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09-12-2007 10:23 PM
09-12-2007 10:23 PM
HP SIM 5.1 - Newbie!
Hi
I am new to SIM in that we have always used it as a mere "nice to have".
We have 2 large datacenters (500servers in each) and wanted to get some information as to the best config practice in terms of resilency?
I have looked for guides but could find them so if anyone knows any, please link me?
But anyway, our main questions are
- does SIM allow for a Primar and Seconday management server, so that one is placed in Site A and the other in Site B, and both have visibility of the entire network (obv Layer 2 and Layer 3 permitting).
- If the above is not true, how do people achieve this? data base replication? etc?
MAny thanks!
Jay
I am new to SIM in that we have always used it as a mere "nice to have".
We have 2 large datacenters (500servers in each) and wanted to get some information as to the best config practice in terms of resilency?
I have looked for guides but could find them so if anyone knows any, please link me?
But anyway, our main questions are
- does SIM allow for a Primar and Seconday management server, so that one is placed in Site A and the other in Site B, and both have visibility of the entire network (obv Layer 2 and Layer 3 permitting).
- If the above is not true, how do people achieve this? data base replication? etc?
MAny thanks!
Jay
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09-13-2007 01:35 AM
09-13-2007 01:35 AM
Re: HP SIM 5.1 - Newbie!
See http://www.hp.com/go/hpsim --> Information Library for information in the following papers:
"Automation of two HP SIM 5.1 servers to provide Failover Event Handling"
or
"Deploying HP SIM 5.x on MSCS Clusters"
"Automation of two HP SIM 5.1 servers to provide Failover Event Handling"
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"Deploying HP SIM 5.x on MSCS Clusters"
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09-13-2007 01:40 AM
09-13-2007 01:40 AM
Re: HP SIM 5.1 - Newbie!
Interesting configuration...
I don't think there's a way to get a distributed, but cooperating configuration as you describe...
How are the data centers connected to each other?
What are your intentions by using HP SIM (Management, software deployment, monitoring/alerting,...?
If there is an absolute need in having a consolidated view, I would like to suggest a configuration like this:
- Server1 is hosting pure SIM and does the monitoring
- Server2 is hosting the DB
- Server3 is hosting the Version Control Repository for data center 1
- Server4 is hosting the Version Control Repository for data center 2
- Server5 does the proxy for messages (SMTP, paging, SMS, and so on...)
You may consolidate tow or three of those server in a way you prefer...
I never read about a configuration like I described, but this would be my approach, if this was my task...
Good Luck!
Regards
Jimmy
This way you may get a likely performant infrastructure
I don't think there's a way to get a distributed, but cooperating configuration as you describe...
How are the data centers connected to each other?
What are your intentions by using HP SIM (Management, software deployment, monitoring/alerting,...?
If there is an absolute need in having a consolidated view, I would like to suggest a configuration like this:
- Server1 is hosting pure SIM and does the monitoring
- Server2 is hosting the DB
- Server3 is hosting the Version Control Repository for data center 1
- Server4 is hosting the Version Control Repository for data center 2
- Server5 does the proxy for messages (SMTP, paging, SMS, and so on...)
You may consolidate tow or three of those server in a way you prefer...
I never read about a configuration like I described, but this would be my approach, if this was my task...
Good Luck!
Regards
Jimmy
This way you may get a likely performant infrastructure
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