HP SIM globalsettings.props file from True to false. This file can be found in the following directory on the HP SIM server:

[SIM_Installation_Directory]\config\globalsettings.props

Windows 2000 is no longer supported. See the support matrix for your edition for complete information on supported Windows versions.

After upgrading, hosts are managed directly from the application server, and will no longer be managed by our internal CIMOMs. Each host will be treated as its own discovery group; hosts will no longer be members of the built-in discovery groups (default, discovery group 1, etc). See Managing Discovery Groups” on page 108 for more information.

CLI clients earlier than the current revision are not supported.

Any customizations to your CIMOMConfig.xml will not be preserved, because the file format has changed. The old file will be saved to <installation directory>\SavedData for reference. The customizations in the old CIMOMConfig.xml file must be manually merged into the file shipped with 6.0 and you must restart the management server before the customizations are applied to the updated management server.

Files backed up to %MGR_DIST%\SavedData

The upgrade will save data to %MGR_DIST%\SavedData. Do not delete this directory.

About Migrating Brocade Fabric Access API–Managed Switches to SMI-S After Upgrading

As noted earlier, The Brocade switch manufacturer no longer supports the Brocade Fabric Access API provider and the Fabric Access API provider is no longer supported with this release of the management server. Any Brocade switches that are managed with the Brocade Fabric Access API provider will be quarantined after upgrading the management server. The management server retains the data for the API switches after upgrading, but you cannot complete Discovery Data Collection until you migrate these Brocade switches to the Brocade SMI Agent provider. See Migrate Your Brocade Switches to SMI-A on page 50 for instructions on downloading and installing the Brocade SMI-A provider.

About Changes to McDATA and Connectrix Switches After Upgrading

By default after upgrading, the management server is configured to use the SMI-S provider to manage and discover McDATA and Connectrix switches. The migration to SMI-S is not required for McDATA and Connectrix switches as it is with the Brocade Fabric Access API provider. The steps for changing the discovery settings for McDATA and Connectrix switches are explained in the discovery chapter.

About Resetting Archive Mode After Upgrading

If You Use Automatic RMAN Backups

After upgrading to Oracle 10g, your Archive mode setting in the Database Admin Utility is reset to the default setting (No Archive Mode). If ARCHIVE MODE was enabled before upgrading, you must access the Database Admin Utility and re-enable Archive Mode in order to continue automatic RMAN backups. See the User Guide in the Documentation Center (Help > Documentation Center) for the steps.

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