HP ProLiant WS460c HP Service Pack for ProLiant Quick Start Guide - Page 25
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Debug Trace Files Hpsumiserver\HpsumserverW32.log Hpsumiserver\localhpsumsoapserver.log Sesssion.log RepositoryManager \Discoverymanager.log \Installmanager.log \_log.txt \Settings.xml Function Contains remote trace data for HP SUM SOAP server sessions. Contains information about the HP SUM SOAP server. Contains the data and time each session started. This file is saved in a separate directory named with the date. Provides repository and component information. This directory can be excluded in the trace data when collecting the trace files. Provides the details of interaction between the Operations Manager and the remote discovery client. If a discovery tool fails, it is reported to this trace file and appears as a Discovery Failed message. This log is target specific. Provides the interaction between the Operations Manager and the remote discovery client. If a discovery tool fails, it is reported to this trace file and appears as a Discovery Failed message. This log is target specific. Provides the trace data from operations manager for a specific target. Provides general setting information of HP SUM such as Force downgrade or upgrade for a specific target. Log Files \hpsum_log.txt Note: is the name of the target in the source selections screen. Hpsum_detail_log.txt hpsum_execution_log__.log hpsum.ini Function Contains information on HP SUM discovery, installation status, and errors if applicable. Contains the log data of the components. Provides detailed information on the execution of HP SUM. Stores persistent data on the user's system. From the OpMan.trace file you can see which components were winnowed from the installation set and which ones were added. Normally, components are winnowed when: • They do not support installation on the given operating system. • The hardware they are designed for is not discovered on the server. • The component is not for the type of target selected. • The component does not report itself capable of being deployed to a given target. • The component cannot be deployed in either the online or offline environment. The following is an example of the output in the OpMan.trace to show how to determine if a component was prevented from appearing on the Select Items to Install screen or being deployed from the silent console mode. In the example, the binary image files 0.bin and 1.bin (which represented HP iLO firmware files), components cp011301.exe and cp011500.exe, and the SPP represented by bundle file bp000648.xml were added to the installation set. All the other components were removed for various reasons. InstallSet.cpp[212]: Winnow--Adding FileName 0.bin InstallSet.cpp[212]: Winnow--Adding FileName 1.bin InstallSet.cpp[222]: Winnow--Removing FileName 2.bin InstallSet.cpp[212]: Winnow--Adding FileName cp011301.exe InstallSet.cpp[222]: Winnow--Removing FileName cp011321.exe InstallSet.cpp[222]: Winnow--Removing FileName cp011489.exe Collecting debug information 25