HP Systems Insight Manager - Manual (Page 183)

Solution: Verify if the name of the local host resolves to a fully qualified name through DNS. The
command needs the FQDN name to work properly.
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To enable non-administrative users to delete or clear events, you can create a toolbox with the
Clear Events and Delete Events tools.
1.
Select Options
→Security→Users and Authorizations.
2. Click the Toolboxes tab and click New
3. In the Name field, enter a name for the new toolbox.
4. In the Description field, enter a description for the new toolbox.
5. Select Toolbox is enabled.
6. Under Show Tools in Category, select Configuration Tool from the dropdown list.
7. Select Delete Events and Clear Events, and move them to the Toolbox contents window.
8. Click OK
Next, create an authorization on the systems that you want to enable the user to clear or delete
events.
1.
Select Options
→Security→Users and Authorizations.
2. Select the Authorizations tab, and click New.
3. In the Select field, select the users or user groups to which to assign the toolbox.
4. In the Select Toolbox(es) section, select the toolbox you created in step 2.
5. In the Select Systems section, select the systems that you want this toolbox to apply.
6. Click OK.
Create an event collection, and run the tool through the menus.
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When event types are dynamically added, you must manually refresh any event collections that
are currently displayed
Health status
While viewing MSA G3 health status on system page.
1.
When any of the array’s sub-component is in non-ok status, the status of the
TopComputerSystem
will also be set to non-ok status. It is not necessary that both these
statuses have same value. For example, when a Vdisk is in Offline status, the operational
status property of this vdisk is set to “15”, and the TopComputerSystem’s operational
property value is set to “3” (Degraded).
2. Currently HP has implemented the GroupSystemSpecificCollection class for some
components like Controllers, Vdisk, Temp.Sensors, Fan and Power Supply. When the Overall
health status is non-ok and none of these GroupCollection instances is in non-ok status,
this means the faulty component is not covered by these collection instances.
Host name
When installing HP SIM, CMS host names that exceed 15 characters are truncated, and the
truncated name must be used to complete the installation. After the install, two administrator accounts
are created. One account includes the original hostname\administrator and the other
account includes the truncated hostname\administrator.
Solution: To sign in, you must use the original host name in the Domain field on the Sign in page.
HP Insight Control power management
To manage ProLiant blades running ESX 3.0.x or 3.5 with the virtual ID option turned on, the HP
ProLiant SNMP Agent for ESX package must be installed. You can use the Configure or Repair
Agents feature in HP SIM to install the package. If you have already discovered ESX classic servers
before the ProLiant SNMP Agent is installed, you must delete these systems, install the ProLiant
SNMP agent on them, and re-discover them.
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