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06-08-2005 04:44 AM
06-08-2005 04:44 AM
Proper configuration for alarms?
My HP SIM is not letting me know when there are critical hardware condidtions such as a drive going down. What are the prerequisites for a client to comunicate to HP SIM that there is a hardware condition that requires attention? It seems for the most part the only alarms i get are when a server is up or down ... that is all.
I noticed a drive was red on a server but had not recieved any alarm. So I replaced the drive and upgraded the drivers to 7.30a. I have 200 clients and their PSP versions are anywhere from 5.3 to 7.3. I upgraded my test box to 7.3 ... pulled a drive from its RAID array and never recived an alarm!
I noticed a drive was red on a server but had not recieved any alarm. So I replaced the drive and upgraded the drivers to 7.30a. I have 200 clients and their PSP versions are anywhere from 5.3 to 7.3. I upgraded my test box to 7.3 ... pulled a drive from its RAID array and never recived an alarm!
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06-08-2005 07:07 AM
06-08-2005 07:07 AM
Re: Proper configuration for alarms?
And I was not recieving the event because I was not installing the PSP's properly. I was not selecting the box â allow to overwrite newer versions of the driversâ ?. I seem to have the Microsoft SCSI drivers installed on some boxes (have no idea why except maybe during serice pack installs but I thought for sure i didn't overwrite any compaq dri
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