HP Server Management Packs for Microsoft System Center Essentials User Manual

HP Server Management Packs for Microsoft® System Center Essentials User Guide

Part Number 460344-001 September 2007 (First Edition)

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Overview..................................................................................................................................... 5

Getting started.......................................................................................................................................... 5

About this guide........................................................................................................................................ 5

Introduction .............................................................................................................................................. 5

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

Benefits.................................................................................................................................................... 6

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

How HP Server Management Packs operate ................................................................................................. 7

Installation ................................................................................................................................... 9

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

Installing the HP ProLiant Management Pack for System Center Essentials (x86 or x64 editions)......................... 10

After the installation of the HP ProLiant Management Pack for System Center Essentials ....................................15

Uninstalling the HP ProLiant Management Pack for System Center Essentials ...................................................16

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

Using the HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials............................................................. 20

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

HP Servers Core Library classes....................................................................................................... 22

HP ProLiant Servers Base classes ..................................................................................................... 24

HP ProLiant Servers SNMP classes ................................................................................................... 27

Views ....................................................................................................................................................28

Active Alerts view.......................................................................................................................... 28

Computers view ............................................................................................................................31

Group State view ..........................................................................................................................32

Health Collection State view ........................................................................................................... 33

HP Management Servers view......................................................................................................... 33

Server Diagram view .....................................................................................................................34

Server State view........................................................................................................................... 36

Task Status view............................................................................................................................39

Discovering HP servers............................................................................................................................. 39

HP core management pack discovery rule......................................................................................... 39

HP ProLiant base management pack discovery rules........................................................................... 39

HP ProLiant SNMP management pack discovery rules ........................................................................42

HP ProLiant servers discoveries........................................................................................................ 43

Event processing rules.............................................................................................................................. 43

Tasks for HP servers................................................................................................................................. 45

HP Custom Data Manager.............................................................................................................. 46

HP Systems Insight Manager task..................................................................................................... 52

Custom HP Systems Insight Manager task ......................................................................................... 52

Remote Desktop and Computer Management tasks ............................................................................ 57

HP ProLiant Integrated Management Log task....................................................................................57

HP Integrated Lights-Out task........................................................................................................... 60

Monitors ................................................................................................................................................61

Overriding individual monitors........................................................................................................67

Security for HP tasks ................................................................................................................................ 73

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Event rules for HP ProLiant servers................................................................................................. 75

ProLiant base hardware events.................................................................................................................. 75

ProLiant environmental hardware events..................................................................................................... 76

ProLiant remote management processor events............................................................................................ 77

ProLiant cluster hardware events................................................................................................................ 77

ProLiant network interface events............................................................................................................... 77

ProLiant server storage events ...................................................................................................................78

Technical support........................................................................................................................ 81

Additional references............................................................................................................................... 81

Before contacting HP support.................................................................................................................... 81

Technical support contact information for the HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials ...........82

HP contact information............................................................................................................................. 82

Acronyms and abbreviations........................................................................................................ 83

Index......................................................................................................................................... 85

Contents 4

Overview

Getting started

The following identifies key steps, terms and documents to consider when using the Management Packs for the first time:

• Custom Data Manager (CDM) is a new tool included in the HP Server Management Packs. You must

install the CDM on remote consoles using the custom installation option. For more information, see "Installation (on page 9)".

• Security settings are required to run HP Tasks properly. For more information, see "Security for HP

Tasks (on page 73)".

• New object types are defined for HP servers including Others and Log Classes. For definitions of

these objects, see "Discovering HP Servers (on page 39)".

• A new HP Server Configuration Guide for System Center Integrations is provided with the HP

Management Pack Kits. This guide details the supported versions and configurations.

• A Troubleshooting Assistant is provided within the HP Management Pack Kits to help you diagnose

and resolve issues before contacting HP.

About this guide

This guide is designed for system administrators who use the HP Server Management Packs for Microsoft® System Center Essentials, Insight Management Agents, and other HP applications and tools to manage the operations of HP ProLiant within a System Center Essentials environment.

You should be familiar with the configuration and operation of Microsoft® Windows®, Microsoft® System Center Essentials, and the 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.

HP assumes that this level of expertise is available to customers using the HP Server Management Pack for Microsoft® System Center Essentials User Guide. HP recommends reviewing your Microsoft® product documentation for assistance in understanding this guide.

Introduction

HP delivers new management packs that complement and extend System Center Essentials, integrate alert processing, state monitoring, and hardware resource lifecycle management for HP ProLiant servers.

Designed specifically for System Center Essentials, the HP Server Management Packs provide predefined discoveries, views, monitors, event processing rules, and tasks. These enable administrators to proactively streamline IT operations and ensure increased systems availability by monitoring Microsoft® Windows® environments and HP server hardware platforms through a common System Center Essentials console.

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The HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials 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. Predefined event processing rules build on the functionality of the HP Insight Management Agents to display Windows® Event Log entries for HP server hardware as alerts in the System Center Essentials Console, including realtime and prefailure event definitions.

For advanced hardware lifecycle management and remote administration of HP ProLiant servers, the HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials 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 Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials support the following new features:

• Integration with Microsoft® System Center Essentials

• New capability for User Defined Custom Data

• New Icons for System Center Essentials Diagram View

• Streamlined procedure for HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials installation

• Improved management of events by eliminating multiple alerts in Rules

• Fully scripted installation that imports management pack data into the System Center Essentials

database automatically

• Automatic discovery and grouping of HP ProLiant servers by server family and platform type

• State monitoring for HP hardware subsystems and management software components

• Predefined rules to process and display Windows® Event Log entries for HP server hardware alerts

in the System Center Essentials Console

• 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 version of installed Insight Management Agents

• HP servers represented in the Diagram View

• Console Tasks to launch HP SIM, the HP System Management Homepage and HP Integrated Lights-

Out Management Processors from the System Center Essentials Console

• Access to HP BladeSystem and other HP ProLiant Essentials value-added software for hardware

performance management, vulnerability assessment, and advanced lifecycle administration of blade servers and virtual systems through HP SIM

Benefits

The HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials provide the following benefits:

• Hardware resource management for HP ProLiant servers with augmented System Center Essentials

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

a common System Center Essentials console

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• Streamlined IT administration and increased systems availability

Product architecture

The HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials integration is designed to perform the following major functions:

• Automatically identify, group, and display HP ProLiant servers within the System Center Essentials

Console

• Populate System Center Essentials with server attributes and configuration data for HP hardware and

software components

• Monitor and display the state of HP server hardware and the associated management services

• Proactively identify, translate, and display HP hardware events written to the Windows® Event Log

as System Center Essentials alerts

• Provide browser-based links to HP management tools for hardware resource management and

advanced remote administration from within System Center Essentials

All elements of the HP Server Management Packs are copied to the System Center Essentials database. The following elements are included:

• Classes and Attributes

• Discoveries

• Monitors

• Rules

• Tasks

• Views

HP Management Packs are a set of unrelated management packs. After the installation of HP Server Management Packs, System Center Essentials transfers the primary HP management packs to each computer system under the System Center Essentials Agent. HP Management Packs perform an initial discovery to verify that 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 management packs then run a detailed discovery process that enables state monitoring and event processing.

After the server is properly discovered, HP server information can be seen on the System Center Essentials console. HP server grouping is performed on the System Center Essentials Server. The discovered inventory data and monitored state are reflected on the state and diagram views.

This process does not take place for agentless servers under System Center Essentials. Agentless servers are monitored by a System Center Essentials Agent run on the System Center Essentials Server. This agent performs management pack operation on the target server remotely, which causes higher network traffic and process power consumption on the System Center Essentials Server. HP recommends keeping the number of agentless servers in your System Center Essentials environment to a minimum.

How HP Server Management Packs operate

Some of the major elements of the HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials and the underlying elements collect data and process hardware events and state changes. These elements include:

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• The HP server discovery rules and scripts use Insight Management Agents, system BIOS data, and

information from WMI to identify HP ProLiant servers and collate individual system configuration attributes.

• HP state monitoring rules use data from Insight Management Agents MIB files to monitor the

condition of HP ProLiant server hardware and to populate the State views in the System Center Essentials Console. HP state monitoring rules also monitor the availability of key HP management software and services such as Insight Management Agents.

• The HP event processing rules rely on Insight Management Agents and data written to the

Windows® Event Log to identify and process HP 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 System Center Essentials. If the HP event in the Windows® Event Log has an associated event processing rule defined by an HP Management Pack, a System Center Essentials alert is generated and written to the appropriate view in the System Center Essentials Console.

HP alerts in System Center Essentials include clear event details and knowledge base 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 information on the components provided with the HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials, see "Using the software (on page 20)".

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Installation

Installation overview

To install the HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials:

1. Download the appropriate management pack from the HP website

(http://www.hp.com/servers/integration The following zip file is available for download:

HPProLiantMgmtPackForSCE1_0.exe

2. Select the appropriate management pack to install.

NOTE: The appropriate versions of HP Insight Management Agents are installed and running

on all managed servers. For further information, see the HP Server Management Pack Configuration Guide.

), and unzip the file.

The following table shows the kits available for selection.

Kit name File name Description

HP ProLiant Server Management Pack 1.0 for System Center Essentials (x86)

HP ProLiant Server Management Pack 1.0 for System Center Essentials (x64)

3. Install the HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials into the System Center

HP ProLiant Mgmt Pack for SCE_x86.msi

HP ProLiant Mgmt Pack for SCE_x64.msi

Used to install HP ProLiant Server management capability where System Center Essentials is operating in an x86 environment.

This kit supports both x86 and x64 ProLiant Server managed nodes.

Used to install HP ProLiant Server management capability where System Center Essentials is operating in an x64 environment.

This kit supports both x86 and x64 ProLiant Server managed nodes.

Essentials environment. The kits support a custom setup option. Select any or all of the following to be installed:

o Release Notes and Documents (always installed) o Console Task Tools o Management Packs

The custom setup option is used to install HP console task tools to each remote System Center Essentials 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 System Center Essentials server. The console task tools can be installed on the System Center Essentials server and on a remote operator console system. The custom setup option is used to select components to install.

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The installer automatically imports the management packs to the System Center Essentials.

5. Complete the post-installation procedures to discover and display HP servers in the System Center

Essentials console.

Installing the HP ProLiant Management Pack for System Center Essentials (x86 or x64 editions)

1. Close the System Center Essentials console if it is running.

2. Install either the HP ProLiant Mgmt Pack for SCE_x86.msi file or the HP ProLiant Mgmt Pack for

SCE_x64.msi file on a system hosting the System Center Essentials Management Server or a system running remote System Center Essentials console.

3. Execute either the HP ProLiant Mgmt Pack for SCE_x86.msi file or the HP ProLiant Mgmt Pack for

SCE_x64.msi file to begin the installation process.

4. Click Next.

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

6. To change the destination folder, click Change. If no folder change is required, click Next, and go to

step 8.

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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.

8. Select the setup type from the following options:

o Complete—Select this setup type to install all necessary features onto the System Center

Essentials environment (Continue to step 10.).

o Custom—Select this setup type to select the features to install the System Center Essentials in a

console-only environment (Remote System Center Essentials console). The Custom Data Manager must be installed on all remote consoles.

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Click Next.

9. Select the required features to install from the menu. Click Next.

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10.

Click Install. The installation automatically imports the management packs. The installation progress screen appears.

11. Click Finish.

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After the installation of the HP ProLiant Management Pack for System Center Essentials

The installation updates the system with components in the following table. By default, all files are installed in the %Program Files%\HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials directory. If you selected a different destination folder during the installation, these files are installed in the selected folder.

Name Type Component Description

HPServerManagementPacksForSCEDir Environment

variable Management Packs \HewlettPackard.Servers.Library.mp Management Packs\ProLiant HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.mp Management Packs\ProLiant \HP.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.mp

Release Notes and Documents \HPManagementPacks 1_0

TroubleshootingAssistant.chm Release Notes and Documents \HP ManagementPacks 1_0 UserGuide.chm Release Notes and Documents \ProLiant\LicenseForProLiantMPs.rtf Release Notes and Documents

\ProLiant \ReleaseNotesForProLiantMPs.rtf

Tools \hpCDM.exe ProLiantImportMPs.log Log Management

Management

Pack

Management

Pack

Management

Pack

Document Release Notes

Tool Console Task

Default Store the destination

folder

Management Packs

and Documents

Tools

Packs

HP Servers Core Library

HP ProLiant Servers Base

HP ProLiant Servers SNMP Management Pack

Troubleshooting Assistant document

User Guide

License document

Release Notes

HP Custom Data Manager

Logging text data of imported result

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The installation results can be viewed using the Management Packs view in the System Center Essentials console. Import logging data is also available in the ProLiantImportMPs.log file.

The ProLiant Management Pack kit imports the following three management packs into the System Center Essentials server:

• Hewlett-Packard Servers Core Library—Defines the basic HP Server Class structure to support

ProLiant Servers Management

• Hewlett-Packard ProLiant Servers Base—Defines the HP ProLiant Server Class structure to process

primary monitoring to ProLiant Servers

• Hewlett-Packard ProLiant Servers SNMP Management Pack—Defines the HP Insight Management

Agents-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 Management Pack for System Center Essentials

NOTE: Uninstalling the kits will not delete the imported Management Packs from the System

Center Essentials servers.

Before attempting to remove the kits from the Add/Remove Programs menu, you must manually delete all dependent management pack data from the System Center Essentials console and the HP ProLiant management packs.

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You can check current dependency in the Administration screen. Right-click the HP ProLiant Servers Management Pack you want to check, and select Properties. Select the Dependencies tab. If the Management Pack that depends on this Management Pack list does not show any dependency, then the selected management pack can be deleted. If there are dependencies present, then you must verify that it is appropriate to delete them.

After the HP ProLiant Management Packs are deleted from the System Center Essentials server, perform the following procedure to uninstall all kit contents.

1. Locate the HP ProLiant Management Packs for System Center Essentials in the Windows®

Add/Remove programs menu. To begin the removal process, click Change.

2. Click Next.

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Select Remove, and click Next.

4. Click Remove. The uninstallation progress screen appears.

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Click Finish.

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Using the software

Using the HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials

The HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials include the following major elements:

• Classes

• Views

• Discoveries

• Monitors

• Rules

• Tasks

Before using the HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials, be sure that the following conditions exist:

• The HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials have been installed according to the

installation procedures ("Installation" on page 9) defined in this guide.

• SNMP services are installed, properly configured, and running on all managed servers.

NOTE: The appropriate versions of HP Insight Management Agents are installed and running

Classes

The structure of the HP Server Classes is defined to provide the following features:

• Classes to abstract HP ProLiant servers.

• Classes to abstract SNMP and future WMI based management.

• Classes organized into multiple management packs.

on all managed servers. For further information, see the HP Server Management Pack Configuration Guide.

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The following figure illustrates the HP Logical Hardware class inheritance hierarchy for HP ProLiant SNMPbased managements.

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The following figure illustrates 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)

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• HP Management Software (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.HPManagementSoftware)

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)

o Integrated 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)

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• HP ProLiant Health Collection (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantHealthCollection)

• Processors (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantProcessors)

• Memory (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantMemory)

• Cooling (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantCooling)

• Realtime Monitors (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantRealtimeMonitors)

• Temp Sensors (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantTemperatureSensors)

• Power Supplies (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantPowerSupplies)

• Storage (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServerStorage)

• Networks (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServerNetworks)

• Management Processors (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantManagementProcessors)

• Logs (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantLogs)

• UPS (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantUPS)

• Others (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServerOthers)

• HP ProLiant SNMP Management (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantSNMPManagement

• HP ProLiant WMI Management (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantWMIManagement)

• HP System Insight Manager (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantSystemsInsightManager)

The HP ProLiant Servers Base also defines the following Relationship classes.

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• HP Servers Group Contains HP ProLiant Servers Group Relationship

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPServersGroupContainsHPProLiantServersGroup)

• HP ProLiant Servers Group Contains HP ProLiant ML Servers Group Relationship

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServersGroupContainsHPProLiantMLServersGroup)

• HP ProLiant Servers Group Contains HP ProLiant DL Servers Group Relationship

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServersGroupContainsHPProLiantDLServersGroup)

• HP ProLiant Servers Group Contains HP ProLiant BL Servers Group Relationship

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServersGroupContainsHPProLiantBLServersGroup)

• HP ProLiant Servers Group Contains HP ProLiant Other Model Server Group Relationship

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServersGroupContainsHPProLiantXXServer)

• HP ProLiant ML Servers Group Contains HP ProLiant ML Server Relationship

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantMLServersGroupContainsHPProLiantMLServer)

• HP ProLiant ML Servers Group Contains HP ProLiant DL Server Relationship

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantDLServersGroupContainsHPProLiantDLServer)

• HP ProLiant ML Servers Group Contains HP ProLiant BL Server Relationship

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantBLServersGroupContainsHPProLiantBLServer)

• Windows® Computer Hosting HP ProLiant Server Relationship

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.WindowsComputerHostsHPProLiantServer)

• 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.HPProLiantServerHostsHPProLiantRealtimeMonitors)

• HP ProLiant Server Hosting HP ProLiant Temperature Sensors Collection Relationship

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServerHostsHPProLiantTemperatureSensors)

• HP ProLiant Server Hosting HP ProLiant Power Supplies Collection Relationship

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServerHostsHPProLiantPowerSupplies)

• HP ProLiant Server Hosting HP ProLiant Server Storage Collection Relationship

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServerHostsHPProLiantServerStorage)

• HP ProLiant Server Hosting HP ProLiant Server Networks Collection Relationship

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServerHostsHPProLiantServerNetworks)

• HP ProLiant Server Hosting HP ProLiant Management Processors Collection Relationship

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServerHostsHPProLiantManagementProcessors)

• HP ProLiant Server Hosting HP ProLiant Logs Collection Relationship

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServerHostsHPProLiantHPProLiantLogs)

• HP ProLiant Server Hosting HP ProLiant UPS Collection Relationship

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServerHostsHPProLiantUPS)

• HP ProLiant Server Hosting HP ProLiant Server Others Collection Relationship

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServerHostsHPProLiantOthers)

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• HP ProLiant Server Hosting HP ProLiant SNMP Management Relationship

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServerHostsHPProLiantSNMPManagement)

• HP ProLiant Server Hosting HP ProLiant WMI Management Relationship

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServerHostsHPProLiantWMIManagement)

• HP ProLiant Server Hosting HP ProLiant Systems Insight Manager Relationship

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantServerHostsHPProLiantSystemsInsightManager)

HP ProLiant Servers SNMP classes

The HP ProLiant Servers SNMP Management Pack defines the following classes.

• Processors (ProLiant SNMP) (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPProLiantSNMPProcessors)

• Memory (ProLiant SNMP) (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPProLiantSNMPMemory)

• Cooling (ProLiant SNMP) (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPProLiantSNMPCooling)

• Realtime Monitors (ProLiant SNMP)

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPProLiantSNMPRealtimeMonitors)

• Temp Sensors (ProLiant SNMP)

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPProLiantSNMPTemperatureSensors)

• Power Supplies (ProLiant SNMP)

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPProLiantSNMPPowerSupplies)

• Storage (ProLiant SNMP)

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPProLiantSNMPServerStorage)

• Networks (ProLiant SNMP)

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPProLiantSNMPServerNetworks)

• Management Processors (ProLiant SNMP)

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPProLiantSNMPManagementProcessors)

• Logs (ProLiant SNMP) (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPProLiantSNMPLogs)

• UPS (ProLiant SNMP) (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPProLiantSNMPUPS)

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• Others (ProLiant SNMP) (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.SNMP.HPProLiantSNMPServerOthers)

Views

The System Center Essentials Console provides a collection of folders and windows for viewing information stored in the System Center Essentials database. The HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials include predefined HP server views that present information about each HP server and associated alerts.

The following views are added on the System Center Essentials Console after successful installation of the HP ProLiant Management Pack for System Center Essentials:

• HP Servers—This is the root folder that includes all HP server-related views.

• HP Servers/Active Alerts—This view displays all active alerts generated by Collection classes.

• HP Servers/Computers—This view displays all HP computers.

• HP Servers/Group State—This view displays the state view by Groups.

• HP Servers/Health Collection State—This view displays the state view by Collection classes.

• HP Servers/HP Management Servers—This view displays the state view of HP management server

• HP Servers/Server Diagram—This view displays the diagram view starting with the HP Servers

software such as the HP Systems Insight Manager.

Group.

• 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 tasks will appear here.

Active Alerts view

The Active Alerts view displays all active alerts associated with HP health collection classes. To display details for an individual alert, select the alert from the Active Alerts pane. The Alert Details pane displays HP Knowledge base text with the originated NT® Event message in the Alert Description.

The predefined event processing rules included with the HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials are designed to automatically identify and display HP server events received in the Windows® Event Log as System Center Essentials alerts.

The following information appears in the alert details:

• Alert Name

• Source of Alert

• Path

• Alert Rule Name

• Created Time

• Alert Description

• Knowledge

o Resolution with embedded Console tasks o Causes

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Summary

o Related Links

The Resolution section contains the following tasks to assist in tool access: For HP ProLiant servers:

• 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 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, 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.

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Computers view

The Computers view displays all HP computers managed by HP Insight Management Agents and the hosted Microsoft® applications. This view displays 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 then select Open>Diagram View. This view displays 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 is propagated to the Windows® Computer class instance.

Group State view

The Group State view displays each Server Model Group State propagating from underlying Server Models. To view members of HP Server Group, right-click the group entry, and then select Open>Diagram View.

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Health Collection State view

The Health Collection State view displays the state of all collections of HP servers. You can view all failed collections simultaneously by sorting the State column.

HP Management Servers view

The HP Management Servers view lists all computers that host the HP SIM application for cross-platform hardware resource lifecycle management. The HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials include a task that enables HP SIM to be launched within System Center Essentials.

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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 appear in the Server Diagram display. 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 then 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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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 System, Non HP Devices, Windows, Appliance, Enclosure, and Other System Health (UID and POST)

Other Health Collections that were not described previously, display N/A to indicate there is no further information available for the failed component. For detailed diagnostic information, launch the HP System Management Homepage.

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Task Status view

The Task Status view displays task results. HP ProLiant Server Management Packs have HP ProLiant Integrated Management Log tasks that display the task results on this view.

Discovering HP servers

The HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials include many discovery rules in different

HP core management pack discovery rule

HP ProLiant base management pack discovery rules

management packs.

The HP Servers core library management pack (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.Library) in HP ProLiant Management Pack for System Center Essentials 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.

The HP ProLiant Servers base management pack (ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant) in the HP ProLiant Management Pack for System Center Essentials contains the following discovery rules:

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• 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 appears 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.HPProLiantServersGroupBLServersGroupMembershipRule)— 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 (except BL, ML, and DL models) under HP ProLiant Servers group

• HP ProLiant ML Servers Group to HP ProLiant ML Membership Rule

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantMLServersGroupHPProLiantMLMembershipRule)— Discovers and classifies an HP ProLiant ML server under HP ProLiant ML Servers group

• HP ProLiant DL Servers Group to HP ProLiant DL Membership Rule

(ID=HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantDLServersGroupHPProLiantDLMembershipRule)— Discovers and classifies an HP ProLiant DL server under HP ProLiant DL Servers group

• 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

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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, perform the following procedure:

1. Open the Authoring panel.

2. Select Management Pack Objects>Object Discoveries. A list of Object Discoveries appears.

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. The override properties window appears.

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Modify the IntervalSeconds parameter to adjust the discovery frequency (in seconds).

To disable discovery, perform the same steps. However, at 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 Management Pack for System Center Essentials contain the following discovery rule:

• HP ProLiant SNMP Collection Health Condition 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 servers discoveries

The discovery rules in the HP ProLiant Management Pack for System Center Essentials help to discover and automatically classify HP ProLiant servers into their appropriate groups and Health Collection classes.

Event processing rules

The HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials 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 and display them as System Center Essentials alerts. The HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials provides knowledge base 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 Server ProLiant SNMP Management Pack defines processing rules for these Health Collections:

• Processors—Processor error monitoring

• Memory—Memory error monitoring

• Temp Sensors—Temperature sensor error monitoring

• Cooling—Fan error monitoring

• Power Supplies—Power supply error monitoring

• Management Processors—Integrated Lights-Out error monitoring

• Networks—NIC and teaming network error monitoring

• Storage—Storage system error monitoring

• Others—Rack, Blade Enclosures, additional error monitoring

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• Realtime Monitors—Auto Server Recovery monitoring

The Event rules for HP ProLiant servers section contains all error processing rules. These rules can be edited from the Active Alerts or the Rule Authoring panes.

The Active Alerts pane displays current Active Alerts. To access the Properties or Overrides menu, rightclick an Active Alert, and then select Properties or Overrides.

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The Authoring Rules pane displays all rules. To search for a rule, enter the search text in the Look For text box, and then click Find Now. To access the Properties or Overrides menu, right-click an Active Alert, and then select Properties or Overrides.

Tasks for HP servers

The HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials 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 appear in every view because tasks are associated with specific classes.

The HP ProLiant Management Pack for System Center Essentials 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 HP CDM enables users to view and input the information.

CDM is a console task on System Center Essentials, and launches from HP Servers Groups and subgroups.

NOTE: CDM must be installed on each remote System Center Essentials Console. For further

information, see Installing the HP ProLiant Management Pack for System Center Essentials (x86

CDM automatically locates the System Center Essentials host name from the System Center Essentials registry with user credentials. Users must have the proper access credentials to use this tool. CDM communicates with the SDK interface of System Center Essentials and enumerates all HP Server systems in the System Center Essentials domain. CDM does not enumerate non-HP servers.

The following command buttons are included with the Custom Data Manager:

• Open File enables users to load a previously-saved XML file to update the Custom Data section.

• Save File enables users to save enumerated HP Server data to an XML file. Microsoft® Excel can be

or x64 editions) (on page 10).

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 enables users to reconnect to a System Center Essentials server with current user

credentials to retrieve current HP Server information.

• Update enables users to sync with a System Center Essentials server for Custom Data update.

• Exit and Remove Connecter enables users to close CDM and remove the Connector interface

specifically for CDM from System Center Essentials.

• Edit Names Properties enables 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 appears. This screen displays the

Server Properties and the default Custom Data fields.

3. Select one of the command buttons described previously 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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Enter the strings for the five common names, or click Click to set HP recommended set of names.

5. Enter the strings for the CustomDataValue fields, click File, and then click Save to save the custom

data to an XML file.

6. To save the custom data to the System Center Essentials database, click Update.

7. To load a previously-saved XML file, click File>Open.

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To list a specific server, select the Display Name option, and then enter the server name in the Look For textbox.

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To list all servers of the same model, select the Model Name option, and then enter the server model name in the Look For textbox.

10. To exit the CDM, close the Custom Data Manager window.

To edit the saved XML file in Microsoft® Excel:

1. To load a previously saved XML file, click File, and then select Open. Select XML Files (*.xml) in the

Files of type list, and then select the previously saved file. Click Open.

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Select how you would like to open the XML file.

3. Select As an XML list.

4. To view a standard Microsoft® Excel spreadsheet, click OK. Only columns CustomData1Title to

CustomData5Title, and CustomData1Value to CustomData5Value are customizable. You cannot edit other properties.

5. After editing, click File, and then select Save menu. Select XML Data from the File Type menu.

6. To ignore the warning, click Continue. Microsoft® Excel saves the result to a XML file that can be

loaded to CDM.

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HP Systems Insight Manager task

HP Systems Insight Manager (HP SIM) is discovered by HP ProLiant Management Packs. The discovered HP SIM is displayed in the HP Management Servers view. Select HP SIM in the main pane, and the HP SIM task is available in the Actions pane.

Custom HP Systems Insight Manager task

Universal HP Systems Insight Manager task is 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, perform the following procedure.

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Select Authoring view tab, expand the Management Pack Objects folder, and then right-click the Tasks folder. Select Create a new task.

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In the Console Tasks folder, select Command line, and then select a Management Pack to store the custom task information. Click Next.

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Enter HP Systems Insight Manager (Custom) in the Task name textbox. Select Task target

to HP Logical Hardware. Click Next.

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Enter https://<HPSIMServerName>:50000. Clear 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.

• Computer Management—Launches Windows® Computer Management MMC tool

• Remote Desktop (Console)—Launches Remote Desktop with console mode

• Remote Desktop—Launches Remote Desktop

HP ProLiant Integrated Management Log task

HP ProLiant Servers 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 might 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 clears log records

Both tasks run remotely on the target system with the results seen on task screen on the System Center Essentials 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 a 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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Click one of the tasks such as HP ProLiant Integrated Management Log Export, or click Clear from action pane.

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The confirmation screen appears. Click Run.

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To retrieve latest results of tasks at anytime, click Task State View.

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 Management Pack for System Center Essentials 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 to display information:

1. Select an HP ProLiant server.

2. Click HP Integrated Lights-Out.

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Monitors

HP 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

Management Software monitoring—These monitors update the health states of HP Insight Management Agents.

The following table displays each set of monitors defined in the HP Server Management Packs.

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The following are monitors for HP ProLiant Base Management Packs.

ID: Name Type Target

class

HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantS NMPManagementHealthMonitor: HP ProLiant Insight Management Agents Health Monitor

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 ProLiant

SNMP Manageme nt

Unit Monitor HP Systems

Insight Manager

Dependency Monitor

HP Servers Group

HP ProLiant Servers Group

Dependency Monitor

HP ProLiant Servers Group

Dependency Monitor

HP ProLiant Servers Group

Dependency Monitor

HP ProLiant Servers Group

Description

Monitors the health of HP Server Agents

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

HP ProLiant ML Servers Group

HP ProLiant DL Servers Group

HP ProLiant BL Servers Group

Windows® Computer

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

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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

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

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ID: Name Type Target

class

HewlettPackard.Servers.ProLiant.HPProLiantS erverOthersHealthRollupMonitor : HP ProLiant

Dependency

Monitor Server Others to HP ProLiant Server Health Rollup Monitor

The following are monitors for HP ProLiant SNMP Management Packs.

HP ProLiant Server

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

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

Unit Monitor HP ProLiant

SNMP Processors

Unit Monitor HP ProLiant

SNMP Memory Collection

Unit Monitor HP ProLiant

SNMP Cooling Collection

Unit Monitor HP ProLiant

SNMP Realtime Monitors

Unit Monitor HP ProLiant

SNMP Temperatur e Sensors Collection

Unit Monitor HP ProLiant

SNMP Power Supplies Collection

Description

This Health Rollup Monitor rolls up from Server Others to HP ProLiant Server

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

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

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ID: Name Type Target

Class

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

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

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

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

Description

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

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

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ID: Name Type Target

Description

Class

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

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

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

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>

Monitors the health of HP Insight Event Notifier

Monitors the health of HP iLO Passthrough Service

Overriding individual monitors

Use the following procedure to override individual monitor properties.

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Select the Authoring tab, and select Monitors.

2. Enter the monitor rule name in the Look for textbox.

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Select the monitor rule from the Search results screen. The information appears in the Monitor Details pane.

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To access the definition of the monitor, click View Knowledge. The Properties dialog window appears.

5. Click Close.

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To override the settings of this monitor, click Overrides>Override the Monitor.

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Select the Override checkbox next to the appropriate Parameter Name from the menu. The Override Properties dialog window appears.

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All available overriding parameters display in the dialog window. Select the entry to override, and enter the Override Setting numerical value.

Security 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, which does not communicate to the System Center

Essentials interface. (Type A)

o HP System Management Homepage o HP Integrated Lights-Out o HP Systems Insight Manager o Remote Desktop o Remote Desktop (Console)

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Computer Management

• Console Tasks that launch an external tool, which directly communicate to the System Center

Essentials interface. (Type B)

o HP Custom Data Manager

• Tasks that run on a managed node under System Center Essentials Health Service. (Type C)

o HP ProLiant Integrated Management Log Export o HP ProLiant Integrated Management Log Clear

To use 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 asks for the login information individually. They are dependant on the current user’s credentials and the security management of the tool.

• Type B—HP Custom Data Manager accesses the SDK interface and the Connector interface of

System Center Essentials. 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 System Center Essentials

Writing permission is assigned to the Administrator role.

• Type C—These log tasks require proper System Center Essentials role settings. Tasks can be

executed with Operator, Advanced Operator, Author and Administrator profiles. The operator profile can select each task individually to allow access to members. For more information, see the System Center Essentials User Guide for Security and User Role settings.

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Event rules for HP ProLiant servers

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) 1071 Memory degraded Memory (ProLiant SNMP) 1072 Memory error tracking disabled Memory (ProLiant SNMP) 1092 Power on self test 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) 1164 Rack server power subsystem degraded Others (ProLiant SNMP) 1165 Rack server power subsystem degraded Others (ProLiant SNMP) 1166 Rack enclosure power subsystem

degraded

Power Supplies (ProLiant SNMP)

Others (ProLiant SNMP)

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Windows® Event ID Base hardware event description Target class

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)

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 1150 Rack fans failed Others (ProLiant SNMP) 1151 Rack fans degraded Others (ProLiant SNMP)

Target class

Others (ProLiant SNMP)

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ProLiant remote management processor events

Windows® Event ID Remote management processor

event description

1109 Remote Management Processor battery

failed 1110 Remote Management Processor failed Management Processors (ProLiant

1111 Remote Management Processor

degraded 1112 Remote Management Processor battery

connector degraded 1113 Remote Management Processor

keyboard connector degraded 1116 Remote Management Processor mouse

connector degraded 1117 Remote Management Processor power

connector degraded 1181 Remove Management Processor failed

reset

Target class

Management Processors (ProLiant SNMP)

SNMP) Management Processors (ProLiant

SNMP)

ProLiant cluster hardware events

Windows® Event ID Cluster hardware event description Target class

1167 Cluster resource degraded Others (ProLiant SNMP) 1168 Cluster resource failed Others (ProLiant SNMP) 1169 Cluster network degraded Others (ProLiant SNMP) 1170 Cluster network failed Others (ProLiant SNMP) 1171 Cluster service degraded Others (ProLiant SNMP) 1172 Cluster service failed Others (ProLiant SNMP)

ProLiant network interface events

Windows® Event ID Network interface event description Target class

1281 Network interface failed Networks (ProLiant SNMP) 1283 NIC teaming failed Networks (ProLiant SNMP) 1285 Network interface failed Networks (ProLiant SNMP) 1287 NIC teaming failed Networks (ProLiant SNMP)

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ProLiant server storage events

Windows® Event ID Storage server event description Target class

1061 Drive array physical drive failed Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1063 Drive array spare drive failed Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1064 Drive array physical drive failed Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1065 Drive array accelerator 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

supply degraded 1107 SCSI tape drive failed Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1119 SCSI tape drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1120 SCSI tape drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1121 IDE drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1145 External array logical drive failed Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1146 External array physical drive failed Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1147 External array spare drive failed Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1148 External array accelerator failed or data

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

degraded 1155 Storage system temperature degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1156 SCSI tape library failed Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1158 SCSI tape library degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1159 SCSI tape library door degraded

(disabled at default) 1161 SCSI CD library degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP)

Storage (ProLiant SNMP)

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Windows® Event ID Storage server event description Target class

1164 Drive array controller degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1165 Drive array controller degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1173 Fibre Channel tape controller degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1174 Fibre Channel tape library degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1175 Fibre Channel tape library door

degraded 1176 Fibre Channel tape drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1177 Fibre Channel tape drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1178 Fibre Channel tape drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1179 External array controller degraded or

failed 1180 Drive array tape library degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1181 Drive array tape library door degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1182 Drive array tape drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1183 Drive array tape drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1184 Drive array tape drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1185 Fibre Channel controller degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1186 IDE ATA disk degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1187 ATA RAID logical drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1188 Storage system fan degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1189 Storage system temperature degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1190 Storage system power supply degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1192 SCSI tape drive failed Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1193 External tape drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1194 External tape drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1195 External tape drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1196 Storage system recovery server

degraded 1197 External tape library degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1198 External tape library door degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1199 Drive array controller degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1201 Drive array spare drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1202 Drive array physical drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1203 Drive array physical drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1204 Drive array accelerator degraded or

failed or battery failed 1205 Drive array accelerator data degraded

or failed 1206 Drive array accelerator degraded or

failed or battery degraded 1207 Drive array tape library degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP)

Storage (ProLiant SNMP)

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Windows® Event ID Storage server event description Target class

1208 Drive array tape library door degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1209 Drive array tape drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1210 Drive array tape drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1211 Drive array tape drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1212 Storage system fan degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1213 Storage system temperature degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1214 Storage system fault-tolerant power

supply degraded 1215 Fibre Channel controller degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1216 Drive array physical drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1217 Drive array spare drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1218 Storage system fan degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1219 Storage system temperature degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1220 Storage system fault-tolerant power

supply degraded 1221 SAS/SATA physical drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1222 SAS/SATA logical drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP) 1223 SAS tape drive degraded Storage (ProLiant SNMP)

Storage (ProLiant SNMP)

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Technical support

Additional references

The following additional information sources are available:

• Web pages related to the HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials

(http://www.hp.com/servers/integration

)

• HP Server Management Pack for Microsoft® System Center Essentials Troubleshooting Assistant

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 Server Management Pack for Microsoft® System Center Essentials 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 Server 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, then have the

Microsoft® System Center Essentials User Guide.

following information about your System Center Essentials environment available:

o Microsoft® Windows® operating system version and patch levels o The HP Server Management Pack for Microsoft® System Center Essentials version installed

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

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

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Technical support contact information for the HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials

For technical support for System Center Essentials, contact Microsoft® support. For technical support for the HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials, e-mail HP support

(mailto:MOMIntegrationPack.Support@hp.com 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 HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials, see "HP contact information (on page 82)."

). See "Before contacting HP support (on page 81)" for a

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

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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

Internet Protocol

IRQ

interrupt request

MIB

management information base

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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

SP1

Service Pack 1

SQL

structured query language

UPS

uninterruptible power system

WMI

Windows Management Instrumentation

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Index

Active Alerts view 28 Administrator Console 20 alerts 5, 6, 28, 29 Alerts view 28 alerts, HP 28 alerts, viewing 28 architecture 7 authorized reseller 81, 82

base hardware events, ProLiant 75 benefits 6

cluster hardware events, ProLiant 77 computer attributes 20 computer groups 6, 20 Computer Management 57 Computers view 31 console interface 7 Custom HP Systems Insight Manager task 52

discovering servers 39

Health Collection State view 33 Health Explorer 37 HP alerts 28 HP alerts, analyzing 29 HP core management pack discovery rule 39 HP Custom Data Manager 46 HP Integrated Lights-Out task 60 HP Management Servers view 33 HP ProLiant base management pack discovery

rules 39 HP ProLiant event rules 43 HP ProLiant Integrated Management Log task 57 HP ProLiant Management Pack for Operations

Manager, uninstalling 16 HP ProLiant Servers Base classes 24 HP ProLiant Servers SNMP classes 27 HP ProLiant SNMP management pack discovery

rules 42 HP Remote Insight web interface 5, 6 HP server classes 20 HP Server Group 32 HP server tasks 20, 45, 52 HP Servers Core Library classes 22 HP System Management Homepage 5, 6, 7 HP Systems Insight Manager 33, 52 HP Systems Insight Manager task 52 HP Systems Insight Manager, launching 5, 6 HP website 9

environmental hardware events, ProLiant 76 event log 29

features 6

Group State view 32

hardware support notification group 6 Health Collection State monitoring 61

iLO (Integrated Lights-Out) 60 Insight Management Agents 5, 6 Insight Management Diagnostics 5 installation instructions 9 installation overview 9 Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) 60

knowledge base data 6

management packs 5, 15, 61 management packs, first time using 5

Index 85

Management Software monitoring 61 monitor 61 monitoring servers 20 monitoring, Health Collection State 61 monitoring, Management Software 61 monitoring, State Propagation 61

network interface events, ProLiant 77

overriding individual monitors 67

product architecture 7 product overview 5 ProLiant base hardware events 75 ProLiant cluster hardware events 77 ProLiant environmental hardware events 76 ProLiant network interface events 77 ProLiant Remote Management Processor events 77 ProLiant server storage events 78 public views 6, 31 public views, Computer 31 public views, Task Status 39

Task Status view 39 tasks 20, 45, 52 tasks, HP ProLiant Integrated Management Log 57 tasks, HP Systems Insight Manager 52 technical support 81, 82 telephone numbers 81, 82

viewing HP alerts 28

website, HP 82 Windows Event Log 6, 29 Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) 7 WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) 7

Remote Desktop 57 remote management processor events, ProLiant 77 rule groups 5, 6, 20

security settings 73 server discovery 39 Server Group Diagram view 6, 34, 37, 57 Server State view 36, 57 server storage events, ProLiant 78 server tasks 20, 45 servers, discovering 39 servers, monitoring 20 software procedures 20 State Change Event tab 37 state monitoring 20, 39 State Propagation monitoring 61 State view 37 support 81

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HP Server Management Packs for Microsoft System Center Essentials User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

HP Server Management Packs for Microsoft® System Center Essentials User Guide

Contents

Overview

Getting started

About this guide

Introduction

Features

Benefits

Product architecture

How HP Server Management Packs operate

Installation

Installation overview

Installing the HP ProLiant Management Pack for System Center Essentials (x86 or x64 editions)

After the installation of the HP ProLiant Management Pack for System Center Essentials

Using the software

Using the HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials

Classes

HP Servers Core Library classes

HP ProLiant Servers Base classes

HP ProLiant Servers SNMP classes

Views

Active Alerts view

Computers view

Group State view

Health Collection State view

HP Management Servers view

Server Diagram view

Server State view

Task Status view

Discovering HP servers

HP core management pack discovery rule

HP ProLiant base management pack discovery rules

HP ProLiant SNMP management pack discovery rules

HP ProLiant servers discoveries

Event processing rules

Tasks for HP servers

HP Custom Data Manager

HP Systems Insight Manager task

Custom HP Systems Insight Manager task

Remote Desktop and Computer Management tasks

HP ProLiant Integrated Management Log task

HP Integrated Lights-Out task

Monitors

Overriding individual monitors

Security for HP tasks

Event rules for HP ProLiant servers

ProLiant base hardware events

ProLiant environmental hardware events

ProLiant remote management processor events

ProLiant cluster hardware events

ProLiant network interface events

ProLiant server storage events

Technical support

Additional references

Before contacting HP support

Technical support contact information for the HP Server Management Packs for System Center Essentials

HP contact information

Acronyms and abbreviations

Index