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Intended audience
HP assumes that this level of expertise is available to customers using the HP ProLiant Server Management Packs for Microsoft® System Center
Operations Manager 2007 User Guide. HP recommends reviewing your Microsoft® product documentation for assistance in understanding this
guide.
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This guide is designed for system administrators who use the HP ProLiant Server Management Packs for
Microsoft® Systems Center Operations Manager 2007 (Operations Manager), Insight Management
Agents, Insight Management WBEM Providers and other HP applications and tools to manage the
operations of HP ProLiant servers within an Operations Manager 2007 environment.
You should be familiar with the configuration and operation of Microsoft® Windows®, Microsoft®
Systems Center Operations Manager 2007, HP Insight Management WBEM Providers and the HP Insight
Management Agents. Because of the potential risk of data loss, only individuals who are experienced
with using this software should implement the procedures described in this guide.
Introduction
HP delivers management packs that complement and extend Operations Manager 2007, integrating alert
processing, state monitoring, and hardware resource lifecycle management for HP ProLiant servers.
Designed specifically for Operations Manager 2007, the HP ProLiant Server Management Packs provide
predefined discoveries, views, monitors, event processing rules, and tasks which enable administrators to
proactively streamline IT operations and ensure increased systems availability by monitoring Microsoft®
Windows® environments and HP ProLiant server hardware platforms through a common Operations
Manager console.
The HP ProLiant Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007 automatically discover and
group HP ProLiant servers by hardware platform type. Default discoveries and monitors highlight the state
of HP hardware and management software components and present a consolidated view of system status.
The HP ProLiant Server Management Packs support two sources of instrumentation:
• Predefined event processing rules build on the functionality of the HP Insight Management Agents to
display Windows® Event Log entries for HP ProLiant server hardware as alerts in the Operations
Manager 2007 Console, including real-time and prefailure event definitions.
• Predefined event processing rules build on the functionality of the HP Insight Management WBEM
Providers to display Windows® Event Log entries for HP ProLiant server hardware as alerts in the
Operations Manager 2007 Console, including real-time and prefailure event definitions.
For advanced hardware lifecycle management and remote administration of HP ProLiant servers, the HP
ProLiant Server Management Packs for Operations Manager include tasks that launch HP Systems Insight
Manager for group systems administration, the HP System Management Homepage for single system
health and configuration monitoring, and advanced remote server administration through the HP
Integrated Lights-Out Management Processor when installed.
Features
The HP ProLiant Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007 support the following features:
Overview 5
• Integration with Operations Manager 2007 (HP ProLiant Server Management Packs with Operations
Manager 2007)
• Capability for User Defined Custom Data
• Unique Icons for Operations Manager Console Diagram View
• Streamlined procedure for HP ProLiant Server Management Packs for Operations Manager
installation
• Improved management of events by eliminating multiple alerts in Rules
•that imports management pack data into the Operations Manager 2007
Fully scripted installation
database automatically
• Automatic discovery and grouping of HP ProLiant servers by server family and platform type
• ponents sourced from
State monitoring for HP hardware subsystems and management software com
HP Insight Management Agents or HP Insight Management WBEM Providers
• rts
Predefined rules to process and display Windows® Event Log entries for HP server hardware ale
in the Operations Manager Cons
Management WBEM Providers.
•
Policies to present consolidated views of key HP server attributes for rapid system analysis, which
include CPU type, total memory, available hard drive storage, firmware revisions, and the versio
installed HP Insigh
WBEM Providers
t Management Agents or the installed version of the HP Insight Management
ole sourced from HP Insight Management Agents or HP Insight
n of
Bene
Ope
• HP ProLiant servers represented in the Diagram View
• ge and
Console Tasks to launch HP System Insight Manager, the HP System Management Homepa
HP Integrated Lights-Out Management Processors from the Operations Manager Console
•
Access to HP BladeSystem and other HP ProLiant Essentials value-added software for hardware
performance management, vulnerability assessm
ers and virtual systems through HP SIM
serv
ent, and advanced lifecycle administration of blade
fits
The HP ProLiant Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007 provide the following benefits:
• Hardware resource management for HP ProLiant servers with augmented Operations Manager 2007
• Simplified and proactive monitoring of the Microsoft® Windows®
a common Operations Manager 2007 console
and HP hardware resources using
• Streamlined IT administration and increased systems availability
rations Manager 2007 platform support
The HP ProLiant Server Man
and operate with Operati
System Center Integrations.
agement Packs for Operations Manager 2007 are fully qualified to install
ons Manager 2007. For more details, see the
HP Server Configuration for
Overview 6
CAUTION: HP strongly discourages the use of the HP Management Packs (IMP) for MOM
2000 or MOM 2005 Management Packs in an Operations Manager 2007 environment. The
new HP Server Management Packs for ProLiant servers take advantage of the redesigned
architecture and new features provided with Operations Manager 2007. Installing the HP
Management Packs for MOM 2000 or MOM 2005 Management Packs in an Operations
Manager 2007 environment might lead to duplicate event entries and groups.
Product architecture
The HP ProLiant Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007 integration is designed to
perform the following major functions:
• Automatically identify, group, and display HP ProLiant servers within the Operations Manager 2007
Console
• Populate Operations Manager with server attributes and configuration data for HP ProLiant
hardware and software components
• Monitor and display the state of HP ProLiant server hardware and the associated management
services
• Proactively identify, translate, and display HP ProLiant hardware events written to the Windows®
Event Log as Operations Manager alerts or the installed version of the HP Insight Management
Agents or HP Insight Management WBEM Providers
• Provide browser-based links to HP management tools for hardware resource management and
advanced remote administration from within Operations Manager 2007
The following elements of the HP ProLiant Server Management Packs are copied to the Operations
Manager database:
Classes and Attribu•tes
• Discoverie
• Monito
s
rs
• Rules
• Tasks
• Views
HP ProLiant Server Management Packs is a set of unrelated management packs. After the installatio
HP ProLiant Server Management Packs, the Operations Manager transfers the primary HP ProLiant
management packs to each computer system under the Operations Manager Agent. HP ProLiant
Management Packs perform an initial discovery to verify the system is supported by a server with the HP
management software. If the discovery succeeds, the appropriate additional management packs are
transferred to the HP servers. These man
state monitoring and event processing.
agement packs then run a detailed discovery process that enables
n of
After the server is properly discovered, HP ProLiant server information can be seen on the Operations
Manager console. HP ProLiant server grouping is performed on the Operations Manager Serv
discovered inventory data and monitored state are reflected on the state and diagram views.
This process does not take place for "agentless" servers under Operations Manager. Agentless servers
are monitored by an Operation Management Agent run on Operations Manager Server. This agent
performs management pack operation on the target server remotely which causes higher network traffic
er. The
Overview 7
and process power consumption on Operation Manager Server. HP recommends keeping the number of
agentless servers in your Operations Manager environment to a minimum.
HP ProLiant Server Management Packs elements
The following identifies some of the major elements of the HP ProLiant Server Management Packs for
Operations Manager 2007 and the underlying elements used to collect data and process hardware
events and state changes. The management packs support two sources of instrumentation: HP Insight
Management Agents and HP Insight Management WBEM Providers:
For HP Insight Management Agents:
• The HP ProLiant server discovery rules and scripts use HP Insight Management Agents, system BIOS
data, and information from WMI to identify HP ProLiant servers and collate individual system
configuration attributes.
• HP ProLiant server state monitoring rules use data from HP Insight Management Agents MIB files to
monitor the condition of HP ProLiant server hardware and to populate the State views in the
Operations Manager 2007 Console. HP ProLiant server state monitoring rules also monitor the
availability of key HP ProLiant management software and services, such as HP Insight Management
Agents.
• The HP ProLiant server event processing rules rely on HP Insight Management Agents and data
written to the Windows® Event Log to identify and process HP ProLiant hardware events.
When an HP Insight Management Agent generates an event, a corresponding entry is written to the
Windows® Event log, which is the primary event data source used by Operations Manager 2007. If
the HP event in the Windows® Event Log has an associated event processing rule defined by an HP
ProLiant Server Management Pack, an Operations Manager alert is generated and written to the
appropriate view in the Operations Manager Console.
HP alerts in Operations Manager include clear event details and knowledge-based data designed to
enable rapid analysis of real-time and prefailure conditions. Certain hardware events reported to the
Windows® Event Log can also generate additional events that indicate a change in hardware state.
For HP Insight Management WBEM Providers:
• The HP ProLiant server discovery rules and scripts use HP Insight Management WBEM Providers,
system BIOS data, and information from WMI to identify HP ProLiant servers and collate individual
system configuration attributes.
• HP ProLiant server state monitoring rules use data from HP Insight Management WBEM Providers to
monitor the condition of HP ProLiant server hardware and to populate the State views in the
Operations Manager 2007 Console. HP ProLiant server state monitoring rules also monitor the
availability of key HP ProLiant management software and services, such as HP Insight Management
WBEM Providers.
The HP ProLiant server event processing rules rely on HP Insight Management WBEM Providers •and
data written to the Windows® Event Log to identify and process HP ProLiant hardware events.
•
When an HP Insight Management WBEM Provider generates an event, a corresponding entry is
written to the Windows® Event log, which is the primary event data source used by Operations
Manager 2007. If the HP event in the Windows® Event Log has an associated event processing rule
defined by HP ProLiant Server Management Packs, an Operations Ma
written to the appropriate view in the Operations Manager Console.
nager alert is generated and
Overview 8
• HP alerts in Operations Manager include clear event details and knowledge-based data designed to
enable rapid analysis of real-time and prefailure conditions. Certain hardware events reported to the
Windows® Event Log can also generate additional events that indicate a change in hardware state.
Using the software (on page 28)" for information on the components provided with the HP ProLiant
See "
Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007.
WMI management and planning
HP Insight Management WBEM Providers enables WMI-based server management to ProLiant servers.
The providers offer server management instrumentation through WMI protocol while HP Insight
Management Agents provide it through SNMP protocol. HP continues to improve the providers to match
the same and more capability than the agents. For more information, see the
WBEM Provider (2.1 or higher) User Guide.
HP ProLiant Server WMI Management Pack is designed to bring WMI management capability easily and
seamlessly. The user imports the WMI management pack and installs the providers, and then WMI
management starts automatically without any customization. HP does not recommend installing both the
providers and the agents on a server because it causes instrumentation redundancy and the use of system
resource. If the user selects to install both the providers and the agents, HP ProLiant Server management
pack selects the agents as default. For more information, see
setting for WMI preference
management preference
("Overriding HP ProLiant Server Management setting for SNMP and WMI
" on page 23).
Overriding HP ProLiant server management
HP Insight Management
The following are key features of the HP ProLiant Server WMI Management Pack:
• The View in Operation Manager Console is shared with base management pack. No new view is
added.
• Class data structure is based on the original server management pack, and operation and process is
the same with released management pack.
• WMI management can be force-enabled by using the override setting if a server has both the HP
Insight Management WBEM Providers and the HP Insight Management Agents installed but want to
use WMI management.
• HP ProLiant Server WMI Management Pack is part of the current HP ProLiant Server Management
Pack. The installer is updated to add import selection menu to enable WMI Management.
Overview 9
Installation
Installation overview
The HP ProLiant Server Management Packs for Microsoft® Systems Center Operations Manager 2007 is
part of the HP Insight Control suite for Microsoft® System Center product. A free download is available
for customers who do not have the HP Insight Control suite. The HP Insight Control suite, which provides
compressive integrated features for Microsoft® Systems Center product environments such as Operations
Manager 2007, Configuration Manager 2007, and Virtual Machine Manager 2008, is integrated with
advanced plug-in products for HP Systems Insight Manager products.
The HP Insight Control suite DVD provides a guided installer (Autorun.exe) to select the HP ProLiant Server
Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007. Run the Autorun.exe program on the DVD, and then
follow the screen guide. The appropriate kit, such as Windows Server® 2008 X64 and X86 editions, is
selected on the installation environment.
NOTE: In the file names, n_n represents the version number (for example, use 1_2 for version
1.2).
To install the HP ProLiant Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007, perform the
following procedure:
NOTE: Steps 1 and 2 explain the free download operation. These steps are not needed for HP
Insight Control suite installation.
1. Download and unzip the hpProLiantServerMPKitsn_n.exe zip file to install from the HP website
http://www.hp.com/servers/integration).
(
2. Select the appropriate management pack to install.
HP ProLiant Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007 are delivered with
Windows® Installation Kits.
NOTE: The appropriate versions of HP Insight Management Agents or HP Insight Management
WBEM Providers are installed and running on all managed servers. For further information,
see the
WEBM Providers Configuration Guide.
The following table shows the kits available for selection.
HP Insight Management Agents Configuration Guide or HP Insight Management
Kit name File name Description
HP ProLiant Server
Management Pack for
Operations Manager 2007
(x86)
hpProLiantMP0
n_n(x86).exe Used to install HP ProLiant Server management
capability where Operations Manager 2007
is operating in an x86 environment
This kit supports both x86 and x64 ProLiant
Server managed nodes.
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Kit name File name Description
HP ProLiant Server
Management Pack for
Operations Manager 2007
(x64)
3. Install the HP ProLiant Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007 into the Operations
hpProLiantMP0
n_n(x64).exe Used to install HP ProLiant Server management
capability where Operations Manager 2007
is operating in an x64 environment
This kit supports both x86 and x64 ProLiant
Server managed nodes.
Manager environment.
The kits support a custom setup option. Select any or all of the following to be installed:
o Release Notes and Documents (automatically installed)
o Console Task Tools
o Management Packs
The custom setup option is used to install HP console task tools to each remote Operations Manager
Console.
NOTE: There are dependencies between management packs and console task tools, therefore
both components must be installed to ensure full functionality. The management packs must
always be installed on the Operations Manager 2007 server. The console task tools can be
installed on the Operations Manager 2007 server and on a remote operator console system.
The custom setup option is used to select components to install.
4. The installer imports the management packs to the Operations Manager 2007.
5. Complete the post-installation procedures to discover and display HP servers in Operations Manager
console.
Preinstallation checklist
Before installation, verify the following required configuration environments:
For WMI-based notifications:
• HP Insight Management WBEM Providers (2.1 or higher) has been installed on at least one of
managed ProLiant server nodes. The server must meet all criteria that HP Insight Management WBEM
Providers (2.1 or higher) program supports.
• HP Insight Management WBEM Providers (2.1 or higher) is functioning on each WBEM Provider-
installed ProLiant server. HP System Management Homepage is accessible to display system
information properly.
For detailed installation instructions for HP Insight Management WBEM Providers (2.1 or higher), see the
HP Insight Management WBEM Providers (2.1 or higher) User Guide.
For SNMP-based notifications:
• HP Insight Management Agents has been installed on at least one of managed ProLiant server
nodes. The server must meet all criteria that HP Insight Management Agents program supports.
• For detailed installation instructions for HP Insight Management Agents, HP Insight Management
Agents User Guide.
Installation 11
Installing the HP ProLiant Server Management Packs
for Operations Manager 2007 (x86 or x64
editions)
NOTE: In the file names, n_n represents the version number (for example, use 1_2 for version
1. If the Operations Manager console is running, close it.
2. Install and then execute either the hpProLiantMP0n_n(x86).exe file or the
hpProLiantMP0
Server or a system running remote Operations Manager console.
3. Click Next.
1.2).
n_n(x64).exe file on a system hosting the Operations Manager 2007 Management
Installation 12
4.
Select I accept the terms in the license agreement, and click Next.
5. To change the destination folder, click Change. If no folder change is required click Next, and then
go step 7.
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6.
Select the destination folder by using the folder navigation button to browse to the folder location or
by entering the folder name in the textbox. Click
OK.
7. Select the setup type from the following options:
o Complete—Select this setup type to install all necessary features onto the Operations Manager
2007 environment (continue to step 8).
o Custom—Select this setup type to select the features to install the Operations Manager 2007 in a
console-only environment (Remote Operations Manager console).
The Custom Data Manager must be installed on all remote consoles.
Installation 14
Click Next.
8. Select the required features to install from the menu. Click Next.
Installation 15
9.
Select the management packs to be imported into Operations Manager.
10. Click Install. The installer imports the management packs.
Installation 16
11.
The installation progress screen appears.
12. Click Finish.
Installation 17
After installing the HP ProLiant Server Management
Packs for Operations Manager 2007
The installation updates the system with components in the table below. By default, all files are installed in
the "%Program Files%\HP Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007" directory. If you
selected a different destination folder during the installation, these files are installed in the selected folder.
NOTE: In the file names, n_n represents the version number (for example, use 1_2 for version
HP ProLiant Server
Management Pack
Trouble Shooting
Assistant
License document
Release Notes
HP Custom Data
Manager
Logging text data of
imported result
Installation 18
When installation is complete, the installer imports the management packs to the Operations Manager
2007 server. The results can be viewed using the Management Packs view in the Operations Manager
2007 console. Import logging data is also available in the ProLiantImportMPs.log file.
The HP ProLiant Server Management Pack kit imports four management packs into the Operations
Manager 2007 server:
• Hewlett-Packard Servers Core Library—This defines the basic HP Server Class structure to support
ProLiant Servers Management.
• Hewlett-Packard ProLiant Servers Base—This defines the HP ProLiant Server Class structure to process
primary monitoring to ProLiant Servers.
• Hewlett-Packard ProLiant Servers SNMP Management Pack—This defines the HP Insight
Management Agents-based management for states and events.
• Hewlett-Packard ProLiant Servers WMI Management Pack— This defines the HP Insight Management
Providers-based management for states and events.
These management packs are deployed automatically, and you can view state and event information after
the installation.
This installation also adds entries in the programs menu on the Windows® Start menu.
Uninstalling the HP ProLiant Server Management
Packs for Operations Manager 2007
NOTE: Uninstalling the kits will not delete the imported Management Packs from the
Operations Manager 2007 servers.
Installation 19
Before attempting to remove the kits from the Add/Remove Programs menu, you must manually delete all
dependent management pack data from the Operations Manager 2007 console and the HP ProLiant
management packs.
You can check current dependency in the Administration screen. For example, right-click the HP ProLiant
Servers SNMP Management Pack you want to check, and select
Management Pack that depends on this Management Pack list does not display any dependency,
If the
Properties. Select the Dependencies tab.
then the management pack can be deleted. If there are dependencies present, you must verify that it is
appropriate to delete them.
After the HP ProLiant Server Management Packs are deleted from the Operations Manager 2007 server,
complete the following to uninstall all kit contents:
1. Locate the HP ProLiant Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007 in the Windows®
Add/Remove programs menu. Click
2. Click Next.
Change to begin the removal process.
Installation 20
3.
Select Remove, and then click Next.
4. Click Remove.
Installation 21
The uninstallation progress screen appears.
5.When the removal is complete, click Finish.
Installation 22
Overriding HP ProLiant Server Management setting
for SNMP and WMI management preference
After installation, you can override HP ProLiant Server Management Pack by setting preferences for SNMP
or WMI management. The override setting is needed only when a server has both the HP Insight
Management WBEM Providers and the HP Insight Management Agents installed. HP does not recommend
the installation of both. If the server has both installed, the default preference is SNMP. To configure the
preference, select the SNMPWMIPreference override setting for HP ProLiant Server Discovery Rule in the
HP ProLiant Server Base Management Pack:
• To set preferences for the HP Insight Management Agents, select SNMP to SNMPWMIPreference.
• To set preferences for the HP Insight Management WBEM Providers, select WMI to
SNMPWMIPreference.
You can override setting to all servers or each of the servers.
Configuring a single server
1. From the Operations Manager 2007 console, select Authoring>Management Pack Object>Object
Discoveries.
2. To override a single server, right-click HP ProLiant Server Discovery Rule, and select
Overrides>Override the Object Discovery>For a specific object of type: Windows Computer.
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3.
Search and select the server to be managed by HP Insight Management WBEM Providers.
4. In the override-controlled parameters of the Override Properties window, select SNMPWMIPreference
to match the override setting of WMI.
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5. Click OK, and then close the Override Properties window.
Configuring all servers
1. From the Operations Manager 2007 console, select Authoring>Management Pack Object>Object
Discoveries.
Installation 25
2.
To override a single server, right-click HP ProLiant Server Discovery Rule and select
Overrides>Override the Object Discovery>For all objects of type: Windows Computer.
Installation 26
3.
In the override-controlled parameters of the Override Properties window, select SNMPWMIPreference
to match the override setting of WMI.
4. Click OK, and then close the Override Properties window.
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Using the software
Using the HP ProLiant Server Management Packs for
Operations Manager 2007
The HP ProLiant Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007 include the following major
elements:
• Classes
• Views
• Discoveries
• Monitors
• Rules
•Tasks
The HP ProLiant Servers WMI Management Pack and the HP ProLiant Servers SNMP Management
have the same features and operations. A description of each operatio
accessible from the Start Program menu on the installed environment.
Before using the HP ProLian
wing con
folloditions exist:
• lled
The HP ProLiant Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007 have been insta
according to the
• gement WBEM Providers are installed, properly
HP Insight Management Agents or HP Insight Mana
configured, and running on
nt
Classes
The structure of the HP Server Classes is defined to provide the
Pack
n is in this guide, which is
t Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007, be sure that the
installation procedures ("Installation" on page 10) defined in this guide.
all managed servers.
NOTE: The appropriate versions of HP Insight Management Agents or HP Insight Manageme
WBEM Providers are installed and running on all managed servers. For further inform
see the
HP Server Integrations with Microsoft System Center Products Support Matrix.
following features:
ation,
• Provide abstract classes to abstract HP ProLiant servers.
• t HP Insight Management Agents and HP Insight Management
Provide abstract classes to abstrac
WBEM Providers.
• Organize classes into multiple management packs.
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The following figure shows HP Logical Hardware class inheritance hierarchy for HP Insight Management
Agent based managements.
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The following figure shows the HP ProLiant Group and Management Software class inheritance hierarchy.
HP Servers Core Library classes
The Core Library defines the primary abstract classes and group classes:
• HP Logical Hardware (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.HPLogicalHardware)
• HP Management Software (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.HPManagementSoftware)
Using the software 30
o
Version—Version information of HP management software
• HP Management Client Software (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.HPManagementClientSoftware)
• HP Management Server Software (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.HPManagementServerSoftware)
o Server Name (key)—Network name of HP server or computer
• HP Group (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.HPGroup)
• HP Server (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.HPServer)
o Network Name (key)—Network name of HP server or computer
o Manufacturer—Server manufacturer name
o Model—Model name of server
o Serial Number—Server serial number
o System Firmware—System firmware version
o System Type—Server system type
o Physical Memory (MB)—Physical memory size in megabytes
o Total Disk (GB)—Total disk size in gigabytes
o HP Management Version—HP management agents and provider versions
o Monitoring Source—Monitoring instrumentation name
o Custom Data 1—Title: User Custom Data field
o Custom Data 1—Value: User Custom Data field
o Custom Data 2—Title: User Custom Data field
o Custom Data 2—Value: User Custom Data field
o Custom Data 3—Title: User Custom Data field
o Custom Data 3—Value: User Custom Data field
o Custom Data 4—Title: User Custom Data field
o Custom Data 4—Value: User Custom Data field
o Custom Data 5—Title: User Custom Data field
o Custom Data 5—Value: User Custom Data field
• HP Servers Group (ID=HewlettPackard.ServersHPServersGroup)
• HP Health Collection (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.HPHealthConnection)
o Server Name—Network name of HP server or computer
• HP Computers Group (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.HPComputersGroup)
• HP All Instance Group (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.HPAllInstanceGroup)
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HP ProLiant Servers Base classes
The HP Servers Base implements the HP ProLiant Server Class with Model Membership Groups.
• HP ProLiant Servers Group (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServersGroup)
• HP ProLiant ML Servers Group (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantMLServersGroup)
• HP ProLiant DL Servers Group (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantDLServersGroup)
• HP ProLiant BL Servers Group (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantBLServersGroup)
• HP ProLiant Server (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServer)
oIntegrated Lights-Out IP Address—IP Address of Integrated Lights-Out Management Processor
• HP ProLiant ML Server (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantMLServer)
• HP ProLiant DL Server (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantDLServer)
• HP ProLiant BL Server (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantBLServer)
• HP ProLiant Other Model Server (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantXXServer)
Using the software 32
• HP ProLiant Health Collection (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantHealthCollection)
HP ProLiant ML Servers Group Contains HP ProLiant DL Server Relationship
(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantDLServersGroupContainsHP
•
HP ProLiant ML Servers Group Contains HP ProLiant BL Server Relationship
(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantBLServersGroupContains
•
Windows® Computer Hosting HP ProLiant Server Relationship
(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.WindowsComputerHostsHPProLiant
pContainsHPProLiantMLServer)
ProLiantDLServer)
HPProLiantBLServer)
Server)
•
HP ProLiant Server Hosting HP ProLiant Processors Collection Relationship
(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServerHostsHPProLiantProcessors)
•
HP ProLiant Server Hosting HP ProLiant Memory Collection Relationship
(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServerhostsHPProLiantMemory)
•
HP ProLiant Server Hosting HP ProLiant Cooling Collection Relationship
(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServerHostsHPProLiantCooling)
•
HP ProLiant Server Hosting HP ProLiant Realtime Monitors Collection Relationship
(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServerHostsHPProLiantRealtimeMon
• HP ProLiant Server Hosting HP ProLiant Temperature Sensors Collection Relationsh
The HP ProLiant Servers WMI Management Pack defines the following classes. Te
Collection Classes are included in the HP ProLiant Servers WMI Management Pack, and all these are
present within the HP ProLiant Servers SNMP Management Pack.
NOTE: The UPS and Realtime Monitors are not present in the HP ProLiant Servers WMI
The Operations Manager 2007 Console provides a collection of folders and windows for viewing
information stored in the Operations Manager database. The HP ProLiant Server Management Packs for
Oper views that present information about each HP
rations Manager 2007 include predefined HP serve
e
serv r and associated alerts.
The following views are added on the Operations Manager Console after successful installation of the HP
ProLiant Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007:
• HP Servers—This is the root folder that includes all HP server related views.
• P S
Hervers/Active Alerts—This view displays all active alerts generated by Collection classes.
• HP S
ervers/Computers—This view displays all HP computers.
• HP Servers/Group State—This view displays the state view by Groups.
• HP Servers/Health
• er
HP Servers/HP Management Servers—This view displays the state view of HP management serv
software such as the HP Systems Insight Manager.
• HP Servers/Server Diagram—This view displays the diagram view starting with th
Group.
Collection State—This view displays the state view by Collection classes.
e HP Servers
• HP Servers/Server State—This view displays the state view for HP servers.
• HP Servers/Task Status—This view displays the task results. Only remote
NOTE: There are Integrated Management Log
Manage
ment Packs. These task statuses display on the Task Status view.
tasks available with ProLiant Server
tasks appear.
Active Alerts view
The Active Alerts vie
details for an individual alert, selec
Knowledge base text w
e pent processing rules included with the HP ProLiant Server Management Packs for
Thredefined ev
Opeoatically identify and display HP ProLiant server events
rati ns Manager 2007 are designed to autom
receiindows® Event Log as Operations Manager 2007 alerts.
ved in the W
The fation appears in the alert details:
ollowing inform
•
Alert Name
• Source of Alert
• Path
• Alert Rule Name
• Created Time
• Alert Description
• Knowledge
o Resolution with embedded Console tasks
o Causes
w shows all active alerts associated with HP health collection classes. To display
t the alert from the Active Alerts pane. The Alert Details pane shows HP
ith the originated NT® Event message in the Alert Description.
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o
Summary
o Related Links
The Resolution section contains the following tasks to assist in tool access:
• HP System Management Homepage
• HP Integrated Lights-Out
Analyzing HP alerts
The HP alerts contain server 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 indicates suggested resolutions to the alert. To view full knowledge
information, click View additional knowledge from the Alert Details pane. Read the Product Knowledge
and take action as described in the Resolutions section. If necessary, launch the Console Tasks defined in
the Product Knowledge.
You can use the information in the alert to implement a rapid response and maintain system availability.
For additional system data, you can view the HP System Management Homepage on the individual server
or use HP SIM to manage multiple systems. Use the tasks provided with the Product Knowledge.
For more information on launching these tasks within the Operations Manager 2007 console, see
for HP servers
("Tasks for HP ProLiant servers" on page 60).
Tasks
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Computers view
The Computers view shows all HP computers managed by HP Insight Management Agents, HP Insight
Management WBEM Providers, and the hosted Microsoft® applications. This view shows the health state
of each computer and you can use Microsoft® tasks as defined in the Microsoft® Computer class.
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To view associated HP information, right-click the server entry, and select Open>Diagram View. This view
will show the relationship between HP Server and Windows® Computer classes along with other
managed classes under the Windows® Computer class instance.
The state of the HP Server class instance will be propagated to the Windows® Computer class instance.
Group State view
The Group State view shows each Server Model Group State propagating from underlying Server
Models. To view members of HP Server Group, right-click the group entry, and select Open>Diagram View.
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Health Collection State view
The Health Collection State view shows the state of all collections of HP servers. You can view all failed
collections at once by sorting the State column.
HP Management Servers view
The HP Management Servers view lists all computers that host the HP Systems Insight Manager (SIM)
application for cross-platform hardware resource lifecycle management. The HP ProLiant Server
Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007 include a task that enables HP SIM to be launched
within Operations Manager 2007.
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Server Diagram view
The Server Diagram view provides a graphical display of groups and associated HP servers and
subsystems (collections). HP ProLiant servers are displayed in the Server Diagram pane. Expand each icon
node to drill down to the next level of information.
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Server State view
The Server State view displays the overall status of HP hardware associated with the listed computers. To
view detailed state information for HP health collections for a computer, select the computer, and launch
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. 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 knowledge information, and then
select the State Change Event tab to view state change history.
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Failed Component as "State Property" when using HP ProLiant Servers SNMP
Management Pack
The following figure is an example of Health State Change history and state property bag data. The
property bag data contains a list of properties with Health State Update and Failed Component
information.
The Failed Component information is available by collection monitors:
• Processor Health Collection: Processor Name
• Memory Health Collection: Memory Module or Memory Board Name
• Cooling Health Collection: Fan Type
• Power Supplies Health Collection: Power Supply Name
• Realtime Monitoring Collection: Auto Server Recovery
•
Server Others Health Collection: Component Name such as Base System, Threshold Management,
Operating S
and POST)
Other Health Collections that were not described previously, display N/A to indicate there is no further
information available for th
Management Homepage.
ystem, Non HP Devices, Windows, Appliance, Enclosure, and Other System Health (UID
e failed component. For detailed diagnostic information, launch the HP System
Failed Component as "Diagnostic script" when using HP ProLiant Servers WMI
Management Pack
Diagnostic scripts are run to get component level failure information on an HP ProLiant server. Results o
these scripts are intended for debugging failed or warning health monitors in the HP ProLiant Servers
f
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WMI Management Pack. These scripts are associated with each HP ProLiant Server WMI Health Monitor
and run automatically whe
n the state of a monitor changes.
• Healthy to Warning
• Warning to Critical
• Critical to Warning
The following are HP ProLiant Servers WMI Management Pack diagnostic scripts characteristics:
•
All diagnostic script output has information about all the components on the server.
• n the
All diagnostic scripts only run when a state change has occurred. If a health collection stays i
Warning state for multiple component fa
redundancy sets), the diagnostic script only runs the first time the st
failed components in such a situation, the script must be manually run. See Man
diagnostic scripts for more information.
ilures at multiple times (observed with component
ate change occurs. To see new
ually initiate
• The log collection health monitor
You can see the output of these scripts from the Health Explorer for a monitor. The following is a sample
output of a script.
does not have diagnostic script.
Ttable lists all diagnostic scripts and thciated monitorervers he following eir assos in the HP ProLiant S
WMI Management Pack.
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.WMI.SensorE
rrorDiagnosticScript: HP ProLiant WMI Sensor
Collection Error Diagnostic Script
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.WMI.PowerEr
rorDiagnosticScript: HP ProLiant WMI Power
Collection Error Diagnostic Script
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.WMI.Stora
ErrorDiagnosticScript: HP ProLiant WMI Serv
Storage
Collection Error Diagnostic Script
HP ProLiant WMI Temperatu
Sensors C
ollection Health
Monitor
HP ProLiant WMI Power
Supplies
Collection Health
Monitor
ge
er
Storage C
ollection Health
Monitor
s HealthWarning
HealthWarning HP ProLiant WMI Memory
HealthWarning HP ProLiant WMI Cooling
re
HealthWarning
HealthWarning
HealthWarning HP ProLiant WMI Server
HealthWarning
HealthWarning
HealthWarning
HealthError
HealthError
HealthError
re
HealthError
HealthError
HealthError HP ProLiant WMI Server
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ID: Name Monitor name Run-on Health state
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.WMI.Networ
kErrorDiagnosticScript: HP ProLiant W
MI
Server Network Collection Error Diagnos
HP ProLiant WMI S
Networks Collection Heal
tic
Monitor
Script
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.WMI.MPError
DiagnosticScript: HP ProLiant WMI
Management Processor Collection Error
HP ProLiant WMI
Management Processors
Collection
Health Monitor
Diagnostic Script
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.WMI.OtherErr HP ProLiant WMI Server
rorDiagnosticScript: HP ProLiant WMI Othe
Collection Error Diagnostic Script
Others Collection Health
Monitor
erver
HealthError
th
HealthError
HealthError
stic scripts Manually initiate diagno
Diagnostic scripts are normally configured to run automatically on a state change of any HP ProLiant
Server WMI health monitor, but you can choose to manually run it from the health explorer. To manually
initiate diagnostic scripts:
1. Select a monitor and open health explorer.
2. Select the HP ProLiant Server WMI health collection monitor, and then click the State Changes tab.
3. Choose any of the above listed state change events, and then click the diagnostic script name.
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NOTE: The latest data output produced by manually run diagnostic scripts are from the
execution process.
Disabling diagnostic scripts by override
Diagnostic scripts can be disabled by using diagnostic overrides. You can choose not to run a diagnostic
script by changing the diagnostic script override property from Enabled to False for any HP ProLiant
Server WMI Health Collection monitor. You can also override and disable diagnostic script executio
all monitors by repeating the same process on a
execution for a monitor on all servers or on
single server and on all servers, see
management preferenc
management preference
d
To isable diagnostic scripts by override:
1.from the Authoring>Monitors screen in Operations
Select the HP ProLiant Server WMI health monitor
e ("Overriding HP ProLiant Server Management setting for SNMP and WMI
" on page 23).
.Overr
ll monitors. You can disable the diagnostic script
a single server. For information on how to create overrides for
iding HP Server management setting for SNMP and WMI
Console.
2. Right click the monitor, and select Overrides>Override Diagnostic. Select the script name, and then
select if it is for a specific object or all objects.
n on
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3.
Check the override checkbox, and then select False in the Override Setting for the Enabled
parameter.
4. Click Apply, and then close the Override Properties window.
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Task Status view
The Task Status view shows task results. HP ProLiant Server Management Packs have HP ProLiant
Integrated Management Log tasks that show the task results on this view.
WMI view
There is no specific view to the HP ProLiant Servers WMI Management Pack. All views are shared with
the HP ProLiant Servers SNMP Management Pack.
Discovering HP servers
The HP ProLiant Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007 include many discovery rules
HP core management pack discovery rule
in different management packs.
The HP servers core library management pack (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.Library) in HP ProLiant Server
Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007 contains the following discovery rule:
• HP Computer Discovery (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.HPComputerGroupDiscovery)—This rule
discovers HP servers and classifies them under the HP servers group.
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HP ProLiant base management pack discovery rules
The HP ProLiant servers base management pack (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant) in the HP ProLiant
Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007 contains the following discovery rules:
• HP ProLiant Server Discovery Rule
(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServerDiscoveryRule)—Discovers an HP ProLiant
server with these properties:
o Network Name
o Manufacturer
o Model
o Serial Number
o System Firmware
o System Type
o Physical Memory
o Total Disk
o HP Management Version
o Monitoring Source
o Insight Lights-Out IP address (the IP address is not visible in the Server Detail View, it is displayed
in the Diagram View and after the task is launched)
• HP ProLiant Systems Insight Manager Discovery Rule
(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantSystemsInsightManagerDiscoveryRule)—Discovers HP
Systems Insight Manager on an HP ProLiant server.
• HP Servers Group to ProLiant Servers Group Membership Rule
(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPServersGroupProLiantServersGroupMembershipRule)—
Instantiates HP ProLiant Servers group under HP Servers group.
• HP ProLiant Server Group to ML Servers Group Membership Rule
(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServersGroupMLServersGroupMembershipRule)—
Instantiates HP ProLiant ML Servers group under HP ProLiant Servers group
• HP ProLiant Servers Group to DL Servers Group Membership Rule
(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServersGroupDLServersGroupMembershipRule)—
Instantiates HP ProLiant DL Servers group under HP ProLiant Servers group
•
HP ProLiant Servers Group to BL Servers Group Membership Rule
(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServersGroupBLServersGro
Instantiates HP ProLiant BL Servers group under HP ProLiant Servers group
•
HP ProLiant Servers Group to HP ProLiant Other Model Servers Group Membership Rule
(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServersGroupHPProLiantXXMembershipRule)—
Discovers and classifies an HP ProLiant server (not BL, ML nor DL) un
upMembershipRule)—
der HP ProLiant Servers group
•
HP ProLiant ML Servers Group to HP ProLiant ML Membership Rule
(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantMLServersGroupHPProLiantMLMembers
Discovers and classifies an HP ProLiant ML server under HP ProLian
•
HP ProLiant DL Servers Group to HP ProLiant DL Membership Rule
(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantDLServersGroupHPProLiantDLMembers
Discovers and classifies an HP ProLiant DL server under HP ProLiant DL Servers group
hipRule)—
t ML Servers group
hipRule)—
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• HP ProLiant BL Servers Group to HP ProLiant BL Membership Rule
(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantBLServersGroupHPProLiantBLMembershipRule)—
Discovers and classifies an HP ProLiant BL server under HP ProLiant BL Servers group
The HP ProLiant Server Discovery Rule and the HP ProLiant Systems Insight Manager Discovery Rule run
every 60 minutes by default. To change the discovery frequency, complete the following procedure:
1. Open the Authoring panel.
2. Select Management Pack Objects>Object Discoveries. A list of Object Discoveries displays.
3. Select HP Proliant Server Discovery Rule.
4. In the Actions panel, select Overrides>Override the Object Discovery>For all objects of type:
Windows Computer.
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5.
The Override Properties window is displayed, and the IntervalSeconds parameter can be modified to
adjust the discovery frequency (in seconds).
To disable discovery, the same steps can be taken. Instead of selecting Override the Object Discovery,
select Disable Object Discovery.
HP ProLiant SNMP management pack discovery rules
The HP ProLiant Servers SNMP management pack (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.Proliant.SNMP) in the HP
ProLiant Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007 contain the following discovery rule:
• HP ProLiant SNMP Health Collection Discovery Rule
(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.ProLiantSNMPHealthDiscoveryRule)—Instantiates Health
Collection classes associated with HP ProLiant servers (This discovery rule runs every 60 minutes by
default).
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HP ProLiant WMI management pack discovery rules
The HP ProLiant Servers WMI management pack (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.Proliant.WMI) contains the
following discovery rule:
• HP ProLiant WMI Health Collection Discovery Rule
(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.WMI.ProLiantWMIHealthDiscoveryRule)-Instantiates Health
Collection classes associated with HP ProLiant servers. This discovery rule runs every 60 minutes by
default.
HP ProLiant servers discoveries
The discovery rules in the HP ProLiant Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007 help to
discover and automatically classify HP ProLiant servers into their appropriate group and Health Collection
classes.
Event processing rules
The HP ProLiant Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007 creates event processing rules
for targeting Health Collection classes. These rules identify HP events written to the Windows® Event Log
by HP Insight Management Agents or HP Insight Management WBEM Providers and display them as
Operations Manager 2007 alerts. The HP ProLiant Server Management Packs for Operations Manager
2007 provides knowledge-based data within the event processing rules. This data can be used to identify
the cause of an event and assist in reducing the time to resolution. Knowledge base data can be
annotated to include environment or customer specific information.
HP Servers ProLiant SNMP Management Pack defines processing rules for these Health Collections:
• Networks (ProLiant SNMP)—NIC and teaming network error monitoring
error monitoring
• Storage (ProLiant SNMP)—Storage system error monitoring
• Others (ProLiant SNMP)—Rack, Blade Enclosures, etc. error monitoring
• Realtime Monitors (ProLiant SNMP)—Aut
The Event rules for HP ProLiant servers contain all error processing rules. These rules can be edited f
the Active Alert or the Rule Authoring panes.
HP ProLiant Servers WMI Management Pack defines proc
• Processors (ProLiant WMI): Processor error and POST/Reboot monito
• Memory (ProLiant WMI): Memory error monito
• Temp Sensors (ProLiant WMI): Temperature sensor error monitor
o Server Recovery monitoring
essing rules for these Health Collections:
ring
ring
ing
• Cooling (ProLiant WMI): Fan error monitoring
• Power Supplies (ProLiant WMI): Power supply error monito
ring
rom
• Networks (ProLiant WMI): NIC and teaming network error monitoring
• Storage (ProLiant WMI): Storage system error monitoring
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The Active Alerts pane shows current Active Alerts. To access the Properties or Overrides menu, right-click
an Active Alert, and select Properties or Overrides.
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The Authoring Rules pane shows all rules. To search for a rule, enter the search text in the Look For
textbox, and then click Find Now. To access the Properties or Overrides menu, right-click an Active Alert,
and select Properties or Overrides.
Tasks for HP ProLiant servers
The HP ProLiant Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007 include predefined tasks that
can be used to access in-depth server information, carry out advanced remote server administration, and
perform lifecycle management on multiple servers, clients, printers, and other networked devices. HP tasks
appear in the Actions window. Not all tasks are shown in every view, because tasks are associated with
specific classes.
The HP ProLiant Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007 includes the following tasks:
• HP Custom Data Manager
• HP Integrated Lights-Out
• HP System Management Homepage
• HP Systems Insight Manager
• HP ProLiant Integrated Management Log Export
•HP ProLiant Integrated Management Log Clear
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• Remote Desktop and Computer Management
HP Custom Data Manager
The HP Custom Data Manager (CDM) maintains user-specified text information on a per server basis. It
can store text information such as warranty expiration, server memo, and server location description. The
text information format is open to users, and the CDM provides the means to view and input the
information.
CDM is a console task on Operations Manager 2007 and launches from HP Servers Groups and subgroups.
NOTE: CDM must be installed on each remote Operations Manager 2007 Console. For further
information, see
2007 (x86 or x64 editions)
It automatically locates the Operations Manager 2007 host name from the Operations Manager registry
with user credentials. Users need the proper access credentials to use this tool. CDM communicates with
the SDK interface of Operation Manager 2007 and enumerates all HP Server systems in the Operations
Manager 2007 domain. It does not enumerate non-HP servers.
The following command buttons are included with the Custom Data Manager:
• Open File allows users to load a previously-saved XML file to update the Custom Data section.
Installing the HP ProLiant Server Management Packs for Operations Manager
(on page 12).
• Save File allows users to save enumerated HP Server data to an XML file. Microsoft® Excel can be
used to edit the saved XML file to be loaded back to the CDM tool to update the Custom Data
section.
NOTE: The saved file must be saved as XML data, not an XML spreadsheet.
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• ReConnect allows users to reconnect to an Operations Manager 2007 server with current user
credentials to retrieve current HP Server information.
• Update allows users to sync with an Operations Manager 2007 server for Custom Data update.
• Exit and Remove Connecter allows users to close CDM and remove the Connector interface
specifically for CDM from Operations Manager 2007.
• Edit Names Properties allows users to set the CustomDataTitle properties to the desired string. There
are five CustomDataTitle properties which users can set for all HP Servers. The checkbox in the HP
Recommended Set provides the HP recommended default set of names.
To launch the HP CDM:
1. Select an HP Server group or an HP Server subgroup.
2. Click HP Custom Data Manager. The Custom Data Manager screen will appear. This screen shows
the Server Properties and the default Custom Data fields.
3. Select one of the command buttons described above to perform the desired operation. For example,
to change or set the strings in the Custom Data section, click Edit, and select Name Properties.
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4.
Enter the strings for the five common names desired, or click Click to set HP recommended set of
names.
5. Enter the strings for the CustomDataValue fields, click File, and click Save to save the custom data to
an XML file.
6. Click Update to save the custom data to the Operations Manager 2007 database.
7. Click File>Open to load a previously-saved XML file.
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8.
Select the Display Name option to list a specific server, and enter the server name in the Look For
textbox.
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9.
Select the Model Name option to list all servers of the same model, and enter the server model name
in the Look For textbox.
10. Close the Custom Data Manager window to exit the CDM.
To edit the saved XML file in Microsoft® Excel:
1. Click File, and select Open to load a previously saved XML file. Select XML Files (*.xml) in the Files of
type dropdown list, and select the previously saved file. Click Open.
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2.
Select how you would like to open the XML file.
3. Select As an XML list.
4. Click OK to view a standard Microsoft® Excel spreadsheet. Only columns CustomData1Title to
CustomData5Title, and CustomData1Value to CustomData5Value are customizable. Editing other
properties is not allowed.
5. After editing, click File, and select Save menu. Select XML Data from the File Type menu.
6. Click Continue to ignore the warning and Microsoft® Excel saves the result to a XML file that can be
loaded to CDM.
HP System Management Homepage task
The SMH provides a consolidated view of system hardware health, configuration, performance, and
status information for individual HP servers. The HP ProLiant Server Management Packs for Operations
Manager 2007 include a task to launch the HP SMH for an individual computer. This task is associated
as a console task on Operations Manager 2007 to launch from any HP ProLiant server.
To launch the SMH task:
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1.
Select an HP ProLiant server.
2. Click HP System Management Homepage.
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HP Systems Insight Manager task
HP System Insight Manager (HP SIM) is discovered by HP ProLiant Management Packs. The discovered HP
SIM are displayed in the HP Management Servers view. Select HP SIM in the main pane and the HP SIM
task is available at Actions pane.
Custom HP Systems Insight Manager task
Universal HP Systems Insight Manager task can be defined as a custom console task from the Authoring
tab view. Custom HP SIM console tasks can enable the easy launch of HP SIM from any view. To create
custom HP SIM console task, complete the following procedure.
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1.
Select Authoring view tab, expand the Management Pack Objects folder, and right click on the
Tasks folder. Select Create a new task…
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2.
Select Command Line in the Console Tasks folder, and select a Management Pack to store the
custom task information. Click Next.
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3.
Enter “HP Systems Insight Manager (Custom)” in the Task name textbox. Select Task target to “HP
Logical Hardware”. Click Next.
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4.
Enter “https://<HPSIMServerName>:50000”. Deselect the “Display output when this task is run”
checkbox. Click Create.
5. HP Systems Insight Manager (Custom) console task is now available in the Server State and Active
Alerts views.
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Remote Desktop and Computer Management tasks
Three Microsoft® Windows® tools are available from the Server State view and the Diagram view when
an HP Server is focused on the view. These console tools launch Windows® native tools on the local
system to remotely connect to the selected HP Server.
• Remote Desktop (Console)—Launches Remote Desktop with console mode
• Remote Desktop—Launches Remote Desktop
HP ProLiant Integrated Management Log task
HP ProLiant Server can have an Integrated Management Log to keep a record of historical hardware
events. Some historical hardware events cannot be reflected to other health collection. Health Collection
logs present the state of Integrated Management Log that may have error or warning states. These states
only appear when any other health collections cannot report the specific hardware issue situation. Two
tasks are provided to eliminate visiting each machine to view and clear records of Integrated
Management Log. These tasks are the following:
• HP ProLiant Integrated Management Log Export—exports Log records
• HP ProLiant Integrated Management Log Clear—exports, and then Clear Log records
Both tasks run remotely on the target system with the results seen on task screen on the Operations
Manager Console. Both tasks are associated with Logs Collection so these can be accessed from Health
Collection State view or Server Diagram view. The task results include record table with Excel CSV format,
so it can import to Excel after manual editing for easy viewing.
1. Select Health Collection State View. Locate the target Logs collection from the list on the main pane.
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2.
Click one of the tasks such as HP ProLiant Integrated Management Log Export or click Clear from
action pane.
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3.
The confirmation screen is displayed. Click Run and wait for the results to display.
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4.
Click Task State View to retrieve latest results of tasks anytime.
HP Integrated Lights-Out task
HP ProLiant servers can 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 ProLiant Server Management Packs for Operations Manager 2007
include a task that collects HP Integrated Lights-Out management processor data and creates an
associated browser link to remotely access the selected HP ProLiant server.
To launch the HP Integrated Lights-Out task:
1. Select the HP ProLiant server for which the management processor will display information.
2. Click HP Integrated Lights-Out.
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3.
Log in to HP Integrated Lights-Out.
HP ProLiant Servers WMI management pack tasks
There is no specific task to the HP ProLiant Servers WMI Management Pack. All tasks are shared with the
HP ProLiant Servers SNMP Management Pack.
Monitors
HP ProLiant Server Management Packs include a set of monitors to update the health states from HP
management software. Monitors are presented in the following categories:
• Health Collection State monitoring—These monitors update the health states to each Health
Collection class instance.
• State Propagation monitoring—These monitors update the health states to propagate from a lower
associated class instance to a higher class instance.
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• Management Software monitoring—These monitors update the health states of HP Insight
Management Agents or HP Insight Management WBEM Providers.
Management Software monitoring—These monitors update the health states of HP Insight Management
Agents.
The following table shows each set of monitors defined in the HP ProLiant Server Management Packs.
Monitors for HP ProLiant Servers Base Management Packs
ID: Name Type Target
class
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantSy
stemsInsightManagerHealthMonitor : HP
ProLiant Systems Insight Manager Health
Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPServersGr
oupProLiantServersGroupHealthRollupMonitor
: HP ProLiant Servers Group to HP Servers
Group Health Rollup Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantS
erversGroupMLServersGroupHealthRollupMo
nitor : HP ProLiant ML Servers Group to HP
ProLiant Servers Group Health Rollup Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantS
erversGroupDLServersGroupHealthRollupMon
itor : HP ProLiant DL Servers Group to HP
ProLiant Servers Group Health Rollup Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantS
erversGroupBLServersGroupHealthRollupMon
itor : HP ProLiant BL Servers Group to HP
ProLiant Servers Group Health Rollup Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantS
erversGroupProLiantXXServerHealthRollupMo
nitor : HP ProLiant Other Model Server to HP
ProLiant Servers Group Health Rollup Monitor
Unit Monitor HP Systems
Insight
Manager
Dependency
Monitor
Dependency
Monitor
Dependency
Monitor
Dependency
Monitor
Dependency
Monitor
HP Servers
Group
HP ProLiant
Servers
Group
HP ProLiant
Servers
Group
HP ProLiant
Servers
Group
HP ProLiant
Servers
Group
Description
Monitors the
health of HP
Systems Insight
Manager
This Health
Rollup Monitor
rolls up from the
ProLiant Servers
Group to the HP
Servers Group
This Health
Rollup Monitor
rolls up from the
HP ProLiant ML
Servers Group
to the HP
ProLiant Servers
Group
This Health
Rollup Monitor
rolls up from the
HP ProLiant DL
Servers Group
to the HP
ProLiant Servers
Group
This Health
Rollup Monitor
rolls up from the
HP ProLiant BL
Servers Group
to the HP
ProLiant Servers
Group
This Health
Rollup Monitor
rolls up from the
HP ProLiant
Other Model
Server to the HP
ProLiant Servers
Group
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ID: Name Type Target
class
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantM
LServersGroupProLiantMLServerHealthRollup
Monitor : HP ProLiant ML Server to HP
ProLiant ML Servers Group Health Rollup
Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantDL
ServersGroupProLiantDLServerHealthRollupM
onitor : HP ProLiant DL Server to HP ProLiant
DL Servers Group Health Rollup Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantBL
ServersGroupProLiantBLServerHealthRollupM
onitor : HP ProLiant BL Server to HP ProLiant
BL Servers Group Health Rollup Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.WindowsCo
mputerHPProLiantServerHealthRollupMonitor :
HP ProLiant Server to Windows Computer
Health Rollup Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantPr
ocessorsHealthRollupMonitor : HP ProLiant
Processors to HP ProLiant Server Health
Rollup Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantM
emoryHealthRollupMonitor : HP ProLiant
Memory to HP ProLiant Server Health Rollup
Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantC
oolingHealthRollupMonitor : HP ProLiant
Cooling to HP ProLiant Server Health Rollup
Monitor
Dependency
Monitor
Dependency
Monitor
Dependency
Monitor
Dependency
Monitor
Dependency
Monitor
Dependency
Monitor
Dependency
Monitor
HP ProLiant
ML Servers
Group
HP ProLiant
DL Servers
Group
HP ProLiant
BL Servers
Group
Windows®
Computer
HP ProLiant
Server
HP ProLiant
Server
HP ProLiant
Server
Description
This Health
Rollup Monitor
rolls up from the
HP ProLiant ML
Server to the HP
ProLiant ML
Servers Group
This Health
Rollup Monitor
rolls up from the
HP ProLiant DL
Server to the HP
ProLiant DL
Servers Group
This Health
Rollup Monitor
rolls up from the
HP ProLiant BL
Server to the HP
ProLiant BL
Servers Group
This Health
Rollup Monitor
rolls up from the
HP ProLiant
Server to the
Windows®
Computer
This Health
Rollup Monitor
rolls up from HP
ProLiant
Processors to HP
ProLiant Server
This Health
Rollup Monitor
rolls up from HP
ProLiant Memory
to HP ProLiant
Server
This Health
Rollup Monitor
rolls up from HP
ProLiant Cooling
to HP ProLiant
Server
Using the software 79
ID: Name Type Target
class
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantRe
altimeMonitorsHealthRollupMonitor : HP
ProLiant Realtime Monitors to HP ProLiant
Server Health Rollup Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantTe
mperatureSensorsHealthRollupMonitor : HP
ProLiant Temperature Sensors to HP ProLiant
Server Health Rollup Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantP
owerSuppliesHealthRollupMonitor : HP
ProLiant Power Supplies to HP ProLiant Server
Health Rollup Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantS
erverStorageHealthRollupMonitor : HP
ProLiant Server Storage to HP ProLiant Server
Health Rollup Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantS
erverNetworksHealthRollupMonitor : HP
ProLiant Server Networks to HP ProLiant
Server Health Rollup Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantM
anagementProcessorsHealthRollupMonitor :
HP ProLiant Management Processors to HP
ProLiant Server Health Rollup Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantLo
gsHealthRollupMonitor : HP ProLiant
Hardware Logs to HP ProLiant Server Health
Rollup Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantU
PSHealthRollupMonitor : HP ProLiant UPS to
HP ProLiant Server Health Rollup Monitor
Dependency
Monitor
Dependency
Monitor
Dependency
Monitor
Dependency
Monitor
Dependency
Monitor
Dependency
Monitor
Dependency
Monitor
Dependency
Monitor
HP ProLiant
Server
HP ProLiant
Server
HP ProLiant
Server
HP ProLiant
Server
HP ProLiant
Server
HP ProLiant
Server
HP ProLiant
Server
HP ProLiant
Server
Description
This Health
Rollup Monitor
rolls up from HP
ProLiant
Realtime
Monitors to HP
ProLiant Server
This Health
Rollup Monitor
rolls up from
Temperature
Sensors to HP
ProLiant Server
This Health
Rollup Monitor
rolls up from
Power Supplies
to HP ProLiant
Server
This Health
Rollup Monitor
rolls up from
Server Storage
to HP ProLiant
Server
This Health
Rollup Monitor
rolls up from
Server Networks
to HP ProLiant
Server
This Health
Rollup Monitor
rolls up from
Management
Processors to HP
ProLiant Server
This Health
Rollup Monitor
rolls up from
Hardware Logs
to HP ProLiant
Server
This Health
Rollup Monitor
rolls up from
UPS to HP
ProLiant Server
Using the software 80
ID: Name Type Target
class
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantS
erverOthersHealthRollupMonitor : HP ProLiant
Server Others to HP ProLiant Server Health
Rollup Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantS
erverSNMPManagementHealthRollupMonitor
: HP Insight Management Agents to HP
ProLiant Server Health Rollup Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantS
erverWMIManagementHealthRollupMonitor:
HP Insight Management WBEM Providers to
HP ProLiant Server Health Rollup Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantS
erverSystemsInsightManagerHealthRollupMon
itor: HP Systems Insight Manager to HP
ProLiant Server Health Rollup Monitor
Dependency
Monitor
Dependency
Monitor
Dependency
Monitor
Dependency
Monitor
HP ProLiant
Server
HP ProLiant
Server
HP ProLiant
Server
HP ProLiant
Server
Description
This Health
Rollup Monitor
rolls up from
Server Others to
HP ProLiant
Server
This Health
Rollup Monitor
rolls up from HP
Insight
Management
Agents to HP
ProLiant Server
This Health
Rollup Monitor
rolls up from HP
Insight
Management
WBEM
Providers to HP
ProLiant Server
This Health
Rollup Monitor
rolls up from HP
Systems Insight
Manage to HP
ProLiant Server
Monitors for HP ProLiant Server SNMP Management Packs
ID: Name Type Target
Class
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPPr
oLiantSNMPProcessorsHealthMonitor : HP
ProLiant SNMP Processors Collection Health
Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPPr
oLiantSNMPMemoryHealthMonitor : HP
ProLiant SNMP Memory Collection Health
Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPPr
oLiantSNMPCoolingHealthMonitor : HP
ProLiant SNMP Cooling Collection Health
Monitor
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
SNMP
Processors
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
SNMP
Memory
Collection
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
SNMP
Cooling
Collection
Description
An Unit Monitor
runs a script to
get HP ProLiant
SNMP
Processors
Collection
Health
Runs a script to
get HP ProLiant
SNMP Memory
Collection
Health
Runs a script to
get HP ProLiant
SNMP Cooling
Collection
Health
Using the software 81
ID: Name Type Target
Class
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPPr
oLiantSNMPRealtimeMonitorsHealthMonitor :
HP ProLiant SNMP Realtime Monitors
Collection Health Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPPr
oLiantSNMPTemperatureSensorsHealthMonit
or : HP ProLiant SNMP Temperature Sensors
Collection Health Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPPr
oLiantSNMPPowerSuppliesHealthMonitor :
HP ProLiant SNMP Power Supplies Collection
Health Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPPr
oLiantSNMPServerStorageHealthMonitor : HP
ProLiant SNMP Server Storage Collection
Health Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPPr
oLiantSNMPServerNetworksHealthMonitor :
HP ProLiant SNMP Server Networks
Collection Health Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPPr
oLiantSNMPManagementProcessorsHealthMo
nitor : HP ProLiant SNMP Management
Processors Collection Health Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPPr
oLiantSNMPLogsHealthMonitor : HP ProLiant
SNMP Hardware Logs Collection Health
Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPPr
oLiantSNMPUPSHealthMonitor : HP ProLiant
SNMP UPS Collection Health Monitor
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
SNMP
Realtime
Monitors
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
SNMP
Temperatur
e Sensors
Collection
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
SNMP
Power
Supplies
Collection
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
SNMP
Server
Storage
Collection
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
SNMP
Server
Networks
Collection
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
SNMP
Manageme
nt
Processors
Collection
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
SNMP Logs
Collection
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
SNMP UPS
Collection
Description
Runs a script to
get HP ProLiant
SNMP Realtime
Monitors
Collection
Health
Runs a script to
get HP ProLiant
SNMP
Temperature
Sensors
Collection
Health
Runs a script to
get HP ProLiant
SNMP Power
Supplies
Collection
Health
Runs a script to
get HP ProLiant
SNMP Server
Storage
Collection
Health
Runs a script to
get HP ProLiant
SNMP Server
Networks
Collection
Health
Runs a script to
get HP ProLiant
SNMP
Management
Processors
Collection
Health
Runs a script to
get HP ProLiant
SNMP
Hardware Logs
Collection
Health
Runs a script to
get HP ProLiant
SNMP UPS
Collection
Health
Using the software 82
ID: Name Type Target
Class
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPPr
oLiantSNMPServerOthersHealthMonitor : HP
ProLiant SNMP Server Others Collection
Health Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantS
NMPManagement.SysMgmtHp.HealthMonito
r: HP ProLiant Insight Management Agents
Health Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantS
NMPManagement.CqMgHost.HealthMonitor:
HP ProLiant Insight Management Agents
Health Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantS
NMPManagement.CqMgServ.HealthMonitor:
HP ProLiant Insight Management Agents
Health Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantS
NMPManagement.CqMgStor.HealthMonitor:
HP ProLiant Insight Management Agents
Health Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantS
NMPManagement.CpqNicMgmt.HealthMonit
or: HP ProLiant Insight Management Agents
Health Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantS
NMPManagement.cpqvcagent.HealthMonitor
: HP ProLiant Insight Management Agents
Health Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantS
NMPManagement.CpqRcmc.HealthMonitor:
HP ProLiant Insight Management Agents
Health Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantS
NMPManagement.CpqRIIS.HealthMonitor:
HP ProLiant Insight Management Agents
Health Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantS
NMPManagement.sysdown.HealthMonitor:
HP ProLiant Insight Management Agents
Health Monitor
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
SNMP
Server
Others
Collection
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
SNMP
Manageme
nt
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
SNMP
Manageme
nt
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
SNMP
Manageme
nt
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
SNMP
Manageme
nt
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
SNMP
Manageme
nt
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
SNMP
Manageme
nt
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
SNMP
Manageme
nt
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
SNMP
Manageme
nt
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
SNMP
Manageme
nt
Description
Runs a script to
get HP ProLiant
SNMP Server
Others
Collection
Health
Monitors the
health of HP
System
Management
Homepage
Monitors the
health of HP
Insight
Foundation
Agents
Monitors the
health of HP
Insight Server
Agents
Monitors the
health of HP
Insight Storage
Agents
Monitors the
health of HP
Insight NIC
Agents
Monitors the
health of HP
Version Control
Agents
Monitors the
health of HP
ProLiant Remote
Monitor Service
Monitors the
health of HP
ProLiant Rack
Infrastructure
Interface Service
Monitors the
health of HP
ProLiant System
Shutdown
Service</Descri
ption>
Using the software 83
ID: Name Type Target
Class
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantS
NMPManagement.CIMnotify.HealthMonitor:
HP ProLiant Insight Management Agents
Health Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantS
NMPManagement.hplopts.HealthMonitor: HP
ProLiant Insight Management Agents Health
Monitor
Monitors for HP ProLiant Server WMI Management Packs
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
SNMP
Manageme
nt
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
SNMP
Manageme
nt
ID: Name Type Target
Class
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.WMI.HPProL
iantWMIProcessorsHealthMonitor: HP
ProLiant WMI Processors Collection Health
Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.WMI.HPProL
iantWMIMemoryHealthMonitor: HP ProLiant
WMI Memory Collection Health Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.WMI.HPProL
iantWMICoolingHealthMonitor: HP ProLiant
WMI Cooling Collection Health Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.WMI.HPProL
iantWMITemperatureSensorsHealthMonitor:
HP ProLiant WMI Temperature Sensors
Collection Health Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.WMI.HPProL
iantWMIPowerSuppliesHealthMonitor: HP
ProLiant WMI Power Supplies Collection
Health Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.WMI.HPProL
iantWMIServerStorageHealthMonitor: HP
ProLiant WMI Server Storage Collection
Health Monitor
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
WMI
Processors
Collection
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
WMI
Memory
Collection
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
WMI
Cooling
Collection
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
WMI
Temperatur
e Sensors
Collection
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
WMI Power
Supplies
Collection
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
WMI Server
Storage
Collection
Description
Monitors the
health of HP
Insight Event
Notifier
Monitors the
health of HP iLO
Passthrough
Service
Description
Runs a script to
get HP ProLiant
WMI Processors
Collection
Health
Runs a script to
get HP ProLiant
WMI Memory
Collection
Health
Runs a script to
get HP ProLiant
WMI Cooling
Collection
Health
Runs a script to
get HP ProLiant
WMI
Temperature
Sensors
Collection
Health
Runs a script to
get HP ProLiant
WMI Power
Supplies
Collection
Health
Runs a script to
get HP ProLiant
WMI Server
Storage
Collection
Health
Using the software 84
ID: Name Type Target
Description
Class
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.WMI.HPProL
iantWMIServerNetworksHealthMonitor: HP
ProLiant WMI Server Networks Collection
Health Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.WMI.HPProL
iantWMIManagementProcessorsHealthMonit
or: HP ProLiant WMI Management Processors
Collection Health Monitor
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
WMI Server
Networks
Collection
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
WMI
Manageme
nt
Processors
Collection
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.WMI.HPProL
iantWMILogsHealthMonitor: HP ProLiant
WMI Hardware Logs Collection Health
Monitor
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
WMI
Harware
Logs
Collection
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.WMI.HPProL
iantWMIServerOthersHealthMonitor: HP
ProLiant WMI Server Others Collection
Health Monitor
HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiant
WMIManagement.winmgmt.HealthMonitor:
HP ProLiant Insight WMI Management
Providers Health Monitor (WMI Providers
WMIManagement.WMISTOR.HealthMonitor:
HP ProLiant Insight WMI Management
Providers Health Monitor (HP WMI Storage
Unit Monitor HP ProLiant
WMI
Manageme
nt
Providers)
Runs a script to
get HP ProLiant
WMI Server
Networks
Collection
Health
Runs a script to
get HP ProLiant
WMI
Management
Processors
Collection
Health
Runs a script to
get HP ProLiant
WMI Hardware
Logs Collection
Health
Runs a scrip to
get HP ProLiant
WMI Server
Others
Collection
Health
Monitors the
health of WMI
Providers
Service
Monitors the
health of HP
WMI Storage
Providers
Overriding individual monitors
Use the following procedures to override individual monitor properties.
Using the software 85
1.
Select the Authoring tab, and select Monitors.
2. Enter the monitor rule name in the Look for textbox.
Using the software 86
3.
Select the monitor rule from the Search results screen. The information displays in the Monitor Details
pane.
Using the software 87
4.
Click View Knowledge to access the definition of the monitor. The Properties dialog appears.
5. Click Close.
Using the software 88
6.
To override the settings of this monitor, click the Overrides>Override the Monitor.
Using the software 89
7.
Select the Override checkbox next to the appropriate Parameter Name from the menu. The Override
Properties dialog window appears.
Using the software 90
8.
All available overriding parameters display in the dialog window. Select the entry to override, and
enter the Override Setting.
Security settings for HP tasks
Security settings are required to run HP tasks properly. HP tasks are categorized into three types:
• Console Tasks that launch an external tool that does not communicate to Operations Manager
interface (Type A)
o HP System Management Homepage
o HP Integrated Insights Lights-Out
o HP Systems Insight Manager
o HP SMH Certificate
o Remote Desktop
Using the software 91
o
Remote Desktop (Console)
o Computer Management
• Console Tasks that launch an external tool that directly communicates to Operations Manager
interface (Type B)
o HP Custom Data Manager
• Tasks that run on a managed node under Operations Manager Health Service. (Type C)
o HP ProLiant Integrated Management Log Export
o HP ProLiant Integrated Management Log Clear
To work with these tasks properly, the following user role profile and credentials are required:
• Type A—These tools are launched locally on the current user’s credentials. These include the
password validation process which prompts for the login information individually. The tools are
dependant on the current user’s credentials and the tool security management.
• Type B—HP Custom Data Manager accesses the SDK interface and the Connector interface of
Operations Manager. The SDK Interface provides the capability to read the HP Server custom data,
and the Connector interface provides the capability to write HP Server custom data. Reading
permission is assigned to members of the following Operator roles:
o Advanced Operator
o Author
o Operator
o Read-Only Operator
o Administrator of Operation Manager.
Writing permission is assigned to the Administrator role.
• Type C—These log tasks require proper Operations Manager role settings. Tasks can be executed
with Operator, Advanced Operator, Author and Administrator profiles. The operator profile can
select each task, by task, to allow access to members. Consult with the Operations Manager User
Guide for Security and User Role settings.
Using the software 92
Event rules for HP ProLiant servers (SNMP)
ProLiant base hardware events
Windows® Event ID Base hardware event description Target class
1025 Memory degraded Memory (ProLiant SNMP)
1026 Memory degraded Memory (ProLiant SNMP)
1027 Memory degraded Memory (ProLiant SNMP)
1028 Memory degraded Memory (ProLiant SNMP)
1031 Memory degraded Memory (ProLiant SNMP)
1034 Memory board or cartridge failed Memory (ProLiant SNMP)
1035 Memory degraded Memory (ProLiant SNMP)
1038 Memory board or cartridge failed Memory (ProLiant SNMP)
1039 Memory degraded Memory (ProLiant SNMP)
1071 Memory degraded Memory (ProLiant SNMP)
1072 Memory error tracking disabled Memory (ProLiant SNMP)
1092 POST degraded Others (ProLiant SNMP)
1103 Power subsystem degraded or failed Power Supplies (ProLiant SNMP)
1114 Processor degraded Processors (ProLiant SNMP)
1115 Base system degraded Others (ProLiant SNMP)
1124 Power subsystem degraded or failed Power Supplies (ProLiant SNMP)
1125 Power subsystem degraded or failed Power Supplies (ProLiant SNMP)
1126 Power subsystem degraded or failed Power Supplies (ProLiant SNMP)
1128 Power subsystem degraded or failed Power Supplies (ProLiant SNMP)
1137 DC-DC power converter degraded or
failed
1138 DC-DC power converter degrader or
failed
1139 DC-DC power converter degraded or
failed
1142 PCI adapter failed Others (ProLiant SNMP)
1155 Rack power supply failed Others (ProLiant SNMP)
1156 Rack power supply degraded Others (ProLiant SNMP)
1160 Rack power subsystem not redundant Others (ProLiant SNMP)
1161 Rack power subsystem degraded Others (ProLiant SNMP)
1162 Rack power subsystem degraded Others (ProLiant SNMP)
1163 Rack server power subsystem degraded Others (ProLiant SNMP)
Power Supplies (ProLiant SNMP)
Power Supplies (ProLiant SNMP)
Power Supplies (ProLiant SNMP)
Event rules for HP ProLiant servers (SNMP) 93
Windows® Event ID Base hardware event description Target class
1164 Rack server power subsystem degraded Others (ProLiant SNMP)
1165 Rack server power subsystem degraded Others (ProLiant SNMP)
1166 Rack enclosure power subsystem
degraded
1167 Rack enclosure power subsystem
degraded
1169 Rack enclosure power subsystem
degraded
1172 Rack enclosure power subsystem
degraded
1173 Rack enclosure power subsystem
degraded
1174 Rack enclosure power subsystem
degraded
1175 Rack enclosure power subsystem
degraded
1176 Rack power subsystem degraded Others (ProLiant SNMP)
1177 Rack enclosure power subsystem
degraded
1178 Rack enclosure power subsystem
degraded
Others (ProLiant SNMP)
Others (ProLiant SNMP)
Others (ProLiant SNMP)
Others (ProLiant SNMP)
Others (ProLiant SNMP)
Others (ProLiant SNMP)
Others (ProLiant SNMP)
Others (ProLiant SNMP)
Others (ProLiant SNMP)
ProLiant environmental hardware events
Windows® Event ID Environmental hardware event
description
1082 Temperature failed and system shutdown Temp Sensors (ProLiant SNMP)
1083 Temperature degraded Temp Sensors (ProLiant SNMP)
1085 Fan failed Cooling (ProLiant SNMP)
1086 Fan degraded Cooling (ProLiant SNMP)
1088 Fan failed Cooling (ProLiant SNMP)
1129 Fan degraded Cooling (ProLiant SNMP)
1130 Fan failed Cooling (ProLiant SNMP)
1131 Fan degraded Cooling (ProLiant SNMP)
1134 Temperature failed and system shutdown Temp Sensors (ProLiant SNMP)
1135 Temperature degraded Temp Sensors (ProLiant SNMP)
1147 Rack enclosure temperature degraded or
failed
1148 Rack enclosure temperature degraded or
failed or battery failed
1066 Drive array accelerator degraded or
data degraded or failed
1067 Drive array accelerator degraded or
failed or battery failed
1075 Storage system fan degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP)
1076 Storage system temperature failed Storage (ProLiant SNMP)
1077 Storage system temperature degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP)
1101 Storage system side panel degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP)
1104 Storage system fault-tolerant power
failed or battery failed
1149 External array accelerator failed or data
failed or battery failed
1150 External array accelerator failed or data
failed or battery failed
1151 External array controller degraded or
failed
1152 Storage system fan degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP)
1153 Storage system power supply degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP)
1154 Storage system power supply UPS
1 Memory failed HP Memory (ProLiant WMI)
2 Memory board failed HP Memory (ProLiant WMI)
3 Memory degraded HP Memory (ProLiant WMI)
ProLiant Processor events
Windows® Event ID WMI alert Target class
1 Memory failed HP Processor (ProLiant WMI)
2 Memory degraded HP Processor (ProLiant WMI)
ProLiant Sensor events
Windows® Event ID WMI alert Target class
3 Fan failed HP Sensor>HP Cooling (ProLiant
6 Fan degraded HP Sensor>HP Cooling (ProLiant
1003 Power supply failed HP Sensor>HP Power (ProLiant WMI)
1006 Power sub-system degraded HP Sensor>HP Power (ProLiant WMI)
2001 Temperature failed HP Sensor>HP Temperature (ProLiant
WMI)
WMI)
WMI)
ProLiant System events
Windows® Event ID WMI alert Target class
1 ASR reboot occurred HP System>HP Recovery (ProLiant
2 Thermal reboot occurred HP System>HP Recovery (ProLiant
1001 POST error occurred HP System>HP POST (ProLiant WMI)
WMI)
WMI)
Event rules for HP ProLiant servers (WMI) 99
ProLiant Ethernet events
Windows® Event ID WMI alert Target class
2 Network interface failed HP Ethernet (ProLiant WMI)
4 NIC teaming degraded HP Ethernet (ProLiant WMI)
5 NIC teaming failed HP Ethernet (ProLiant WMI)
8 NIC teaming member dropped HP Ethernet (ProLiant WMI)
12 Network interface degraded HP Ethernet (ProLiant WMI)