ISS Technology Update | Volume 6, Number 9 |
Additional resources
For additional information on the topics discussed in this article, visit the following links:
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HP RGS PC trial site |
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ProLiant management tip of the month
Troubleshooting HP SIM connections
Frequently troubleshooting why a system is unable to launch a tool or why clicking the hardware status icon does not launch the System Management Homepage boils down to answering the dual question, ”What services are running on the target? and has HP SIM discovered them?” Sure, it’s possible to visit each system’s information page in HP SIM, and then expand the ”Product Description” to look at the protocols, but that can be a
Figure 5-1. Product description
Well, the good news is that you actually can do what you want, but not in the way you expected. A little known fact about HP SIM collections is that when you create a collection using attributes specified by you, those attributes become available for display as columns in the table view. Therefore, if you were to create a new collection and specify “Management Protocol” with all of the possible options, you would get a collection definition that would look like Figure
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