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Using traditional OS-based management software, Traditionally

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Using traditional OS-based management software Traditionally, OS-based management required software to run on the OS. The software plugs into the appropriate service providing SNMP, WMI, or WBEM 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 OS-based management model. Figure 2: Traditionally, SNMP Agents and WMI/WBEM Providers communicate with HP SIM through an OS-based service. 4

Section	Page
Introduction	2
Overview of HP Agentless Management	2
Using traditional OS-based management software	4
Using HP Agentless Management	5
Configuration options	6
Configuring HP SIM 7.0 for HP Agentless Management	7
Management 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 Provisioning	10
HP SIM 7.0 Configure and Repair Agents options	11
HP SIM 7.0 Managed System Setup Wizard	12
Starting and stopping the HP Agentless Management Service	13
Windows environments	13
Linux environments	13
VMware environments	14
Conclusion	14

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Using traditional OS-based management software

Traditionally, OS-based management required software to run on the OS. The software plugs into the

appropriate service providing SNMP, WMI, or WBEM 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 OS-based management model.

Figure 2:

Traditionally, SNMP Agents and WMI/WBEM Providers communicate with HP SIM through an

OS-based service.