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Using SCR, Table 2-1, SCR Management Systems

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SCR Overview Using SCR Table 2-1 Using SCR SCR has two types of management systems: SCR Management Systems System Type Central Management Server (CMS) Managed Nodes Description An HP-UX system that maintains SCR Other HP-UX systems to be managed by the CMS. SCR can perform scheduled and on-demand configuration data collection on the CMS and all managed nodes. For configuration data collection and management of system nodes, DMI must be managing the nodes. You must include the CMS IP address in that server's /var/dmi/dmiMachines file. You also must add the CMS IP address in each managed node's /var/dmi/dmiMachines file to allow access from the CMS. The next step is to configure SCR to perform the data collection and reporting you want, as described in the next section. 14 Chapter 2

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Chapter 2
SCR Overview
Using SCR
Using SCR
SCR has two types of management systems:
SCR can perform scheduled and on-demand configuration data collec-
tion on the CMS and all managed nodes.
For configuration data collection and management of system nodes,
DMI must be managing the nodes. You must include the CMS IP
address in that server’s
/var/dmi/dmiMachines
file. You also must add
the CMS IP address in each managed node’s
/var/dmi/dmiMachines
file to allow access from the CMS.
The next step is to configure SCR to perform the data collection and
reporting you want, as described in the next section.
Table 2-1
SCR Management Systems
System Type
Description
Central Management Server
(CMS)
An HP-UX system that maintains
SCR
Managed Nodes
Other HP-UX systems to be
managed by the CMS.