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If you do not see this Java process, type /opt/amgr/bin/cms_start . You must be logged in as user 'root' on the CMS to initiate this command.

2.Check that the host is known to Application Discovery.

a.Click the following tabs in Application Discovery: Admin/Config, then Discovery.

b.Find the column heading "Host". Hosts recognized by Application Discovery are listed here. If the host that you are looking for is not listed here, it may be that you need to deploy an agent on the host and exchange certificates so that the host is recognized and inventoried by Application Discovery.

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1.Check that Application Discovery server is running on the CMS.

Type ps -elf grep amgrserver.jar on the command line of the CMS. You should see a Java process running the Application Discovery server.

If you do not see this Java process, type /opt/amgr/bin/cms_start . You must be logged in as user 'root' on the CMS to initiate this command.

2.Check that the host is known to Application Discovery.

a.Click the following tabs in Application Discovery: Admin/Config, then Discovery.

b.Find the column heading "Host". Hosts recognized by Application Discovery are listed here. If the host that you are looking for is not listed here, it may be that you need to deploy an agent on the host and exchange certificates so that the host is recognized and inventoried by Application Discovery.

No Indicators Showing in VSE Workload Real-Time Utilization Meters

This information applies to workloads associated with Application Discovery applications.

1.Check that the Application Discovery agent is running.

Click the following menu choices in HP Systems Insight Manager: Configure →Configure VSE Agents →Check AD Agent States . Follow the instructions for selecting hosts and checking agent state.

If the Application Discovery agent is installed, but is not running, click Configure →Configure VSE Agents →Start AD Agents and follow the instructions for selecting hosts and starting agents.

2.Check that Application Discovery agent is writing process maps for this workload on the managed system.

1.Log on to the managed system.

2.Go to /var/opt/amgr/procmaps .

3.Check for the existence of files. Note that file names are internally generated and do not have a logical correlation with user-known names, specifically user-assigned workload names.

4.Check the file timestamps. If any file is more than 60 seconds old (this is already conservative), process maps are not being updated.

If you confirm that process maps are not being updated, you can try the following actions to get process maps working correctly.

3.Check that the workload is defined for this host.

A workload receives process maps only for the host or hosts for or on which it is deployed. To check that a workload is defined for a host, click the Workloads tab in Virtualization Manager. You may need to modify a workload to include this host or create a new workload for it. For help on this topic, see the Virtualization Manager Help reference.

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Contents HP Application Discovery Version 4.0 Users Guide Copyright 2008 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P Table of Contents Troubleshooting and Error Messages Configuring the Wbem Provider Password Page List of Figures Page List of Tables Page New and Changed Information in This Edition About This DocumentIntended Audience Typographic ConventionsHP Encourages Your Comments Related InformationPublishing History Features of Application Discovery IntroductionPage Components and Concepts Application Discovery ComponentsUnderstand Your Current Discovery State Refining Application DiscoveryHow Discovery Works Discovery RatioRefine Discovery by Checking Agent State Warm-up RatioUnderstanding Application Templates Refine Discovery by Creating Application TemplatesHow Memory Usage is Calculated Understanding Server Resource ConsumptionMemory usage by the Application Discovery server Modifying Agent Behavior ProceduresStarting Application Discovery Start the HP Application Discovery AgentStopping the Agent from the Command Line Reconfigure a Running Agent from the Command LineUsing HP SIM to Stop the AD Agent Checking Agent StateWorking With Data Views Explanation of Agent StatesSet General Visibility Adjusting the User InterfaceSet Screen Data Refresh Interval Set Color ThemeSort Data in View Tables Change the Data ViewSet Number of Table Rows Filter Data in View TablesNavigate Between Views Set Visibility for Hosts on Application Discovery ScreensSet Visibility for Matched Applications Set Visibility for Packages on Application Discovery ScreensSetting Data Polling Interval Modifying the Maximum Size of an Event ListSetting Event Severity Setting Event AttributesIntroduction to Event Settings in Application Discovery Setting Alert LocationChange AD Application Template Values Managing Application TemplatesFind an Application Template On HP-UX Create a New Template Key to Application Template ValuesHP Global Workload Manager gWLM Summary Fields and Their Descriptions Attribute Fields and Their DescriptionsOne one pid per running application Rule Fields and Their Descriptions RuleCreate an Application Template Rule Create an Aggregation RuleAggregation Rule Examples How to Remove Types from the Aggregation Rule Check Unmatched Processes to Find Application Candidates Using the Table Data to Fill in An Application TemplateFilling in the Summary Fields Using Table Data Understanding the Tables Showing Unmatched ProcessesFilling in the Template Attribute Fields Filling in the Rule Fields Using Table DataBacking Up Application Discovery Files On HP-UX Introduction Troubleshooting and Error MessagesErrors in Installation Data Missing in Application Discovery Screens Applications Not Visible in Application Discovery ScreensIntroduction Host Not Visible in Application Discovery Screens Check that SSH is configured correctly on the managed node Packages Not Visible in Application Discovery Screens Application Errors in VSE Workload Screens Application Discovery may not be correctly configuredCheck that the host is known to Application Discovery UI Unable to Connect to Server Messages Errors in Application Discovery User Interface OperationCannot Enter Application Discovery User Interface Java UI exception Message Displays Getting Assistance in Using Application Discovery Application Discovery ResourcesPage Page Amgrd OptionsInstallation = LogtraceAuthors Agentconfig Check agent state Amgrremoteconfig 1M UlogininfoAmgrremoteconfig was developed by Hewlett-Packard Company Completing Certificate Exchange Using HP SIM to Complete Certificate ExchangeCompleting Certificate Exchange from the Command Line Uoption supported on HP-UX only Configuring the Wbem Provider Password Page Key to Event Attributes Event TypesEvent Viewing Locations Event Severity TypesAdditional Event Types Specific to HP Application Discovery Glossary AgentManaged SSL Wbem Symbols IndexClear filter, 25 clutter Expand table Packages tab, 26 Templates tab, 26 templates, 16 about Index

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