HP Systems Insight Manager - Manual (Page 161)

Table H-12 Tool filtering attributes
Description Filter name
Acceptable values include: OSName
HPUX (no space or hyphen in the value)
Linux
WINNT (all windows flavors)
Acceptable values include: OSVendor
Microsoft
SuSE
RedHat
HP
Acceptable values are as follows (see text below for version
number details) OSRevision
(for Windows) 4.0, 4.1, 5.0, 5.1
(for Linux) 7.3, 8.0, 2.1
(for HP-UX) 11.11, 11.23
Long list: Bring up the Options menu, then select Discovery and
then Identification. Select Manage System Types to see the
list. DeviceType
Long list: Bring up the Options menu, then select Discovery and
then Identification. Select Manage System Types to see the
list. DeviceSubtype
Acceptable values are as follows (see text below for version details) Protocol
SNMP: 1.0
DMI: 1.1
WBEM: 1.1
SMH: 1.0 or 2.0 (This is the HP System Management
Homepage running on a device)
SSH:
The OSRevision and Protocol Support node attributes have values that are interpreted as version numbers.
A version number is a series of non-negative decimal numbers separated by period (.) characters. When
comparing version numbers, the following rules are used:
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The leftmost numbers in the series are most significant, so "1.0" is greater than "0.1".
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Leading zeroes on the numbers are disregarded, so "003" is equal to "3".
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Two adjacent period characters are interpreted as if they delimited the number zero, so "1.0.3" is
equal to "1..3".
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A beginning period character is interpreted as if preceded by a zero, so ".9" is equal to "0.9".
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Trailing zero numbers are disregarded, so "1.0.0" is equal to "1"
Environment Variables
Specific environment variables (EVs) available to use for TDEFs. In addition to this list, operating system
environment variables are also available (for Windows systems) to be passed into TDEFs. In addition to
these ‘automatic’ EV’s, user-defined environment variables may be set as part of scripting in the TDEFs.
Table H-13 Environment Variables
Description Names values
The short string type of event (like Discovered Device) NoticeLabel
Shows whether the event has been cleared NoticeState
Plain text description of the event and also includes whether it is
set to In Progress, Cleared, or Not Cleared NoticePlainText
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