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тАО01-13-2011 03:50 AM
тАО01-13-2011 03:50 AM
Power supply failure not showing in SIM
we are running v6.1 of HP-SIM and recently had a power supply failure in a blade chassis.
There was no event logged for this error in HP-SIM and consequently no email alert related to it.
The blade chassis and associated servers are shown in HP-SIM and when using picture view I can see the failed power supply and the list of power supplies in the chassis shows this one supply as failed, so I can see no obvious reason why it has not been picked up by HP-SIM.
any suggestions gratefully received.
There was no event logged for this error in HP-SIM and consequently no email alert related to it.
The blade chassis and associated servers are shown in HP-SIM and when using picture view I can see the failed power supply and the list of power supplies in the chassis shows this one supply as failed, so I can see no obvious reason why it has not been picked up by HP-SIM.
any suggestions gratefully received.
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тАО01-13-2011 11:39 PM
тАО01-13-2011 11:39 PM
Re: Power supply failure not showing in SIM
Hello,
as the PSU fail is in the enclosure i think the OA has to send a snmp trap.
Have you configured the OA of the enclosure to send a snmp trap to your CMS ?
The OA has to be discovered in SIM as well as the servers and ilos.
I think you can send a test alert from the OA to see if this is working.
Leo
as the PSU fail is in the enclosure i think the OA has to send a snmp trap.
Have you configured the OA of the enclosure to send a snmp trap to your CMS ?
The OA has to be discovered in SIM as well as the servers and ilos.
I think you can send a test alert from the OA to see if this is working.
Leo
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тАО01-14-2011 05:35 AM
тАО01-14-2011 05:35 AM
Re: Power supply failure not showing in SIM
Peter,
Leo is correct you have to have the OA set up correctly. The other half of the equation is that you have to have the OA entitle correctly so it shows up in the entitlement tab of the RSCS page. Unfortunately the serial number/product number combonation wont entitle correctly so I have set the OA's to the enclosure serial number/product number and then they entitle fine and send events. Dont forge to assign and address as well.
Good luck!
Mike
Leo is correct you have to have the OA set up correctly. The other half of the equation is that you have to have the OA entitle correctly so it shows up in the entitlement tab of the RSCS page. Unfortunately the serial number/product number combonation wont entitle correctly so I have set the OA's to the enclosure serial number/product number and then they entitle fine and send events. Dont forge to assign and address as well.
Good luck!
Mike
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