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09-24-2009 11:17 AM
09-24-2009 11:17 AM
CV and eva entitlement
If an EVA or CV server are not entitled, what exactly does that mean from an RSP functionality perspective? Will HP not get any events from the device? Will any storage configurations be sent to HP? Will SIM still see events from the device?
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09-24-2009 03:46 PM
09-24-2009 03:46 PM
Re: CV and eva entitlement
It's complex to explain, but the bottom line is that unless you're entitled, I'm not sure you'll be able to see events in SIM. But you will be able to see live health status of your EVAs, and this might be enough.
Concerning events, the controller events are written to the windows event log of the SMS, then ELMC (wccproxy) picks them up and sends them to WEBES on the CMS. WEBES analyzes the events and if service is needed, it instructs the ISEE client (which is still part of RSP) to open an event at HP but this will happen only if your device is entitled. Once this is done the only event log entry you'll see in SIM is "A service event has been reported" which will contain details the failure your EVA has.
To test this, do a "wccproxy test" on your SMS and see what ends up in SIM, no matter if you're entitled or not.
At least, that's how it works here with CV 6.0.2. I don't know if more recent versions of CV behave that way.
To be notified some other way, you can configure WEBES to send e-mails to you, and it will happily do so, and provide all the details on the events.
Good luck
Concerning events, the controller events are written to the windows event log of the SMS, then ELMC (wccproxy) picks them up and sends them to WEBES on the CMS. WEBES analyzes the events and if service is needed, it instructs the ISEE client (which is still part of RSP) to open an event at HP but this will happen only if your device is entitled. Once this is done the only event log entry you'll see in SIM is "A service event has been reported" which will contain details the failure your EVA has.
To test this, do a "wccproxy test" on your SMS and see what ends up in SIM, no matter if you're entitled or not.
At least, that's how it works here with CV 6.0.2. I don't know if more recent versions of CV behave that way.
To be notified some other way, you can configure WEBES to send e-mails to you, and it will happily do so, and provide all the details on the events.
Good luck
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09-25-2009 03:42 AM
09-25-2009 03:42 AM
Re: CV and eva entitlement
Hello,
Even though there is not entitlement for your product, it will send the issues to HP, but it will end up in a non-priority queue at their end. I have customers who have received a phone call regarding repairing stuff which is out of warranty.
Regards
Even though there is not entitlement for your product, it will send the issues to HP, but it will end up in a non-priority queue at their end. I have customers who have received a phone call regarding repairing stuff which is out of warranty.
Regards
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