HP 5992-3193 manual HP Array Configuration Utility Command Line Interface, OpenPegasus

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HP Array Configuration Utility – Command Line Interface

HP Array Configuration Utility – Command Line Interface (ACU-CLI) for Linux on Itanium-based systems is an online tool that can be used to manage and configure Smart Array-based storage controllers. The HP ACU-CLI is an interactive command console that provides immediate feedback to the user, and is functionally equivalent to the ACU GUI.

OpenPegasus

OpenPegasus implements the WBEM standard to enable management solutions that deliver increased control of enterprise resources. OpenPegasus is installed on your HP Integrity system by default when WBEM providers or HP nPartitions commands are installed; OpenPegasus is not installed as a standalone application.

OpenPegasus SDK is the software developers kit for the OpenPegasus product. It provides the tools needed to develop Common Information Model (CIM) client applications and provides modules for OpenPegasus.

NOTE: The OpenPegasus SDK is included with your Linux RHEL5 and SLES 10 OS distribution. For your convenience, the OpenPegasus SDK for RHEL and SLES 10 are found in the HP Support Pack software package in the following locations respectively:

distros/rhel5/tog-pegasus-devel-2.7.1-17hp.rhel5.ia64.rpm distros/sles10/tog-pegasus-devel-2.7.1-17hp.sles10.ia64.rpm

You can download all current versions of OpenPegasus SDK from the Open Group website:

http://www.openpegasus.org/pr/

For more information, see the HP WBEM Providers for Linux Installation Guide and Release Notes:

http://docs.hp.com/en/5991-6518/

Small Footprint CIM Broker

The Small Footprint CIM Broker (sfcb) is a CIM server conforming to the CIM Operations over HTTP protocol. It supports the HP SMX WBEM providers that were developed in conjunction with the Common Manageability Programming Interface (CMPI). The Small Footprint CIM Broker provides access to the HP SMX WBEM providers and is installed on your HP Integrity system by default when WBEM providers are installed on SLES 11. It is not installed as a standalone application.

NOTE: The sblim-sfcbRPM is not included in the support pack, however it is delivered with the SLES11 distribution.

For more information, see the HP SMX WBEM Providers for Linux Installation Guide and Release Notes:

http://docs.hp.com/en/####-####

For more information about the Small Footprint CIM Broker, see the Novell website:

http://www.novell.com

HP Utilization Provider Including WBEM

HP Utilization Provider provides a light-weight daemon, utild, that records system-utilization data on a five-minute interval. System-utilization data includes CPU utilization, memory utilization, disk utilization, and network utilization. The HP Utilization Provider includes the WBEM provider, which provides access to the utilization data. The Virtual Server Environment (VSE) Management Software relies on the HP Utilization Provider. Removing HP Utilization Provider prevents the VSE Management Software from functioning properly.

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Contents HP Smart Setup HP Support Pack Acknowledgments Table of Contents Configuring and Using a Serial Console Supported Products Matrix Page Additional Documentation About This DocumentIntended Audience Typographic ConventionsUserInput Publishing HistoryKey Related Information Docsfeedback@hp.com HP Encourages Your CommentsOverview Planning the InstallationSupport Information Supported Linux OS DistributionsEnsure Support for Linux on HP Integrity Servers Support ExceptionsClick Linux certification and support matrices Choosing an Installation ScenarioChoosing an Installation Environment Using a VGA Console Using a Serial ConsoleUsing the HP Smart Setup Ebsu Utility Installation ProcessInstallation Overview Click the Product overview and how to buy link Preparing for InstallationEnsuring Platform Compatibility Verifying Hardware CompatibilityBacking Up Existing Data Setting Up a ConsoleSetting Up a Serial Console Setting Up the Boot Drive Setting Up a VGA ConsolePreparing the Server Hardware Select the option Select Active Console Output DevicesShell reconnect -r Accessing the Removable Media Devices Using EFI# umount /mnt/usb # bootia64.efi# tar zxvf ebsu-version.tgz -C /mnt/usb # bootia64.efi Using HP Smart Setup to Install the OS Installing the OS and Updating the ServerHP Smart Setup Ebsu Main Menu Configure the Acpi Setting Select System Settings and press EnterSelect the appropriate storage adapter and press Enter Select Smart Setup ADD Ebsu Qlogic Prompt Changes Here and in CH5 IINFORMATION! All tasks you selected will now be performed 13 Inserting the Linux Installer Media Using the Linux Media to Install the OSUpdating the Server Installing Updates from the WebRegistering for HP Support Notifications Click the Download drivers and software link# lspci grep Fibre Installing the Fibre Channel HBA Drivers for Linux# tar zxvf hpqla2x00-date.tar.gz Installing the MPT Fusion HBA Drivers for Linux# rpm -ivh downloaded driver name Using the Option ROM Configuration for Arrays Utility EFI and HP Smart Setup Media UtilitiesUsing EFI EFI Boot ManagerEFI Shell HP Smart Setup UtilitiesAccessing HP Smart Setup Utilities Install Linux-Launches the Linux Installer Page Software Provided in the HP Support Pack Installing and Using the HP Support PackHP Management Base for Integrity Servers HP Insight Management AgentsHP System Management Homepage HP nPartition CommandsHP Server Manageability eXtensions HP Wbem Providers for LinuxOpenPegasus HP Array Configuration Utility Command Line InterfaceSmall Footprint CIM Broker HP Utilization Provider Including WbemHP SmartSetup Scripting Toolkit Product Installation DependenciesHP SAS Integrated Raid IR Configuration Utility HP Integrity Virtual Machines Wbem ProviderRemoving OpenWBEM Installing the Java Development Kit Product# chmod jdk-6u12-linux-ia64.bin # ./ jdk-6u12-linux-ia64.binBefore Running the Installer Installing Software from the HP Support Pack# ./install.sh -s Running the InstallerMenu for RHEL4 # /etc/init.d/sfcb start # /etc/init.d/tog-pegasus startPage Configuring a Serial Console Configuring and Using a Serial ConsoleUsing a Serial Console Select Save Settings to Nvram and press EnterHttp//lxr.linux.no/source/Documentation/ia64/serial.txt RHEL4 HP Support Pack DependenciesRHEL5 SLES11 Page Superfluous PAM Authentication Message Known IssuesUnaligned Access Messages HP Insight Management Wbem Providers Information Reporting Configuring Storage AdaptersChanging IP Address of Network Interface Partitioning Fibre Channel HBA AdaptersFile should now look like # /opt/hp/hpsmh/sbin/smhconfig --ui-timeout=80 HP System Management Homepage Session Time-out ErrorSelect Settings→SMH→Security→Timeouts Flashing HP PCIe 2-port 1000Base-T adapter AD337A AdaptersTable D-1 Supported Products Matrix Supported Products MatrixLAN Rusa SAS USB Rusa Page 5992-3193