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Re: Web access to command view eva (EVA3000)

 
Axel Thimm
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Web access to command view eva (EVA3000)

After updating some parts of the Storage Management Appliance (like CVEVA 4.1.1.3 and Proliant Support Pack 7.40A), I cannot connect to the CVEVA through SMA's web interface.

I know the appliance is working, as sssu access is still possible, and I can see in the logs that the appliance and the HSV100 controllers are syncing their time every hour.

So I assume this has to do with IIS?

Here are some more details:

* accessing "Devices -> command view eva" which calls /OSM/devices/hsv.asp now returns
"The page cannot be displayed"

* This seems to be due to the Compaq management agents (v6.30) not running.
Their failure to start is logged in the Audit log as a warning with event code 8C0A0384.

* In "Settings -> Manage Tools" all services are running but
"Compaq Management Agents 6.30 Error"

* Trying to start them here returns
"hp OpenView storage management appliance Error
Compaq Management Agent status: Could not start appliance application. (80004005)"

* In Windows' Application Log I find an Active Server Pages warning:
"Warning: IIS log failed to write entry, File //global.asa Line 49 Open call in OSMDB failed.. ."

The crux is that the system worked well in this configuration yesterday. Just this morning I found that CVEVA is not anymore accessible through the SMA. :/
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Steven Clementi
Honored Contributor

Re: Web access to command view eva (EVA3000)

Axel:

Can you get the the System Management Homepage?

If so, from there, do you see a link for Command View EVA?

Starting with PSP 7.2 (I think), HP started using a new web interface. This not one AND the old one did NOT use IIS, so IIS has nothing to do with it. But there have been problems with upgrades similar to what you are seeing.


Try the System management Home Page and tel us what you see...

http://localhost:2381


Steven
Steven Clementi
HP Master ASE, Storage, Servers, and Clustering
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Axel Thimm
Occasional Advisor

Re: Web access to command view eva (EVA3000)

The is only a link to hp OV SMA, which leads back to the usual SMA interface. There is no explicit CVEVA entry. Should there be one?
Steven Clementi
Honored Contributor

Re: Web access to command view eva (EVA3000)

Oh, this is a SMA. I um... skipped over the first line. (usually the case while rushed in the morning)

First problem I see is that you should not just arbitraily upgrade the SMA with the latest Support Paq's and software available. Command View is one thing, but touching the SMA with anything but an official SMA update is usually not the greatest thing to do.

Is this a SMA II or III?

Try this link... see if it works...

https://localhost:2381/command_view_eva/MainPage

replace "localhost" with your SMA server name.

Were you running CVEVA 4.1 before updating to 4.1.1.3? or did you do multiple updates? 3.3 -> 4.0 -> 4.1 -> 4.1.1.3?


Steven
Steven Clementi
HP Master ASE, Storage, Servers, and Clustering
MCSE (NT 4.0, W2K, W2K3)
VCP (ESX2, Vi3, vSphere4, vSphere5, vSphere 6.x)
RHCE
NPP3 (Nutanix Platform Professional)
Axel Thimm
Occasional Advisor

Re: Web access to command view eva (EVA3000)

This link gives a 404 (after asking for authentication).

Given that SMA is deprecated, can/should I install a standalone CVEVA on it?

I tried to get the latest SMA service packs installed. SP2 wouldn't complete installation, though.
jewe
Occasional Contributor

Re: Web access to command view eva (EVA3000)

I had same problem before.
When you use the sma, i think so, then you must uninstall the new HP Insight Agent und reinstall the Compaq Management Agents 6.3.

It looks like the SMA works only with this version of management agents.