Delete events older than 90 days, Hardware status polling for non servers, Hardware status polling for servers – HP Systems Insight Manager User Manual

Page 259: Initial data collection, Initial hardware status polling, Software version status polling

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Web-based software running on the system, for example, printer management software

System associations with management processors, for example, a system and its Remove Insight Board

Storage proxies and related storage systems

Wake-on-LAN information

Delete events older than 90 days

This task deletes all events older than 90 days and can be used to help maintain HP SIM itself by limiting
the total number of events. By default, this task is disabled. To enable the task, select the task on the All
Scheduled Tasks

page and click Edit. The Delete Events page appears. Click Schedule to enable the

schedule for the task. See

“Creating a task”

for more information on scheduling tasks.

In some installs there might be high volumes of events. In this case, use this task and event collections as a
model and possibly create an event collection for events older than 30 days (for example), and then create
a new task to delete events older than 30 days.

Hardware status polling for non servers

This task collects status information through management protocols (SNMP, WBEM, and so on) for systems
that are not of a Server, Cluster, or Management Processor type. This task is configured to poll every 10
minutes and at start up by default.

NOTE:

If you discover more than 500 systems, HP suggests you change the interval to something greater

than 10 minutes. For example, 15 minutes for every 1000 systems.

Hardware status polling for servers

This task collects status information for SNMP systems of type Server, Cluster, or Management Processor.
This task is configured to poll every 5 minutes and at startup by default.

NOTE:

If you discover more than 500 systems, HP suggests you change the interval to something greater

than 5 minutes. For example, 10 minutes for every 1000 systems.

Hardware status polling for systems no longer disabled

This task runs when a system goes from a disabled state to an enabled state. You could use this task to get
the latest status after a planned maintenance window on a system that was set to disabled.

Initial data collection

This task collects

static information from a number of systems that have WBEM, DMI, or SNMP running, for

example, serial numbers and model numbers. This task is set to run by default when a new system matches
the data collection. See

“Reference information”

for more information on what data is collected.

Initial hardware status polling

This task runs hardware status polling on systems that are newly discovered. Therefore, you do not need to
wait for the periodic tasks to run before the system has a valid status.

Software version status polling

This task determines software version update status and is set to run every seven days, on Wednesday at
Midnight, by default. You can edit this task or manually run it at any time.

See

“Software status polling”

for more information.

Software version status polling for systems no longer disabled

This task runs the software version tool when a system goes from a disabled state to an enabled state, so
that the status of the software loaded on the system is kept current in HP Systems Insight Manager (HP SIM).

See

“Software status polling”

for more information.

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