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- HP ProLiant BL660c | HP Systems Insight Manager 7.0 and HP Agentless Management - Page 1
server requirements...7 Configuring HP Agentless Management manually 7 Information provided by Agentless Management and Insight Management Agents 8 Using a combination of HP Agentless Management, SNMP Agents, and WBEM providers 9 Installing the HP Agentless Management Service 10 HP Intelligent - HP ProLiant BL660c | HP Systems Insight Manager 7.0 and HP Agentless Management - Page 2
hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c03207602/c03207602.pdf. Overview of HP Agentless Management ProLiant Gen8 servers include the iLO Management Engine, which provides HP Agentless Management. HP OS is running. The HP Agentless Management Service is a lightweight service that only communicates with - HP ProLiant BL660c | HP Systems Insight Manager 7.0 and HP Agentless Management - Page 3
4 GUI or the HP Scripting Toolkit to configure the SNMP communication parameters and trap destination, you can start monitoring core hardware. On ProLiant Gen 8 servers, you can install the HP Agentless Management Service using: HP Intelligent Provisioning, Service Pack for ProLiant, or the VMware - HP ProLiant BL660c | HP Systems Insight Manager 7.0 and HP Agentless Management - Page 4
capabilities in the OS. The software collects server-specific, OS-specific, and industry-standard data. The service bundles the data and makes it available to either the System Management Homepage or a remote management application, such as HP SIM. Figure 2 provides an overview of the traditional - HP ProLiant BL660c | HP Systems Insight Manager 7.0 and HP Agentless Management - Page 5
from the server processor and OS, you can start monitoring your ProLiant Gen8 server's core hardware components before installing the OS or any OS-based software (a bare metal server). To monitor a bare metal ProLiant Gen8 server, you need only to power on the server and configure the SNMP - HP ProLiant BL660c | HP Systems Insight Manager 7.0 and HP Agentless Management - Page 6
hardware subsystems: • Processor • Memory • Storage • Power • Thermal conditions Figure 4: HP SIM 7.0 can discover a bare-metal server. After HP SIM 7.0 discovers a bare metal ProLiant Gen8 server, we recommended using one of the following three methods to configure HP Agentless Management: • Use - HP ProLiant BL660c | HP Systems Insight Manager 7.0 and HP Agentless Management - Page 7
value down through various levels to find problem hardware. Configuring HP Agentless Management manually For HP SIM 7.0 to manage a ProLiant Gen8 server using HP Agentless Management, you need to configure certain SNMP parameters on the server. To configure SNMP, select Management from the iLO 4 GUI - HP ProLiant BL660c | HP Systems Insight Manager 7.0 and HP Agentless Management - Page 8
HP Agentless Management without HP Agentless Management Service HP Agentless Management with HP Agentless Management Service Server health • Fans • Temperatures • Power supplies • Memory • CPU • Fans • Temperatures • Power supplies • Memory • CPU • Fans • Temperatures • Power supplies • Memory - HP ProLiant BL660c | HP Systems Insight Manager 7.0 and HP Agentless Management - Page 9
hard drives attached to Smart Array • MAC addresses for embedded NICs • Standup and embedded • MAC and IP address • Link Up/Down • iLO data • Firmware inventory • Operating system information (Host MIB) • iLO data • Firmware inventory • Driver/Service inventory Using a combination of HP - HP ProLiant BL660c | HP Systems Insight Manager 7.0 and HP Agentless Management - Page 10
for installing the HP Agentless Management Service: • HP Intelligent Provisioning • HP SIM Configure and Repair Agents options • HP SIM Managed System Setup Wizard For details on how to use HP Intelligent Provisioning or HP SIM 7.0, see the product user guide. HP Intelligent Provisioning Using - HP ProLiant BL660c | HP Systems Insight Manager 7.0 and HP Agentless Management - Page 11
and Repair Agents options Through the Configure or Repair Agents options, you can remotely install the HP Agentless Management Service from the HP SIM server (see Figure 9). To do so, choose to the Install the HP Agentless Management Service or the Linux PSP or ESX Agents option. You cannot - HP ProLiant BL660c | HP Systems Insight Manager 7.0 and HP Agentless Management - Page 12
System Setup Wizard options, you can remotely install the HP Agentless Management Service from the HP SIM server (see Figure 10). To do so, select Agentless Management Service. Figure 10: You can choose to install the Agentless Management Service from the Managed System Setup Wizard screen (Windows - HP ProLiant BL660c | HP Systems Insight Manager 7.0 and HP Agentless Management - Page 13
applets or commands on your server. Windows environments To start or stop the HP Agentless Management Service, use the Windows Services applet (see Figure 11). Figure 11: You can start or stop the HP Agentless Management Service in the Windows Services applet. Linux environments To start or stop the - HP ProLiant BL660c | HP Systems Insight Manager 7.0 and HP Agentless Management - Page 14
| status] (see Figure 14) Figure 14: You can stop the HP Agentless Management Service using the /etc/init.d/hp-ams.sh [start | stop | restart | status] command in VMware. Conclusion Together, HP Agentless Management and HP SIM 7.0 provide a management solution with many benefits. These benefits - HP ProLiant BL660c | HP Systems Insight Manager 7.0 and HP Agentless Management - Page 15
SIM documentation Web address http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bc/docs/support/Sup portManual/c03207602/c03207602.pdf www.hp.com/go/ilo/docs http://h18013.www1.hp.com/products/servers/ management/hpsim/infolibrary.html Send comments about this paper to [email protected] Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter
HP Systems Insight Manager 7.0 and HP Agentless
Management overview
Technology brief
Introduction
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Overview of HP Agentless Management
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Using traditional OS-based management software
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Using HP Agentless Management
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Configuration options
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Configuring HP SIM 7.0 for HP Agentless Management
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Management server requirements
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Configuring HP Agentless Management manually
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Information provided by Agentless Management and Insight Management Agents
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Using a combination of HP Agentless Management, SNMP Agents, and WBEM providers
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Installing the HP Agentless Management Service
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HP Intelligent Provisioning
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HP SIM 7.0 Configure and Repair Agents options
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HP SIM 7.0 Managed System Setup Wizard
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Starting and stopping the HP Agentless Management Service
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Windows environments
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Linux environments
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VMware environments
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Conclusion
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For more information
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