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# /usr/bin/ps -ef /usr/bin/grep cim /usr/bin/grep -v grep

You should see the following processes listed:

root	1451	1	0	14:57:01 ?	3:16 /opt/wbem/lbin/cimserver
root	1452	1451	0	14:57:19 ?	0:00	/opt/wbem/sbin/cimservera
root	1454	1451	0	14:57:01 ?	3:16	/opt/wbem/lbin/cimprovagt 14 11 SFMProviderModule
root	1498	1451	0 14:58:41 ?		3:16 /opt/wbem/lbin/cimprovagt 19 18 Operating_SystemModule

If only the cimserver process is running, then you need to take the following action on the Utility Meter (otherwise, skip this procedure):

1.Log on as root.

2.Kill the cimserver process by executing the command:

# /usr/bin/kill -9 process_id

Where process_id is the cimserver process id, such as 1451 in the above process listing.

3.Check if the WBEM service is still running by executing the command:

# /opt/meter/bin/monitor status

You should see output similar to:

Status:

tnameserv...running, pid=12775, responding das_SERVER...running, pid=12787, collecting transporter...running, pid=12802 monitor...running, pid=12870

wbem...not running http...running

IMPORTANT: The WBEM service should not be running. If it is running, start this procedure over, beginning at Step 2.

4.Then, after a short period of time (about five minutes), the WBEM service will be launched automatically by the /opt/meter/bin/monitor script that was executed in Step 3. After waiting approximately five minutes, execute the command:

# /usr/bin/ps -ef /usr/bin/grep cim /usr/bin/grep -v grep

You should see output similar to:

root	1551	1	0	14:57:01 ?	3:16 /opt/wbem/lbin/cimserver
root	1552	1551	0	14:57:19 ?	0:00 /opt/wbem/sbin/cimservera
root	1554	1551	0	14:57:01 ?	3:16 /opt/wbem/lbin/cimprovagt 14	11	SFMProviderModule
root	1598	1551	0	14:58:41 ?	3:16 /opt/wbem/lbin/cimprovagt 19	18	Operating_SystemModule

If you do not see the above CIM processes running, wait a few more minutes and execute the ps command again.

5.Check if the WBEM service is running by executing the command:

# /opt/meter/bin/monitor status

You should see output similar to:

Status:

tnameserv...running, pid=12775, responding das_SERVER...running, pid=12787, collecting transporter...running, pid=12802 monitor...running, pid=12870 wbem...running

http...running

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