This document summarizes configuration changes that need to be made within various HP StorageWorks
management software packages to enable HP Systems Insight Manager to monitor that software and the
devices it supports.
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Using HP Systems Insight Manager with HP StorageWorks Management Software Application Notes
Second Edition (March 2004)
Part Number: 358638-002
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About this document
This section describes the content reflected in this document, including:
■Application notes information, page 3
■Intended audience, page 3
■Other documentation, page 3
Application notes information
These Application Notes cover the following major topics:
■Overview, page 4
■Configuring HP Systems Insight Manager, page 6
■Configuring Command View products, page 8
■Configuring HP StorageWorks MSL-Series tape library management software, page 11
■Using HP Systems Insight Manager with HP management software, page 13
About this document
Intended audience
This document is intended for users of HP Systems Insight Manager and HP StorageWorks
Command View for XP, EVA, SDM, ESL, for users of HP StorageWorks ESL-Series and
MSL-Series libraries, and for users of HSG-based disk arrays.
Other documentation
The following additional documentation may be helpful:
■HP Systems Insight Manager User Guide
■HP StorageWorks Command View XP User Guide
■HP StorageWorks Command View EVA Getting Started Guide
■HP StorageWorks Command View SDM Online Help
■HP StorageWorks Interface Manager and Command View ESL User Guide
■HP StorageWorks MSL-Series Tape Libraries User Guide
■HP StorageWorks Command Console User Guide
■HP OvenView Storage Management Appliance Software User Guide
Additional documentation, including white papers and best practices documents, are available
via the HP web site at:
http://www.hp.com
.
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Overview
Overview
HP Systems Insight Manager combines the strengths of HP Insight Manager 7, HP TopTools,
and HP Servicecontrol Manager to deliver a single tool for managing ProLiant, Integrity, and
HP 9000 systems running Microsoft® Windows®, Linux, and HP-UX. The core HP Systems
Insight Manager software delivers the essential capabilities required to manage all HP server
platforms.
HP StorageWorks Command View software provides the ability to manage globally
distributed storage hardware from a single console. All versions of Command View are
web-based and share tools and a common user interface.
This document explains how to configure the various management software products to work
together with HP Systems Insight Manager. This document does not address the installation
and use of HP Systems Insight Manager or other management software. Refer to the
documentation shipped with HP Systems Insight Manager or other management software for
instructions on how to install and operate the software.
HP Systems Insight Manager can discover and interface with the following management
software:
■Command View XP provides management for XP disk arrays.
■Command View EVA provides management for Enterprise Virtual Arrays.
■Command View SDM (for VA) provides management for Virtual Arrays.
■Command View ESL provides management for ESL-Series tape libraries.
■HSG Element Manager on the HP OpenView Storage Management Appliance v2.1 or HP
StorageWorks Command Console provide management for HSG-based disk arrays.
HP Systems Insight Manager can also discover and interface directly with HP StorageWorks
MSL-Series tape libraries (embedded management software).
Benefits of integrating HP Systems Insight Manager with Command View
HP Systems Insight Manager simplifies and consolidates the server and storage fault
management interfaces and augments the functionality of the Command View and other
management software products by providing additional management capabilities for storage
hardware, such as:
■HP Systems Insight Manager can discover tape libraries and Command View software.
■Storage management applications can be launched from the HP Systems Insight Manager
System Page.
■HP Systems Insight Manager can receive SNMP traps/events from a Command View
server (or tape library) and can launch Command View from the context of a trap.
■HP Systems Insight Manager aggregates data from the devices it manages and stores it in a
database. This allows you to:
— Use HP Systems Insight Manager's dynamic query and task execution to group your
ProLiant servers and their associated storage (whether managed by a Storage
Management Appliance or not) in ways that make sense for your environment. For
example, you can create, and save for later use, lists which group managed devices by
floor or building, by owning organizational unit, by functional use, or by any other
way that makes sense for you. You can have as many different views as you want.
Tasks can be configured to execute based on day of week and time of day.
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