HPE Server tab missing in HPE InfoSight

[AlexMilotin]

Hello,

I've noticed that i don't see my servers anymore in HPE InfoSight page.

The reason seems to be that HPE Servers tab is missing in HPE InfoSight Administration / Device Enronllment.

When i connect to HPE InfoSight i am prompted with this message "There are no systems associated with your user profile. Click here to get started."

[Cali]

Hi,

this is because InfoSight for Server is (forever) Offline.
The replacement is COM, but COM is not free to use, as InfoSight was.

Product Change Notification: (Revision) HPE Platforms - Discontinuation of iLO Amplifier Pack, InfoSight for Servers and Deprecation of HPE iLO Amplifier Hardware Support Manager (HSM) Support for VMware Lifecycle Manager (vLCM)

Cali

[AlexMilotin]

Oh i saw that comming when they retired iLO Amplifier.

Why keeping and maintaining something that worked like a charm when you can introduce cloud based craps where you can also force people tp pay if they want to use.

Its not enough that the HPE Support went down sooooo much in past years, but now i see the reason why we move to Dell

I knew about HPE GreenLake, but unfortunately the subscriptions are sick expensive and above that they do not provide support and you can't onboard anything below Gen10

[support_s]

System recommended content:

1. HPE InfoSight for Servers User Guide

2. HPE InfoSight User Guide

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[hammadasghar]

HI HPE communtiy,

please help to update about HPE InfoSight  how to anaylze that without HPE InfoSight site. 

Regards,

Hammad Asghar.

[Cali]

Hi,

this is because InfoSight for Server is (forever) offline.
The replacement is COM, but COM is not free to use, as InfoSight was.

Product Change Notification: (Revision) HPE Platforms - Discontinuation of iLO Amplifier Pack, InfoSight for Servers and Deprecation of HPE iLO Amplifier Hardware Support Manager (HSM) Support for VMware Lifecycle Manager (vLCM)

Cali

[AlexMilotin]

It's lovely to see actually useless tools being discontinued and new tools introduced that have no proper support, no automation capabilities, lack of support on older hardware and which comes at a price

Its like HPE said : Enough with free great working tools, from now on you have to pay for a worse experience

[SprinkleJames]

Isn't HPE Compute Ops Management something like $165 per server per year? Less if you do multi-year. It's not nothing, but I wouldn't describe it as "sick expensive."