what happened to hp-health in mcp repo

[bigdaddy68]

Hi,

I have noticed that the newest MCP (Mgmt Component Pack) for ProLiant servers running CentOS is lacking some familiar codes that we've been using for some time - most notably hp-health.  I also see that some codes appeared to be renamed and/or changed. 

I am also interested in hpwdt and hpdiags as well - are those that still available under a different code or are they part of the server HW now ?

Is there anything like a whitepaper describing these changes  ?

http://downloads.linux.hpe.com

Thx

BigDaddy68

[Jimmy Vance]

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@bigdaddy68wrote:

Hi,

I have noticed that the newest MCP (Mgmt Component Pack) for ProLiant servers running CentOS is lacking some familiar codes that we've been using for some time - most notably hp-health.  I also see that some codes appeared to be renamed and/or changed. 

I am also interested in hpwdt and hpdiags as well - are those that still available under a different code or are they part of the server HW now ?

Is there anything like a whitepaper describing these changes  ?

http://downloads.linux.hpe.com

Thx

BigDaddy68

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Health, snmp-agents and the System Management Home Page were depricated with HPE ProLiant Servers Gen10
as this functionality was moved to the ilo interface.

If you require health/snmp, please use the previous release of the MCP (10.60).
https://downloads.linux.hpe.com/SDR/project/mcp/

Some packages were re- or de-branded removing 'hp' from the package name

[bigdaddy68]

Thanks Jimmy,

The 10.60 code does not seem to be on the site you mention.... 

For CentOS revs 7, 7.2 7.3 and 7.4 it only lists 10.50 and then 11.05 - there is no 10.60

https://downloads.linux.hpe.com/SDR/project/mcp/

is 10.60 going to be published on the site ?  anywhere ?

thx

BigDaddy68