Installing and Configuring PPU Software
Configuring PPU Software
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| Configuring PPU Software |
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| After you have successfully installed the PPU B.06.x software, using the |
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| swinstall command, you need to configure the PPU https client |
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| connection to the utility meter. The utility meter must be configured on |
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| every partition, including virtual partitions. |
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| The following configuration procedure assumes your utility meter has |
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| been installed on the PPU system’s network by your HP service |
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| representative. If the utility meter is not installed, contact your HP |
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| service representative. |
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| There can be up to four steps to configure your PPU system, depending |
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| on whether or not your network uses a proxy server, and if you desire to |
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| specify a name other than your system’s hostname as the system |
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| identifier. |
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| At a minimum, the name of the utility meter must be set. The four steps |
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| to configure the PPU software are: |
Step | 1. | Configure the hostname of the utility meter (required) |
Step | 2. | Configure the hostname of the proxy server (if necessary) |
Step | 3. | Configure the proxy server’s username and password (if required by the |
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| proxy server) |
Step | 4. | Configure the system identifier (if desired) |
Configuring the Utility Meter (required)
To set the hostname of the utility meter, execute the following command:
/usr/sbin/ppuconfig -m meter
Where meter is the fully qualified hostname or IP address of the utility meter.
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