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<defaultProxy>

<bypasslist>

<add address="<BypassAddress1>"/> <add address="<BypassAddress2>"/> </bypasslist> </defaultProxy>

</system.net>

The address attribute defines the bypass address with a regular expression. For example, <add address="[a-z]+\.hp\.com$" />bypasses the proxy for all servers in the hp.com domain. The command <add address="192\.168\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}" /> bypasses the proxy for all servers whose IP addresses begin with 192.168. For more information, see the Microsoft website (http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/sa91de1e.aspx).

5.Save the configuration file.

6.Restart the monitor service from Service Control Manager.

Setting up a non-administrator account to use the monitor manager

Two settings are used to configure a non-administrator account to access the monitor manager.

Setting A provides user or group access to the Enclosure Monitor Manager tool in the installed folder.

Setting B provides user or group access to the Enclosure Monitor Service. This access is controlled by the permission setting of the registry key.

Use the following information to determine which settings are required for your environment.

Settings

Both the monitor manager

Only the monitor service on

Only the monitor manager

 

and the monitor service on

the system

on the system

 

single system (default)

 

 

Setting A

Required

Not required

Required

Setting B

Required

Required

Read-only registry setting

 

 

 

required.

Changing Setting A

1.Open File Explorer.

2.Locate the %ProgramFiles%\HP BladeSystem Management Pack for Operations Manager 2007\Tools folder.

3.Right-click the file folder and in the options menu, select Properties.

4.Click the Security tab.

5.To allow read/execute access to the monitor manager tool, click Edit and then choose either of the following:

Add Users group (Computer Domain Name\Users).

For a non-English operating system, use the appropriate name instead of Users.

6.Close the dialog box and exit File Explorer.

Changing Setting B

1.Select StartRun and enter regedit in the Open field.

2.Locate the key at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Hewlett-Packard\HP BladeSystem Enclosure Monitor Service.

3.Right-click the key and in the options menu select Permission.

4.Click Add and then register a user or a group.

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Contents Abstract Page Contents Troubleshooting BladeSystem NT eventsSupport and other resources Documentation feedbackInformation IndexProduct operation OverviewIntroduction Product operation Installing HP BladeSystem Management Pack Installation overviewInstalling the HP BladeSystem Management Pack Install the HPBladeSystemMP0nnx86.exe file orInstallation results Monitor Service \ HPBladeSystemEnclosureMonitorService.exeChange HPBladeSystemEnclosureMonitorService.exe.config When the modification is complete, click Finish Using the Enclosure Monitor Manager Connecting to the Enclosure Monitor Service Launching the Enclosure Monitor ManagerRefreshing monitor data Adding enclosuresModifying enclosure configuration Modifying enclosure loginLaunching the HP Onboard Administrator website Removing managed enclosuresLaunching HP Integrated Lights-Out Launching HP Onboard AdministratorUsing Run As Profiles Configuring a proxy server Configuring a bypass listChanging Setting a Changing Setting BAnalyzing HP alerts Page More about the HP BladeSystem Management Pack HP BladeSystem Enclosure viewsActive Alerts view Device Bay State view Group Diagram view Enclosure State view Health Explorer HP BladeSystem Enclosure views More about the HP BladeSystem Management Pack Monitor Service State view Health Collection State viewTask Status view Predefined tasks Security for HP tasksClasses BladeSystem classes ILOUSM62500TE Active Discovery rules State monitorsPropagation monitors Capacity planning guidelines and best practices Hardware and software configuration guidelinesEnclosure monitor performance and scalability guidelines Best practices based on these factors Number of registered HP BladeSystem c-Class enclosuresPractical configurations with resource guidelines X86 41 MB X64 55 MB Monitor NT events Service NT eventsBladeSystem NT events Soap NT events Snmp trap NT eventsGroup capper Operations Manager does not alert HP BladeSystem enclosures TroubleshootingEnclosure monitor management issues Researching state monitoring Authoring issuesOperational and usage issues Group Diagram view displays initials of folder names Event view and Performance view are emptyEnclosure Monitor Manager operational and usage issues State icon or alert state appears grayMonitor manager status line displays failure status Monitor manager fails to validate an enclosure registrationUpdating the Onboard Administrator password Add Enclosure wizard does not add an unverified enclosureInformation to collect before contacting HP How to contact HPSupport and other resources Warranty information HP authorized resellersRelated information Typographic conventionsTIP Documentation feedback HP Scom Management Packs support HP BladeSystem Management Pack v 1.x for System Center Index Index