more information, see "Installing the HP

BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 (on page 10)".

o The Actions pane of the Enclosure diagram and Monitor Service views.
o The start menu.
o The command line.

When launching Monitor Manager from command line, one parameter can be passed to
Monitor Manager to specify the target Monitor Service:

HPBladeSystemEnclosureMonitorManager.exe 127.0.0.1

Multiple Monitor Managers can run at the same time and simultaneously connect to the same Monitor
Service.

Only one user can launch a wizard at a time to change the enclosure configuration to a particular
Monitor Service.

Connecting to Monitor Service

If Monitor Manager is launched without having a command line argument or Connect button specifying
the Monitor Service, the connect screen appears.

The Connect button is available from the file menu, or from the action pane and menu strip when the HP
BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Manager is selected from the tree pane.

Select or type the Monitor Service Hostname, and then click Connect.

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When connecting to a remote Monitor Service, verify that the Monitor Service can be reached and that
the current user has appropriate privilege to access the remote system hosting the Monitor Service.

The Monitor Service Hostname dropdown field enables you to select one previously chosen Monitor
Service connection. The 10 most recent Monitor Service entries are stored (IP address or DNS name).

Refreshing the data

Monitor Manager automatically refreshes data from Monitor Service. To manually refresh data shown in
the Monitor Manager, click Refresh from the Actions pane, or click the Refresh icon. Monitor Manager
queries the Monitor Service for the latest information. A refresh is required to see the latest connection
and enclosure monitoring state.

A manual refresh or connection to another Monitor Service is needed to re-enable auto refresh and
wizards.

Adding enclosures

To add enclosures:

1. Configure the Onboard Administrator enclosure with login and SNMP settings.

The primary and secondary (optional) IP addresses or DNS name of the Onboard Administrator and
the login information are required to add enclosures.

2. In the Actions pane, click Add Enclosure, or click the Add icon.

The Add Enclosure wizard appears. The wizard validates the information with the Onboard
Administrator before adding an enclosure. The wizard also ensures that the Onboard Administrator
meets the minimum supported firmware version.

3. Follow the instructions on the screen until the enclosure is added to Monitor Service.

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The Monitoring Service starts monitoring the enclosures immediately after the wizard completes.
However, newly added enclosures are not available in the System Center Operations Manager
Console until the next discovery cycle completes.

Removing managed enclosures

To remove one or multiple managed enclosures from the monitor service:

1. Click Remove Managed Enclosure from the Actions pane of the Monitor Manager, or click the

Remove icon.

The Remove managed enclosure wizard appears.

2. Follow the instructions on the screen until the enclosure has been removed from the monitor service.

The changes are reflected after the next discovery cycle.

The Monitor Service stops monitoring the removed enclosures immediately after the wizard completes.
However, the System Center Operations Manager Console continues to display the removed enclosures
and subsystems until these elements are removed after the next discovery cycle.

Modifying enclosure login

To modify login information on an enclosure:

1. From the Actions pane, click Modify enclosure login, or click the Modify Enclosure Login icon.

The Modify enclosure login wizard appears.

2. Follow the instructions on the screen until the login information is updated.

If the Apply changes to the Monitor Service immediately checkbox is selected, the modified Monitor
Service starts using the updated information immediately after the wizard completes.

If the Apply changes to Monitor Service immediately checkbox is not selected, the modified information is
not applied until Monitor Service re-connects with HP BladeSystem Onboard Administrator.

Changes to the System Center Operations Manager Console are not applied until after the next discovery
cycle.

Modifying enclosure configuration

To modify the login information of an enclosure (including primary address, secondary address, login
name, and password):

1. From the Actions pane, click Modify enclosure login, or click the Modify Enclosure Login icon.

The Modify enclosure login wizard appears.

2. Follow the instructions on the screen until the login information is updated.

If the Apply changes to the Monitor Service immediately checkbox is selected, the modified Monitor
Service starts using the updated information immediately after the wizard completes.

If the Apply changes to Monitor Service immediately checkbox is not selected, the modified information is
not applied until Monitor Service re-connects with HP BladeSystem Onboard Administrator.

Changes to the System Center Operations Manager Console are not applied until after the next discovery
cycle.

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Launching the Onboard Administrator web

To launch the web site for the Onboard Administrator, select the managed enclosure from the Tree pane,
and click Onboard Administrator Web from the Actions pane or the Onboard Administrator Web icon.
Internet Explorer appears with the Onboard Administrator Web link opened.

Launching the HP BladeSystem Management Pack help

To launch the HP BladeSystem Management Pack help document, click Help from the Actions pane or the
Help icon.

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Using the software

Using the HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007

HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 includes the following elements:

• Classes

• Views

• Discoveries

• Monitors

• Rules

• Tasks

Before using HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007, be sure that HP
BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 has been installed according to the
installation procedures defined in this guide.

Classes

The structure of HP BladeSystem Classes is defined to seamlessly provide operations with HP ProLiant
Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007.

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The HP BladeSystem Management Pack defines the following classes.

The following table displays the properties of each class.

Class Property name Sample value

HP BladeSystem Enclosure Name IT03-ENC-A
— Model Name BladeSystem c7000 Enclosure
— Enclosure Serial Number USE6321FJC
— Part Number 412152-B1
— Spare Part Number 414050-001
— Rack Name IT03-Rack-A
— Asset Tag IT03-ENC-A-2007
— Manufacturer HP
— Number of Device Bays 16
— Number of Power Supply Bays 6
— Number of Fan Bays 10
— Number of Interconnect Bays 8
— Number of OA Bays 2
— IP Address 192.168.21.76
HP BladeSystem Device Bay

Collection
— Number of Present Device

— Enclosure Serial Number USE6321FJC

Name Device Bays—IT03-ENC-A

5

Bays

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Class Property name Sample value

— Server Name N/A
HP BladeSystem Device Bay Name Device Bay 2—ProLiant Server
— Bay Number 2
— Blade Type Workstation
— Manufacturer HP
— Product Name ProLiant BL685c G1
— Part Number 404704-B21
— System Board Spare Part

Number
— Serial Number USM62500TE
— BIOS Server Name BL480c-VS13
— BIOS Asset Tag Xxxxxxx
— ROM Version I14 05/17/2006
— Integrated Lights-Out Name ILOUSM62500TE
— Integrated Lights-Out Address 192.168.21.79
— Integrated Lights-Out MAC

Address
— Integrated Lights-Out Model iLO2
— Integrated Lights-Out Firmware

Version
HP BladeSystem Thermal

Subsystem
— Redundancy Redundant
— Enclosure Serial Number USE6321FJC
— Server Name N/A
HP BladeSystem Fan Name Fan—Bay1
— Bay Number 1
— Part Number 412140-B21
— Present Power (Watts) 9
— Spare Part Number 413996-001
— Serial Number (empty)
— Product Name BladeSystem c-Class fan
— Fan Speed (% of max) 30
HP BladeSystem Interconnect

Bay Collection
— Number of Present

— Enclosure Serial Number USE6321FJC
— Server Name N/A
HP BladeSystem Interconnect

Bay

Name Thermal Subsystem—IT03-ENC-A

Name Interconnect Bays—IT03-ENC-A

Interconnect Bays

Name Interconnect Bay—Bay 3

410293-001

00:16:35:3D:71:BB

1.30 Jun 01 2007

2

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Class Property name Sample value

— Bay Number 3
— Type Ethernet
— Product Name Brocade 4/12 SAN Switch for HP c-Class

BladeSystem
— Management IP Address 10.77.77.77
— User Assigned Name Swd77
— Part Number AE370A
— Spare Part Number 411120-001
— Serial Number CN8632600D
— Manufacturer BORCADE
— Temperature Sensor Present
HP BladeSystem Onboard

Administrator Collection
— Number of Present OA Bays 2
— Enclosure Serial Number USE6321FJC
— Server Name N/A
HP BladeSystem Onboard

Administrator
— Bay Number 1
— Spare Part Number 414055-001
— Firmware Version 2.02
— Manufacturer HP
— Part Number 407296-001
— Role ACTIVE
— IP Address 192.168.21.68
— Serial Number O96MK0260
— Device Name BladeSystem c7000 Onboard Administrator
HP BladeSystem Power

Subsystem
— Enclosure Power Mode AC Redundant with Power Ceiling
— Enclosure Serial Number USE6321FJC
— Server Name N/A
HP BladeSystem Power

Supply
— Bay Number 1
— Present Output (Watts) 405
— Output Capacity (Watts) 2250
— Spare Part Number 411099-001
— Serial Number 5A22B0AHLTA0AB
— Part Number 412138-B21

Name Onboard Administrators – IT03-ENC-A

Name <Active|Standby> Onboard Administrator

Name Power Subsystem—IT03-ENC-A

Name Power Supply – Bay 1

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Views

The Operations Manager console provides a collection of folders and windows for viewing information
stored in the Operations Manager database. The HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations
Manager 2007 includes HP BladeSystem Enclosure views that present information about each HP
BladeSystem Enclosure and associated alerts.

The following views are added on the Operations Manager console after installation of HP BladeSystem
Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007:

• HP BladeSystem Enclosures—This root folder includes all HP BladeSystem views. This folder appears

• HP BladeSystem Enclosures/Active Alerts—This view displays active alerts generated from the HP

• HP BladeSystem Enclosures/Device Bay State—This view displays device bays with state and

• HP BladeSystem Enclosures/Enclosure Diagram—This view displays the diagram view, starting with

in the HP Servers folder which is defined by HP ProLiant Server Management Pack for Operations
Manager 2007. Some enclosure-monitored information appears in HP Servers views.

BladeSystem Enclosures and HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Service. The same alerts appear in
the HP Servers/Active Alerts view.

properties in managed HP BladeSystem Enclosures.

the HP BladeSystem Enclosure Group. The group also appears under the HP Servers Group from the
HP Servers/Server Diagram view.

• HP BladeSystem Enclosures/Enclosure State—This view displays the State view provided by HP

BladeSystem Enclosures.

• HP BladeSystem Enclosures/Health Collection State—This view displays the State view by HP

BladeSystem Health Collections. The same health collections appear in the HP Servers/Health
Collection State view.

• HP BladeSystem Enclosures/Monitor Service State—This view displays the State view of the HP

BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Service. The same monitor service state appears at HP Servers/HP
Management Servers.

• HP BladeSystem/Task Status—This view displays the task results. Only remote tasks appear.

Active Alerts view

The Active Alerts view displays active alerts associated with HP BladeSystem classes including SNMP
Trap alerts from the HP BladeSystem and software alerts from the HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor
Service.

To display details for an alert, select the alert from the Active Alerts pane.
The Alert Details pane displays HP Knowledge base text with the originated Windows NT® Event

message in the Alert Description.
Event processing rules included with HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007

identify and display HP BladeSystem events received in the Windows® Event Log as Operations Manager
alerts. These events are located in the HP BladeSystem event log and are generated by the HP
BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Service.

The following information appears in the Alert Details pane:

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• Alert name

• Alert source

• Path

• Alert rule name

• Created time

• Alert description

• Knowledge

o Resolution with embedded console tasks
o Causes
o Summary
o Related links

Analyzing HP alerts

The HP alerts contain HP BladeSystem hardware and services information that enable you to identify the
cause of an issue and implement a timely and effective response.

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The Product Knowledge tab displays suggested resolutions to the alert. To view full knowledge
information, click View additional knowledge from the Alert Details pane. If necessary, launch the
Console Tasks listed in the Product Knowledge.

Use the information in the alert to implement a rapid response and maintain system availability.
For additional system data, launch the HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Manager for the monitoring

configuration, launch the HP Onboard Administrator on the individual enclosure from the link in the Alert
Description at Alert Details panel, or use HP SIM to manage multiple enclosures. To set up the custom HP
SIM task, see the HP Server Management Packs user guide.

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Device Bay State view

The Device Bay State view displays the state of device bays in managed enclosures. The device bay
contains blades such as Server Blade, Storage Blade, Workstation Blade, and IO Blade. The Detail View
in the lower pane displays properties of the device bay.

Enclosure Diagram view

The Enclosure Diagram view provides a display of groups and associated HP BladeSystem Enclosures,
subsystems (collections), and components. Expand each icon node to move to the next level of
information.

The Enclosure Diagram view displays an associated hierarchical view with following order:

• Enclosure Group

• Enclosure

• Health Collection

o Device Bays
o Interconnect Bays
o Onboard Administrators
o Power Subsystem
o Thermal Subsystem

• Health Component

o Device Bay under Device Bays
o Interconnect Bay under Interconnect Bays
o Onboard Administrator under Onboard Administrators

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o Power Supply under Power Subsystem
o Fan under Thermal Subsystem

The state of the lower component is rolled up to Enclosure Group.

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Enclosure State view

The Enclosure State view displays each state of the HP BladeSystem Enclosure associated with the Health
Collection information.

To view detailed state information for HP health collection and components for an enclosure, select the
enclosure, and then launch the 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 after selecting a target
component. It displays the result of state propagation in folder style. The Health Explorer automatically
expands those folders in which red or yellow states are observed. Select the last node in the folder to get
the knowledge information, and then 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 data. The Details
pane contains a list of properties with Health State Update and Operational Status.

The Health State is available by enclosure, subsystems and components. The following are the key words
used in the Details pane:

• Enclosure—Summary state of enclosure

• Thermal—Summary state of thermal subsystem

• Fan—A fan state

• PowerSupplies—Summary state of power subsystem

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• PowerSupply—A power supply state

• OnboardAdministrator—An HP Onboard Administrator state

• InterconnectBay—An interconnect bay state

• DeviceBay—A device bay state

Health Collection State view

The Health Collection State view displays the state of health collections of HP BladeSystem Enclosures.
You can view failed collections simultaneously by sorting the State column.

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Monitor Service State view

The Monitor Service State view displays the state of Monitor Services.

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Task Status view

The Task Status view displays task results. There are no predefined remote tasks, so this view might
display no status most of the time.

Discovering HP BladeSystem enclosures

Discovery rules

The Operations Manager includes many discovery rules in the management pack.

The HP BladeSystem Enclosures Management Pack contains the following discovery rules:

• HP BladeSystem Enclosure All Instance Group Discovery—This discovery rule establishes group

memberships to HP BladeSystem Enclosure All Instance Group singleton class instance.

• HP BladeSystem Enclosure Discovery Rule—This discovery rule discovers HP BladeSystem Enclosure,

HP BladeSystem Health Collection and HP Blade Health Component class instances.

• HP BladeSystem Enclosure Group to HP Blade Enclosure Membership Rule—This rule creates

membership to HP BladeSystem Enclosure into HP Blade Enclosure Group.

• HP Servers Group to HP BladeSystem Enclosure Group Membership Rule—This rule creates

membership to HP BladeSystem Enclosure Group into HP Servers Group.

• HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Service Discovery Rule—This rule discovers the Monitor Service

on a managed node. This rule is the primary rule to locate the Monitor Service and start the
management pack into action.

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State monitors

The HP BladeSystem Enclosures Management Pack contains the following state monitors:

• HP BladeSystem Enclosure Health Monitor—This monitor rule monitors the health of HP BladeSystem

Enclosure. It executes a PowerShell script and uses a property bag to process. The property bag
contains "Enclosure.<SerialNumber>.HealthState" property.

• HP BladeSystem Onboard Administrator Health Monitor—This monitor rule monitors the health of

Onboard Administrator of HP BladeSystem Enclosure. It executes a PowerShell script and uses a
property bag to process. The property bag contains
"OnboardAdministrator.<BayNumber>.HealthState" property.

• HP BladeSystem Thermal Subsystem Health Monitor—This monitor rule monitors the health of

Cooling Collection of HP BladeSystem Enclosure. It executes a PowerShell script and uses a property
bag to process. The property bag contains "Cooling.<SerialNumber>.HealthState" property.

• HP BladeSystem Fan Health Monitor—This monitor rule monitors the health of Fan of HP Blade

Enclosure. It executes a PowerShell script and uses a property bag to process. The property bag
contains "Fan.<BayNumber>.HealthState" property.

• HP BladeSystem Power Subsystem Health Monitor—This monitor rule monitors the health of Power

Supply Collection of HP BladeSystem Enclosure. It executes a PowerShell script and uses a property
bag to process. The property bag contains "PowerSupplies.<SerialNumber>.HealthState" property.

• HP BladeSystem Power Supply Health Monitor—This monitor rule monitors the health of Power

Supply of HP BladeSystem Enclosure. It executes a PowerShell script and uses a property bag to
process. The property bag contains "PowerSupply.<BayNumber>.HealthState" property.

• HP BladeSystem Interconnect Bay Health Monitor—This monitor rule monitors the health of

Interconnect Bay of HP BladeSystem Enclosure. It executes a PowerShell script and uses a property
bag to process. The property bag contains "InterconnectBay.<BayNumber>.HealthState" property.

• HP BladeSystem Device Bay Health Monitor—This monitor rule monitors the health of Device Bay of

HP BladeSystem Enclosure. It executes a PowerShell script and uses a property bag to process. The
property bag contains "DeviceBay.<BayNumber>.HealthState" property.

Propagation monitors

The HP BladeSystem Enclosures Management Pack contains the following propagation monitors:

• HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Service To Windows Compute Health Rollup Monitor (ENABLED)

• HP BladeSystem Enclosure To HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Service Health Rollup Monitor

(DISABLED)

• HP BladeSystem Enclosure Group To HP Servers Group Health Rollup Monitor (ENABLED)

• HP BladeSystem Enclosure To HP Blade Enclosure Group Health Rollup Monitor (ENABLED)

• HP BladeSystem Onboard Administrator Collection To HP BladeSystem Enclosure Health Rollup

Monitor (ENABLED)

• HP BladeSystem Onboard Administrator To HP BladeSystem Onboard Administrator Collection

Health Rollup Monitor (ENABLED)

• HP BladeSystem Cooling Collection To HP BladeSystem Enclosure Health Rollup Monitor (ENABLED)

• HP BladeSystem Fan To HP BladeSystem Cooling Collection Health Rollup Monitor (ENABLED)

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• HP BladeSystem Power Supply Collection To HP BladeSystem Enclosure Health Rollup Monitor

(ENABLED)

• HP BladeSystem Power Supply To HP BladeSystem Power Supply Collection Health Rollup Monitor

(ENABLED)

• HP BladeSystem Device Bay Collection To HP BladeSystem Enclosure Health Rollup Monitor

(ENABLED)

• HP BladeSystem Device Bay To HP BladeSystem Device Bay Collection Health Rollup Monitor

(ENABLED)

• HP BladeSystem Interconnect Bay Collection To HP Blade Enclosure Health Rollup Monitor

(ENABLED)

• HP BladeSystem Interconnect Bay To HP BladeSystem Interconnect Bay Collection Health Rollup

Monitor (ENABLED)

Alert Processing rules

Alert Processing rules are defined to generate an alert from NT Events that are generated from the HP
BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Service. The HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Service logs all events
into the HP BladeSystem event log. The Appendix describes all the defined events that are generated by
the HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Service.

There are 14 event processing rules identified in the management pack to generate Alerts for SNMP Trap
based events:

Additionally, seven alert processing rules have been defined for the Monitor Service events. The following
events are monitored and generate alerts with Knowledge Base:

Event ID Event type Message title

11003 Warning Test Alert.

Rack Enclosure

22005 Error

22006 Warning

22008 Error

22009 Warning

22013 Error

22014 Warning

22018 Warning

22019 Warning

22020 Warning

22037 Warning

Overheated
Rack Enclosure

Overheating.
Rack Enclosure Fan

Failed.
Rack Enclosure Fan

Degraded.
Rack Power Supply

Failed.
Rack Power Supply

Degraded.
Rack Power Subsystem

Not Redundant.
Rack Power Subsystem

Input Voltage Problem.
Rack Power Subsystem

Overload.
Onboard Administrator

Degraded.

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Onboard Administrator

22041 Warning

22042 Warning

22046 Error Interconnect Failed.
22047 Warning Interconnect Degraded.

Event
ID

3 Error SNMP Trap Service is not available SNMP trap service failed.
14 Error Connection to Enclosure Failed. Connection to enclosure

19 Error Data Collection Failed. Data collection failed.

23 Warning Health Check Restarted a monitoring. Health check degraded.
24 Error Health Check Failed to Stop a monitoring. Health check failed.

Event
type

Message title Alert name

Role Primary.
Server Blade E-keying

Failed.

failed.

25 Error Monitor Service Failed to load the configuration

data.

26 Error Monitor Service Failed to respond. Health check failed.

Tasks

The HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 includes predefined tasks that can
be used to access in-depth HP BladeSystem information, carry out advanced remote server administration,
and perform lifecycle management on multiple enclosures. HP tasks appear in the Actions window from
associated class instance. Not all tasks appear in every view because tasks are associated with specific
classes.

The HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 includes the following tasks:

• HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Manager

• HP Onboard Administrator

HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Manager

• HP Integrated Lights-Out

Health check failed.

See the "HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Manager (on page 15)" section for more information.

HP Onboard Administrator task

The HP Onboard Administrator task launches Internet Explorer to access the Onboard Administrator Web
Console. This task is available from the HP BladeSystem Enclosure and any HP BladeSystem Health
Collections. To access the Onboard Administrator Web Console, you must input your username and
password in the initial login screen.

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To launch the HP Onboard Administrator task:

1. Select an Enclosure or a Health Collection from views such as Enclosure State view, Health

Collection view or Enclosure Diagram view.

2. Click HP Onboard Administrator.

3. Log in to HP Onboard Administrator.

HP Integrated Lights-Out task

Blade Servers in HP BladeSystem Enclosures include an Integrated Lights-Out management processor,
which enables you to perform advanced, secure, and operating system-independent remote server
management using a standard browser interface. The HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations
Manager 2007 includes a task that collects HP Integrated Lights-Out management processor data and
creates an associated browser link to remotely access the selected HP ProLiant Blade server.

To launch the HP Integrated Lights-Out task to display information:

1. Select a Device Bay from the Device Bay State view or by navigating to the desired bay using the

Enclosure Diagram View.

2. Click HP Integrated Lights-Out.

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3. Log in to HP Integrated Lights-Out.

HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Service

HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 kit installs HP BladeSystem Enclosure
Monitor Service as a Windows Service. The Monitor Service runs on the system to monitor HP
BladeSystem c-Class enclosures.

HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Service is configured by HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Manager
to register monitoring enclosures. After new enclosure registration, HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor
Service connects to an HP BladeSystem Onboard Administrator to collect inventory and monitor state
information.

The Monitor Service also accesses SNMP Trap service to capture and translate SNMP trap data
generated by HP BladeSystem Onboard Administrator into the HP BladeSystem event log.

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Activities are reported in the event log. The monitored inventory and state data is passed to the
Operations Manager through the HP BladeSystem Management Pack discovery rules and monitor rules.

Security for HP tasks

Security settings are required to run HP tasks properly. HP tasks are categorized into the following types.

• Type A—Console tasks that launch an external tool that does not communicate with the Operations

Manager interface:

o HP Onboard Administrator
o HP Integrated Insights Lights-Out

• Type B—Console tasks that launch an external tool which communicates to HP BladeSystem

Enclosure Monitor Service. For example, HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Manager.

To work with these tasks properly, the following user role profile and credentials are required:

• Type A—These tools are launched locally using the current user’s credentials. These include the

password validation process that asks for login information individually. The tools depend on the
user’s credentials and the security management of the tool.

• Type B—HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Manager accesses HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor

Service remote interface. The interface carries current user credentials to verify access to resources
on the system where Monitor Service is running. Only Local or Domain Administrators can access the
interface.

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NT Event lists for HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Service

Service NT events

Service events log the Monitor Service activity when it begins and ends.

Enclosure Monitor Service started

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 1
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
Enclosure Monitor Service Started.

Enclosure Monitor Service stopped

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 2
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
Enclosure Monitor Service Stopped.

SNMP Trap Service is not available

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 3
NT Event Type: Error
NT Event Message:
SNMP Trap Service is not available.

Monitor NT events

Monitor events log the monitoring process of the Monitor Service to communicate with the Onboard
Administrators.

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Connecting to enclosure

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 11
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
Connecting to Enclosure.
IP Address: '%1';
URL: '%2'

Connected to enclosure

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 12
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
Connected to Enclosure.
IP Address: '%1';
URL: '%2';
Serial Number: '%3'

Disconnected from enclosure

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 13
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
Disconnected from Enclosure.
IP Address: '%1';
URL: '%2'

Connection to enclosure failed

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 14
NT Event Type: Error
NT Event Message:
Connection to Enclosure Failed.
IP Address: '%1';

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URL: '%2';
Error Information: '%4'

Data collection started

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 15
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
Data Collection Started.
IP Address: '%1';
URL: '%2';
Serial Number: '%3'
Collecting Information:
%4
The following module list will appear:

• Enclosure Information

• Blade Information

• Onboard Administrator Information

• Cooling related Information

• Power related Information

• Interconnect Information

• LCD Information

Data collection completed

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 16
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
Data Collection Completed.
IP Address: '%1';
URL: '%2';
Serial Number: '%3';
Data Miss Message:
%4

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SOAP event collection started

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 17
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
SOAP Event Collection Started.
IP Address: '%1';
URL: '%2';
Serial Number: '%3'

SOAP event collection stopped

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 18
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
SOAP Event Collection Stopped.
IP Address: '%1';
URL: '%2';
Serial Number: '%3'

Data collection failed

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 19
NT Event Type: Error
NT Event Message:
Data Collection Failed.
IP Address: '%1';
URL: '%2';
Serial Number: '%3';
Error Information: '%4'

SNMP trap collection started

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 20
NT Event Type: Informational

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NT Event Message:
SNMP Trap Collection Started.

Health check started

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 21
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
Health Check Started.

Health check stopped

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
Health Check Stopped.

Health Check restarted a monitoring

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 23
NT Event Type: Warning
NT Event Message:
Health Check Restarted a monitoring.
Monitor Name: '%4'

Health Check failed to stop a monitoring

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 24
NT Event Type: Error
NT Event Message:
Health Check Failed to Stop a monitoring.
Monitor Name: '%4'

Monitor Service failed to load the configuration data

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure

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NT Event ID: 25
NT Event Type: Error
NT Event Message:
Monitor Service failed to load the configuration data.

Monitor Service failed to respond

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 26
NT Event Type: Error
NT Event Message:
Monitor Service Failed to respond.
Error Information: '%4'

SOAP NT events

SOAP events log all SOAP Events with raw data format. "%2" shows the data structure of SOAP Events

SOAP event informational

translated to be readable by the user.

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 31
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
SOAP Event Informational.
Event ID: '%1'
%2

SNMP trap NT events

SNMP Trap Events log all SNMP traps generated by the Onboard Administrator registered by the user. It

Rack name changed

uses an IP Address to identify SNMP traps.

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22001
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:

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Rack Name Changed.
This trap signifies that an agent or utility has changed the name of the rack. Each server blade in each

enclosure within the rack will be updated to reflect the new rack name. It can take several minutes for the
rack name change to be propagated throughout the entire rack.

User Action: None.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Rack Serial Number '%6';
Trap Sequence Number '%7'

[SNMP TRAP: 22001 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/"">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Rack enclosure name changed

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22002
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
Rack Enclosure Name Changed.
This trap signifies that an agent or utility has changed the name of an enclosure within the rack. Each

component within the rack is updated to reflect the new enclosure name. It can take several minutes for
the enclosure name change to be propagated throughout the entire enclosure.

User Action: None.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Enclosure Name '%6';
Enclosure Serial Number '%7';
Enclosure Model '%8';
Trap Sequence Number '%10'

[SNMP TRAP: 22002 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Enclosure removed

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure

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NT Event ID: 22003
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
Enclosure Removed.
This trap signifies that an enclosure has been removed from the rack.
User Action: None.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Enclosure Name '%6';
Enclosure Model '%7';
Enclosure Serial Number '%8';
Enclosure Spare Part Number '%9';
Trap Sequence Number '%10'

[SNMP TRAP: 22003 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Enclosure inserted

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22004
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
Enclosure Inserted.
This trap signifies that an enclosure has been inserted into the rack.
User Action: None.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Enclosure Name '%6';
Enclosure Model '%7';
Enclosure Serial Number '%8';
Enclosure Spare Part Number '%9';
Trap Sequence Number '%10'

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[SNMP TRAP: 22004 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Rack enclosure overheated

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22005
NT Event Type: Error
NT Event Message:
Rack Enclosure Overheated.
This trap signifies that an enclosure temperature sensor has been tripped indicating an overheat

condition.
User Action: Shutdown the enclosure and possibly the rack as soon as possible. Insure all fans are

working properly and that air flow in the rack has not been blocked.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Enclosure Name '%6';
Enclosure Serial Number '%7';
Sensor Location '%8';
Enclosure Spare Part Number '%9';
Trap Sequence Number '%10'

[SNMP TRAP: 22005 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Rack enclosure overheating

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22006
NT Event Type: Warning
NT Event Message:
Rack Enclosure Overheating.
This trap signifies that an enclosure temperature sensor has been tripped indicating a possible overheat

condition.
User Action: Shutdown the enclosure and possibly the rack as soon as possible. Insure all fans are

working properly and that air flow in the rack has not been blocked.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';

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Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Enclosure Name '%6';
Enclosure Serial Number '%7';
Sensor Location '%8';
Enclosure Spare Part Number '%9';
Trap Sequence Number '%10'

[SNMP TRAP: 22006 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Rack enclosure temperature normal

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22007
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
Rack Enclosure Temperature Normal.
This trap signifies that an enclosure temperature sensor has returned to normal.
User Action: None.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Enclosure Name '%6';
Enclosure Serial Number '%7';
Sensor Location '%8';
Enclosure Spare Part Number '%9';
Trap Sequence Number '%10'

[SNMP TRAP: 22007 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Rack enclosure fan failed

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22008
NT Event Type: Error
NT Event Message:

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Rack Enclosure Fan Failed.
This trap signifies that an enclosure fan has failed and fewer than the minimum number of fans in the

redundant fan group are operating. This can result in the enclosure overheating.
User Action: Replace the fan as soon as possible.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Enclosure Name '%6';
Enclosure Serial Number '%7';
Fan Location '%8';
Fan Spare Part Number '%9';
Trap Sequence Number '%10'

[SNMP TRAP: 22008 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Rack enclosure fan degraded

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22009
NT Event Type: Warning
NT Event Message:
Rack Enclosure Fan Degraded.
This trap signifies that an enclosure fan has failed, but other fans in the redundant fan group are still

operating. This can result in the enclosure overheating.
User Action: Replace the fan as soon as possible.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Enclosure Name '%6';
Enclosure Serial Number '%7';
Fan Location '%8';
Fan Spare Part Number '%9';
Trap Sequence Number '%10'

[SNMP TRAP: 22009 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

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Rack enclosure fan OK

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22010
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
Rack Enclosure Fan OK.
This trap signifies that an enclosure fan has returned to normal operation.
User Action: None.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Enclosure Name '%6';
Enclosure Serial Number '%7';
Fan Location '%8';
Fan Spare Part Number '%9';
Trap Sequence Number '%10'

[SNMP TRAP: 22010 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Rack enclosure fan removed

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22011
NT Event Type: Warning
NT Event Message:
Rack Enclosure Fan Removed.
This trap signifies that the enclosure fan has been removed.
User Action: Replace the fan.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Enclosure Name '%6';
Enclosure Serial Number '%7';
Fan Location '%8';

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Fan Spare Part Number '%9';
Trap Sequence Number '%10'

[SNMP TRAP: 22011 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Rack enclosure fan inserted

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22012
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
Rack Enclosure Fan Inserted.
This trap signifies that the enclosure fan has been inserted.
User Action: None.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Enclosure Name '%6';
Enclosure Serial Number '%7';
Fan Location '%8';
Fan Spare Part Number '%9';
Trap Sequence Number '%10'

[SNMP TRAP: 22012 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Rack power supply failed

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22013
NT Event Type: Error
NT Event Message:
Rack Power Supply Failed.
This trap signifies that a power supply has failed.
User Action: Replace the power supply as soon as possible.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';

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Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Enclosure Name '%6';
Power Supply Serial Number '%7';
Power Supply Position '%8';
Power Supply Firmware Revision '%9';
Power Supply Spare Part Number '%10';
Enclosure Serial Number '%11';
Trap Sequence Number '%12'

[SNMP TRAP: 22013 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Rack power supply degraded

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22014
NT Event Type: Warning
NT Event Message:
Rack Power Supply Degraded.
This trap signifies that a power supply has degraded.
User Action: Replace the power supply as soon as possible.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Enclosure Name '%6';
Power Supply Serial Number '%7';
Power Supply Position '%8';
Power Supply Firmware Revision '%9';
Power Supply Spare Part Number '%10';
Enclosure Serial Number '%11';
Trap Sequence Number '%12'

[SNMP TRAP: 22014 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

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Rack power supply OK

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22015
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
Rack Power Supply OK.
This trap signifies that a power supply has returned to normal operation.
User Action: None.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Enclosure Name '%6';
Power Supply Serial Number '%7';
Power Supply Position '%8';
Power Supply Firmware Revision '%9';
Power Supply Spare Part Number '%10';
Enclosure Serial Number '%11';
Trap Sequence Number '%12'

[SNMP TRAP: 22015 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Rack power supply removed

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22016
NT Event Type: Warning
NT Event Message:
Rack Power Supply Removed.
This trap signifies that the power supply has been removed.
User Action: Reinsert the power supply.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Enclosure Name '%6';

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Power Supply Serial Number '%7';
Power Supply Position '%8';
Power Supply Firmware Revision '%9';
Power Supply Spare Part Number '%10';
Enclosure Serial Number '%11';
Trap Sequence Number '%12'

[SNMP TRAP: 22016 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Rack power supply inserted

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22017
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
Rack Power Supply Inserted.
This trap signifies that the power supply has been inserted.
User Action: None.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Enclosure Name '%6';
Power Supply Serial Number '%7';
Power Supply Position '%8';
Power Supply Firmware Revision '%9';
Power Supply Spare Part Number '%10';
Enclosure Serial Number '%11';
Trap Sequence Number '%12'

[SNMP TRAP: 22017 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Rack power subsystem not redundant

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22018
NT Event Type: Warning

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NT Event Message:
Rack Power Subsystem Not Redundant.
This trap signifies that the rack power subsystem is no longer in a redundant state.
User Action: Replace any failed power supplies as soon as possible to return the system to a redundant

state.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Enclosure Name '%6';
Enclosure Serial Number '%7';
Trap Sequence Number '%8'

[SNMP TRAP: 22018 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Rack power subsystem input voltage problem

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22019
NT Event Type: Warning
NT Event Message:
Rack Power Subsystem Input Voltage Problem.
This trap signifies that the rack power supply detected an input line voltage problem.
User Action: Check the power input for the power supply or replace any failed power supplies as soon as

possible.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Enclosure Name '%6';
Power Supply Position '%7';
Power Supply Firmware Revision '%8';
Power Supply Input Line Status '%9'
(Power Supply Input Line Status values: 1=no error, 2=over voltage, 3=under voltage, 4=line hit,

5=brown out, 6=line power loss);
Power Supply Spare Part Number '%10';
Enclosure Serial Number '%11';

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Trap Sequence Number '%12'

[SNMP TRAP: 22019 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Rack power subsystem overload

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22020
NT Event Type: Warning
NT Event Message:
Rack Power Subsystem Overload.
This trap signifies that the rack power subsystem is in overload condition.
User Action: Replace any failed power supplies as soon as possible to return the system to a redundant

state.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Enclosure Name '%6';
Enclosure Spare Part Number '%7';
Enclosure Serial Number '%8';
Trap Sequence Number '%9'

[SNMP TRAP: 22020 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Server blade removed

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22028
NT Event Type: Warning
NT Event Message:
Server Blade Removed.
This trap signifies that the server blade has been removed from the enclosure.
User Action: None.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';

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Enclosure Name '%6';
Blade Name '%7';
Blade Position '%8';
Blade Spare Part Number '%9';
Enclosure Serial Number '%10';
Trap Sequence Number '%11'

[SNMP TRAP: 22028 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Server blade inserted

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22029
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
Server Blade Inserted.
This trap signifies that the server blade has been inserted into the enclosure.
User Action: None.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Enclosure Name '%6';
Blade Name '%7';
Blade Position '%8';
Blade Spare Part Number '%9';
Enclosure Serial Number '%10';
Trap Sequence Number '%11'

[SNMP TRAP: 22029 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Onboard Administrator degraded

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22037
NT Event Type: Warning
NT Event Message:

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Onboard Administrator Degraded.
This trap signifies that an Onboard Administrator has failed, but the other Onboard Administrator is still

operating.
User Action: Replace the Onboard Administrator as soon as possible.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Enclosure Name '%6';
Enclosure Serial Number '%7';
Onboard Administrator Location '%8';
Onboard Administrator Spare Part Number '%9';
Onboard Administrator Serial Number '%10';
Trap Sequence Number '%11'

[SNMP TRAP: 22037 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Onboard Administrator OK

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22038
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
Onboard Administrator OK.
This trap signifies that an Onboard Administrator has returned to normal operation.
User Action: None.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Enclosure Name '%6';
Enclosure Serial Number '%7';
Onboard Administrator Location '%8';
Onboard Administrator Spare Part Number '%9';
Onboard Administrator Serial Number '%10';
Trap Sequence Number '%11'

[SNMP TRAP: 22038 in CPQRACK.MIB]

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<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Onboard Administrator removed

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22039
NT Event Type: Warning
NT Event Message:
Onboard Administrator Removed.
This trap signifies that an Onboard Administrator has been removed.
User Action: None.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Enclosure Name '%6';
Enclosure Serial Number '%7';
Onboard Administrator Location '%8';
Onboard Administrator Spare Part Number '%9';
Onboard Administrator Serial Number '%10';
Trap Sequence Number '%11'

[SNMP TRAP: 22039 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Onboard Administrator inserted

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22040
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
Onboard Administrator Inserted.
This trap signifies that an Onboard Administrator has been inserted.
User Action: None.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';

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Enclosure Name '%6';
Enclosure Serial Number '%7';
Onboard Administrator Location '%8';
Onboard Administrator Spare Part Number '%9';
Onboard Administrator Serial Number '%10';
Trap Sequence Number '%11'

[SNMP TRAP: 22040 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Onboard Administrator role primary

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22041
NT Event Type: Warning
NT Event Message:
Onboard Administrator Role Primary.
This trap signifies that an Onboard Administrator has taken the role of primary.
User Action: None.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Enclosure Name '%6';
Enclosure Serial Number '%7';
Onboard Administrator Location '%8';
Onboard Administrator Spare Part Number '%9';
Onboard Administrator Serial Number '%10';
Trap Sequence Number '%11'

[SNMP TRAP: 22041 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Server Blade E-keying failed

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22042
NT Event Type: Warning
NT Event Message:

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Server Blade E-keying Failed.
This trap signifies that a server blade e-keying has failed, and there is a port mapping problem between a

server mezz card and the interconnect.
User Action: Reconfigure server blade mezz cards.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Server Blade Enclosure Name '%6';
Server Blade Name '%7';
Server Blade Position '%8';
Server Blade Spare Part Number '%9';
Enclosure Serial Number '%10';
Trap Sequence Number '%11'

[SNMP TRAP: 22042 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Server Blade E-keying OK

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22043
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
Server Blade E-keying OK.
This trap signifies that a server blade e-keying has returned to normal operation.
User Action: None.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Server Blade Enclosure Name '%6';
Server Blade Name '%7';
Server Blade Position '%8';
Server Blade Spare Part Number '%9';
Enclosure Serial Number '%10';
Trap Sequence Number '%11'

[SNMP TRAP: 22043 in CPQRACK.MIB]

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<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Interconnect removed

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22044
NT Event Type: Warning
NT Event Message:
Interconnect Removed.
This trap signifies that an interconnect has been removed from the enclosure.
User Action: None.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Interconnect Enclosure Name '%6';
Interconnect Name '%7';
Interconnect Location '%8';
Interconnect Spare Part Number '%9';
Enclosure Serial Number '%10';
Trap Sequence Number '%11'

[SNMP TRAP: 22044 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Interconnect inserted

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22045
NT Event Type: Warning
NT Event Message:
Interconnect Inserted.
This trap signifies that an interconnect has been inserted into the enclosure.
User Action: None.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';

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Interconnect Enclosure Name '%6';
Interconnect Name '%7';
Interconnect Location '%8';
Interconnect Spare Part Number '%9';
Enclosure Serial Number '%10';
Trap Sequence Number '%11'

[SNMP TRAP: 22045 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Interconnect failed

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22046
NT Event Type: Error
NT Event Message:
Interconnect Failed.
This trap signifies that a interconnect has failed.
User Action: Replace the interconnect as soon as possible.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Interconnect Enclosure Name '%6';
Interconnect Name '%7';
Interconnect Location '%8';
Interconnect Spare Part Number '%9';
Enclosure Serial Number '%10';
Trap Sequence Number '%11'

[SNMP TRAP: 22046 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Interconnect degraded

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22047
NT Event Type: Warning
NT Event Message:

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Interconnect Degraded.
This trap signifies that a interconnect has degraded.
User Action: Replace the interconnect as soon as possible.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Interconnect Enclosure Name '%6';
Interconnect Name '%7';
Interconnect Location '%8';
Interconnect Spare Part Number '%9';
Enclosure Serial Number '%10';
Trap Sequence Number '%11'

[SNMP TRAP: 22047 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Interconnect OK

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22048
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
Interconnect OK.
This trap signifies that an interconnect has returned to normal operation.
User Action: None.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Interconnect Enclosure Name '%6';
Interconnect Name '%7';
Interconnect Location '%8';
Interconnect Spare Part Number '%9';
Enclosure Serial Number '%10';
Trap Sequence Number '%11'

[SNMP TRAP: 22048 in CPQRACK.MIB]

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<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Server Blade requested to low power

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22049
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
Server Blade Requested To Low Power.
This trap signifies that a server blade is requested to low power.
User Action: None.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Server Blade Enclosure Name '%6';
Server Blade Name '%7';
Server Blade Position '%8';
Server Blade Spare Part Number '%9';
Enclosure Serial Number '%10';
Trap Sequence Number '%11'

[SNMP TRAP: 22049 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Server blade removed

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22050
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
Server Blade Removed.
This trap signifies that a server blade has been removed from the enclosure.
User Action: None.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';

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Server Blade Enclosure Name '%6';
Server Blade Name '%7';
Server Blade Position '%8';
Server Blade Spare Part Number '%9';
Enclosure Serial Number '%10';
Server Blade Serial Number '%11';
Server Blade Unique ID '%12';
Trap Sequence Number '%13'

[SNMP TRAP: 22050 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

Server Blade inserted

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 22051
NT Event Type: Informational
NT Event Message:
Server Blade Inserted.
This trap signifies that a server blade has been inserted into the enclosure.
User Action: None.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Rack Name: '%4';
Rack Unique ID: '%5';
Server Blade Enclosure Name '%6';
Server Blade Name '%7';
Server Blade Position '%8';
Server Blade Spare Part Number '%9';
Enclosure Serial Number '%10';
Server Blade Serial Number '%11';
Server Blade Unique ID '%12';
Trap Sequence Number '%13'

[SNMP TRAP: 22051 in CPQRACK.MIB]
<a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

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Generic Trap (Test SNMP Trap)

NT Provider: Blade Enclosure
NT Event ID: 11003
NT Event Type: Warning
NT Event Message:
Generic Trap.
User Action: None.
Source IP Address: '%1';
Source Name: '%2';
Message:
'%4'
[SNMP TRAP: 11003 in CPQHOST.MIB]
<br><br><a href="https://%1/">Onboard Administrator Web Console</a>

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Technical support

Additional references and troubleshooting resources

The following references and resources are available:

• Web pages related to the Operations Manager (http://www.hp.com/servers/integration)

• Microsoft® Operations Manager 2007 user documentation website

(http://www.microsoft.com/technet/opsmgr

• HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 Troubleshooting Assistant

• HP Server Integrations with Microsoft® System Center Support Matrix

(http://www.hp.com/support/MicrosoftIntegration/SystemCenter/Documentation

)

)

Before contacting HP support

Before contacting HP for support, review the following steps and collect the necessary system information
to help expedite a resolution:

1. Review the troubleshooting information found in this guide.

IMPORTANT: Before proceeding, access the HP website

(http://www.hp.com/servers/integration
BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 User Guide. Use the part
number and the date on the title page to determine which version you are using. The contents
of this guide are updated frequently and newer versions are placed on the HP website.
Download and open the updated file to use the current HP BladeSystem Management Pack for

2. See the HP website (http://www.hp.com/servers/integration) for product updates.

3. If you cannot resolve the problem with the information contained in this guide, have the following

Operations Manager 2007 User Guide.

information about your Operations Manager 2007 environment available:

o Microsoft® Windows® operating system version and patch levels
o The HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007 version installed
o The versions of Insight Management Agents as associated plug-in tools (such as Version Control

Agents and Insight Diagnostics)

o HP server type and models

) to verify you are using the current version of the HP

o HP server serial number
o Screen prints of any error messages received
o Detailed description of the problem

Technical support 70

Technical support contact information for the HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007

For technical support for Operations Manager 2007, contact Microsoft® support.
For technical support for the HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007, e-mail

HP support (mailto:[e-mail]

70)" for a list of information to include in your e-mail. Be sure to include a contact name and e-mail

address.
For technical support for HP products, excluding the Operations Manager, see "HP contact information

(on page 71)."

). See "Before contacting HP support (on page

HP contact information

For the name of the nearest HP authorized reseller:

• In the United States, see the HP US service locator webpage (http://www.hp.com/service_locator).

• In other locations, see the Contact HP worldwide (in English) webpage

(http://welcome.hp.com/country/us/en/wwcontact.html

For HP technical support:

).

• In the United States, for contact options see the Contact HP United States webpage

(http://welcome.hp.com/country/us/en/contact_us.html

o Call 1-800-HP-INVENT (1-800-474-6836). This service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a

week. For continuous quality improvement, calls may be recorded or monitored.

o If you have purchased a Care Pack (service upgrade), call 1-800-633-3600. For more

information about Care Packs, refer to the HP website (http://www.hp.com

). To contact HP by phone:

).

• In other locations, see the Contact HP worldwide (in English) webpage

(http://welcome.hp.com/country/us/en/wwcontact.html

).

Technical support 71

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

Acronyms and abbreviations 72

MP

Management Pack

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

SOAP

Simple Object Access Protocol

SP1

Service Pack 1

SQL

structured query language

UPS

uninterruptible power system

Acronyms and abbreviations 73

WMI

Windows Management Instrumentation

Acronyms and abbreviations 74

Index

A

Active Alerts view 27
adding enclosures 17
additional information 70
alerts 6, 24, 25, 36
architecture 7
audience assumptions 6
authorized reseller 70, 71

B

benefits 7

C

computer groups 6
connecting to Monitor Service 16
contact information 71
CSR (customer self repair) 71
customer self repair (CSR) 71
customer support services 70

D

F

features 6

H

Health Collection State 32
Health Explorer 30
help resources 19, 71
HP alerts 24
HP BladeSystem classes 20
HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Service 39
HP Lights-Out Management Processor task 38
HP Onboard Administrator 6, 19
HP Onboard Administrator task 37
HP website 9, 70, 71
HP, contacting 71

I

installation and configuration 9
installation instructions 10, 14
installation issues 10, 12, 14
installation overview 9, 10

device bay state 27
device bays 27
discovery rules 34
documentation 70

E

enclosure diagram view 27
enclosure monitor manager 15
enclosure state view 29
enclosures, adding 17
event description errors 41
event rules 6
events 41
events, defined 41
events, monitor NT 41
events, service NT 41
events, SNMP trap NT 46
events, SOAP NT 46

K

knowledge base data 6

L

launching monitor manager 16

M

management pack overview 6
management packs 12
Microsoft website 70
modifying enclosure configuration 18
modifying enclosure login 18
monitor 15, 34, 35
Monitor Manager 15
Monitor NT events 41
Monitor Service State view 33
monitoring, State Propagation 35

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N

NT events list 41

O

overview 6

P

platform support 7
product architecture 7
product overview 6
public views 6

R

refreshing monitor data 17
removing managed enclosures 18
requirements, SNMP 10
requirements, system 10
rule groups 6, 20, 36
rules, discovery 34

view, enclosure state 29
view, Monitor Service State 33
viewing HP alerts 24

W

website, HP 71
website, Microsoft 70
Windows Event Log 6

S

security settings 40
Service NT events 41
SNMP requirements 10
SNMP trap NT events 46
SOAP NT events 46
software procedures 20
state monitoring 20
support 70
system requirements 10

T

Task Status view 34
task, HP Onboard Administrator 37
tasks 20, 34, 37
tasks, HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor

Manager 37
tasks, HP Lights-Out Management Processor 38
technical support 70, 71
telephone numbers 70, 71

U

uninstalling software 13

V

view, enclosure diagram 27

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