Hp Storage Essentials Db Viewer Software Installation Manual SRM 6.0 Guide For Enterprise Edition And Standard
2015-01-05
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- HP Storage Essentials SRM 6.0 Installation Guide
- Contents
- Overview
- Installing the Management Server on Microsoft Windows
- Important Information About Upgrading
- Installation/Upgrade Process is Now Automated
- Pre-installation Checklist (Installations and Upgrades)
- Installation and Upgrade Requirements (Cannot Proceed with Install/Upgrade if Not Met)
- Overview of the Verify System Requirements Screen
- How to Install Microsoft SNMP and SNMP Trap Services
- How to turn off Internet Information Services (IIS) and Third-Party Web servers
- How to Verify that Microsoft Access Data Components (MDAC) 2.7 Service Pack 1 or Later is Installed
- How to Verify Networking
- Be Sure to Install a Supported Browser
- About the New Storage Essentials for Windows Installation Options
- Storage Essentials Installation Wizard Options
- Installing Storage Essentials and HP Systems Insight Manager for Windows on Separate Servers
- Step 1 - Read the Support Matrix and Release Notes
- Step 2 - (Required for Separate Server Installations Only) Manually Install HP Systems Insight Manager
- Step 3 - Install Storage Essentials on the Storage Essentials Server
- Step 4 - Verify that HP SIM is Running on the Remote Server
- Step 5 - Complete the Storage Essentials Installation
- Step 6 - Configure Browser Settings
- Step 7 - Browse to the HP SIM Home Page
- Step 8 - Obtain and Apply a Storage Essentials License Key Before Setting Up Discovery on HP SIM
- Step 9 - Copy Your CIM Extensions to the HP SIM Server
- Step 10 - Check for and Install any Required Service Packs and Hot Fix Files
- Step 11 - Install Your CIM Extensions and Set Up Discovery
- Installing Storage Essentials and HP SIM for Windows on the Same Server
- Step 1 - Read the Support Matrix and Release Notes
- Step 2 - Log On to the Windows Server
- Step 3 - Start the Storage Essentials for Windows Installation Wizard
- Step 4 - Obtain a License Key (Required to Start the Management Server for the First Time)
- Step 5 - Configure Browser Settings
- Step 6 - Browse to the HP SIM Home Page
- Step 7 - Check for Required Service Packs and Hot Fix Files
- Step 8 - Install Your CIM Extensions and Set Up Discovery
- If Storage Essentials Fails to Start
- Installing the Standalone Version of Storage Essentials for Windows
- Step 1 - Read the Support Matrix and Release Notes
- Step 2 - Log On to the Windows Server
- Step 3 - Start the Storage Essentials for Windows Installation Wizard
- Step 4 - Obtain a License Key (Required to Start the Management Server for the First Time)
- Step 5 - Check for Required Service Packs and Hot Fix Files
- Step 6 - Install Your CIM Extensions and Set Up Discovery
- Upgrading the Storage Essentials for Windows Management Server (Contact Your Account Representative Before Upgrading)
- Keep in Mind the Following
- Considerations Before Upgrading
- About Migrating Brocade Fabric Access API-Managed Switches to SMI-S After Upgrading
- About Changes to McDATA and Connectrix Switches After Upgrading
- About Resetting Archive Mode After Upgrading If You Use Automatic RMAN Backups
- About CIM Extensions and Backup Manager Hosts After Upgrading
- Upgrading the Management Server and HP SIM for Windows
- Step 1 - Read the Support Matrix and Release Notes
- Step 2 - Verify that You are Running Storage Essentials Build 5.1 Service Pack 4 or a Later Build 5.1 Service Pack
- Step 3 - Save Configuration Files for the Global Change Management Business Tool
- Step 4 - Manually Upgrade HP SIM (Required Only When HP SIM is Running on a Separate Server)
- Step 5 - Manually Export the Database
- Step 6 - Start the Storage Essentials Upgrade Wizard and Resolve Any Minimum Requirement Issues
- Step 7 - Customize Database Passwords
- Step 8 - Enable RMAN Backup if Desired
- Step 9 - Upgrade is Required on the Following CIM Extensions
- Step 10 - Rediscover all Elements
- Steps That Can be Run Anytime After the Upgrade
- Configurations Required for Discovering EMC CLARiiON Storage Systems
- Important Information About Changing the SIM_MANAGER Password
- Installing the Management Server on Linux
- Important Information About Upgrading
- Deployment Types
- Pre-installation Checklist
- Installing from a Network Drive
- Step 1 - Install the Oracle Database
- Step 2 - Install the Management Server
- Step 3 - Verify that Processes Can Start
- Step 4 - Install and Configure HP SIM
- Step 5 - Install the HP SIM Connector
- Step 6 - Configure SUSE Linux for Use with Business Tools
- Step 7 - Browse to HP SIM Home Page
- Step 8 - Configure Firefox
- Step 9 - Import a Storage Essentials License
- Installing the Java Plug-in on Linux
- Configurations Required for Discovering EMC CLARiiON Storage Systems
- Removing the Management Server
- Upgrading the Linux Management Server from Build 5.1 to Build 6.0 (Contact Your Account Representative Before Upgrading)
- Steps to Upgrade the Management Server
- Step 1 - Read the Support Matrix and Release Notes
- Step 2 - Verify that You Are Running Build 5.1 Service Pack 4 or a Later 5.1 Service Pack
- Step 3 - Save Configuration Files for the Global Change Management Business Tool
- Step 4 - Upgrade HP SIM
- Step 5 - Run the upgradeAppStorManager Script
- Step 6 - Run the uninstallOracle9i Script
- Step 7 - Install the Oracle 10g Database
- Step 8 - Upgrade the Management Server
- Step 9 - Import the Database
- Step 10 - Upgrade the HP SIM Connector
- Step 11 - Start Management Server
- Step 12 - Customize Database Passwords
- Step 13 - Enable RMAN Backup if Desired
- Step 14 - Upgrade Selected CIM Extensions
- Step 15 - Rediscover All Elements
- Steps that Can Be Run Anytime after the Upgrade
- Discovering Switches, Storage Systems, NAS Devices, and Tape Libraries
- About Discovery
- Discovery Steps
- Overview
- Testing your SMI-S Providers (Optional)
- Configuring the Selective Discovery Filter (Optional)
- Configuring the HP SIM Connector to Pass Devices with the DNS Name (Optional)
- Signing in to HP SIM
- Enabling Product Health Monitoring
- Discovering the HP Storage Essentials Management Server
- Discovering Elements
- Discovering Switches
- Discovering Brocade Switches
- Migrating Brocade API Switches to SMI-S After Upgrading
- Discovering CNT Switches
- Discovering Cisco Switches
- Discovering Sun StorEdge, QLogic and HP StorageWorks M-Series for p-Class BladeSystems
- Discovering McDATA and EMC Connectrix Switches
- Discovering McDATA and Connectrix switches with SMI-S
- Discovering McDATA and Connectrix Switches through a Proxy with SWAPI
- Discovering McDATA and Connectrix Switches through a Proxy with SNMP
- Discovering McDATA and Connectrix Switches through a Direct Connection and SNMP
- Changing the Discovery Settings
- Excluding McDATA and EMC Connectrix Switches from Discovery
- Managing McDATA and EMC Connectrix Switches
- Changing the SNMP Trap Listener Port and Community String for Switches Discovered with SNMP
- Discovering Storage Systems
- Discovering 3PAR Storage Systems
- Discovering EMC Solutions Enabler
- Discovering EMC CLARiiON Storage Systems
- Discovering LSI Storage Systems
- Discovering HDS Storage Systems
- Discovering HP Storage Systems
- Discovering IBM Storage Systems or IBM SVCs
- Discovering Sun StorEdge Storage Systems
- Discovering Xiotech Storage Systems
- Discovering NAS Devices and Tape Libraries
- Discovery Data Collection
- Other Discovery Features
- Selective Discovery Filter
- Discovering a Single Element using the Manual Tab
- Changing Credentials for Discovery
- Saving Discovery Settings to a Hosts File
- Importing a Hosts File
- Viewing Log Messages
- Viewing the Status of System Tasks
- Using Discovery Groups
- Deleting Discovered Elements
- Working with Quarantined Elements
- Updating the Database with Element Changes
- Managing Licenses
- Deploying and Managing CIM Extensions
- Installing the CIM Extension for IBM AIX
- About the CIM Extension for IBM AIX
- Prerequisites
- Verifying SNIA HBA API Support
- Installing the CIM Extension
- Setting Up Monitoring
- Starting the CIM Extension Manually
- How to Determine if the CIM Extension Is Running
- Configuring CIM Extensions
- Finding the Version of a CIM Extension
- Stopping the CIM Extension
- Rolling Over the Log Files
- Fulfilling the Prerequisites
- Removing the CIM Extension from AIX
- Installing the CIM Extension for SGI ProPack for Linux
- About the CIM Extension for SGI ProPack for Linux
- Prerequisites
- Verifying SNIA HBA API Support
- Installing the CIM Extension
- Starting the CIM Extension Manually
- How to Determine if the CIM Extension Is Running
- Configuring CIM Extensions
- Stopping the CIM Extension
- Rolling Over the Log Files
- Removing the CIM Extension from SGI ProPack for Linux
- Installing the CIM Extension for HP-UX
- About the CIM Extension for HP-UX
- Prerequisites
- Verifying SNIA HBA API Support
- Installing the CIM Extension
- Starting the CIM Extension Manually
- How to Determine if the CIM Extension Is Running
- Configuring CIM Extensions
- Stopping the CIM Extension
- Rolling Over the Log Files
- Fulfilling the Prerequisites
- Removing the CIM Extension from HP-UX
- Installing the CIM Extension for SGI IRIX
- About the CIM Extension for SGI IRIX
- Prerequisites
- Verifying SNIA HBA API Support
- Installing the CIM Extension
- Starting the CIM Extension Manually
- How to Determine if the CIM Extension Is Running
- Configuring CIM Extensions
- Stopping the CIM Extension
- Rolling Over the Logs
- Removing the CIM Extension from SGI IRIX
- Installing the CIM Extension for SUSE and Red Hat Linux
- About the CIM Extension for Red Hat Linux Advanced Server and SUSE Linux
- Prerequisites
- Verifying SNIA HBA API Support
- Installing the CIM Extension
- Starting the CIM Extension Manually
- How to Determine if the CIM Extension Is Running
- Configuring CIM Extensions
- Stopping the CIM Extension
- Rolling Over the Log Files
- Removing the CIM Extension from Red Hat or SUSE Linux
- Installing the CIM Extension for NonStop
- About the CIM Extension for NonStop
- Prerequisites
- Installing the CIM Extension
- Verifying SNIA HBA API Support
- Starting the CIM Extension Manually
- Restricting the Users Who Can Discover the Host
- Changing the Port Number
- Specifying the CIM Extension to Listen on a Specific Network Card
- Finding the Status of the CIM Extension
- Stopping the CIM Extension
- Rolling Over the Logs
- Increasing the native logging level
- Fulfilling the Prerequisites
- Removing the CIM Extension from NonStop
- Handling Daylight Savings Time Changes for the NonStop CIM Extension
- Installing the CIM Extension for OpenVMS
- About the CIM Extension for OpenVMS
- Prerequisites
- Installing the CIM Extension
- Starting the CIM Extension Manually
- How to Determine if the CIM Extension is Running
- Configuring CIM Extensions
- Finding the Version of a CIM Extension
- Combining Start Commands
- Modifying the Boot Time Start Script (Optional)
- Stopping the CIM Extension
- Rolling Over the Log Files
- Increasing the Native Logging Level
- Removing the CIM Extension from OpenVMS
- Installing the CIM Extension for HP Tru64 UNIX
- About the CIM Extension for Tru64 UNIX
- Prerequisites
- Installing the CIM Extension
- Verifying SNIA HBA API Support
- Starting the CIM Extension Manually
- How to Determine if the CIM Extension Is Running
- Configuring CIM Extensions
- Finding the Version of a CIM Extension
- Stopping the CIM Extension
- Rolling Over the Logs
- Fulfilling the Prerequisites
- Removing the CIM Extension from Tru64
- Installing the CIM Extension for Sun Solaris
- About the CIM Extension for Solaris
- Prerequisites
- Verifying SNIA HBA API Support
- Installing the CIM Extension
- Starting the CIM Extension Manually
- How to Determine if the CIM Extension Is Running
- Configuring CIM Extensions
- Stopping the CIM Extension
- Rolling Over the Log Files
- Removing the CIM Extension from Solaris
- Installing the CIM Extension for Microsoft Windows
- Installing and Discovering the Windows Proxy
- Discovering Applications, Backup Hosts and Hosts
- Step 1 - Discovering Your Hosts and Backup Manager Hosts
- Step 2 - Setting Up Discovery for Applications
- Creating Custom Passwords on Managed Database Instances
- Monitoring Oracle
- Monitoring Microsoft SQL Server
- Switching to Mixed Mode Authentication
- Step A - Create the appiq_user Account for the Microsoft SQL Server
- Step B - Provide the Microsoft SQL Server Name and Port Number
- Removing the appiq_user Account for Microsoft SQL Server
- Deleting Microsoft SQL Server Information
- Monitoring Microsoft SQL Server Clusters
- Monitoring Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise
- Monitoring Microsoft Exchange
- Monitoring Caché
- Step 3 - Discovering Applications
- Changing the Oracle TNS Listener Port
- Changing the Password for the Managed Database Account
- Host and Application Clustering
- Managing Security
- About Security for the Management Server
- Managing User Accounts
- Managing Roles
- Managing Organizations
- Changing the Password of System Accounts
- Using Active Directory/LDAP for Authentication
- Troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting Installation/Upgrade
- If Your Installation or Upgrade Failed, Capture the Logs
- Checking Installation Log Files
- “The environment variable ‘perl5lib’ is set.” Message
- “SEVERE: OUI-10029...” Message
- Brocade API Switches Displaying Stale Data
- SIM Connector Fails to Install for Single-Server Configurations
- “Reverse Lookup Failed” Message (Windows only)
- Re-installing the HP SIM Connector (If Your HP SIM User Name or Password is Incorrect or was Changed)
- Increasing the time-out for the HP SIM Connector
- Storage Essentials Menus Are Not Shown in HP SIM
- NoSuchElement Error
- Difficulty Displaying Storage Essentials Pages After Generating a Custom Certificate
- Troubleshooting the Oracle Database (Windows)
- Configuring the Java Console
- java.lang.SecurityException: Failed to validate one time key
- “Data is late or an error occurred” Message
- appstorm.<timestamp>.log Filled with Connection Exceptions
- Receiving HTTP ERROR: 503 When Accessing the Management Server
- Permanently Changing the Port a CIM Extension Uses (UNIX Only)
- Configuring UNIX CIM Extensions to Run Behind Firewalls
- Volume Names from Ambiguous Automounts Are Not Displayed
- Installing the Software Security Certificate
- Troubleshooting Discovery and Discovery Data Collection
- Troubleshooting Mode
- Unable to discover Emulex host bus adapters
- CIMOM Service Not Starting After Trying to Discover Sybase or SQL Server Applications
- Configuring E-mail Notification for Discovery Data Collection
- Increasing the Time-out Period and Number of Retries for Switches in Progress
- “Connection to the Database Server Failed” Error
- An Element is Not Listed on the Discovery Data Collection Page
- DCOM Unable to Communicate with Computer
- Duplicate Listings/Logs for Brocade Switches in Same Fabric
- Duplicate entries for the same element on the Discovery Data Collection page
- Element Logs Authentication Errors During Discovery
- EMC Device Masking Database Does Not Appear in Topology (AIX Only)
- Management Server Does Not Discover Another Management Server's Database
- Microsoft Exchange Drive Shown as a Local Drive
- Unable to Discover Microsoft Exchange Servers
- Nonexistent Oracle Instance Is Displayed
- Requirements for Discovering Oracle
- Do Not Run Overlapping Discovery Schedules
- "This storage system uses unsupported firmware. ManagementClassName: class_name" Message
- Troubleshooting Topology Issues
- About the Topology
- Undiscovered Hosts Display as Storage Systems
- Solaris Machines Appear to Have Extra QLogic HBAs
- No Stitching for Brocade Switches with Firmware 3.2.0
- Link Between a Brocade Switch and a Host Disappears from the Topology
- Incorrect Topology Sometimes Displayed for CNT Switches
- Device Locking Mechanism for Brocade Element Manager Query/Reconfiguration
- A Discovered Sun StorEdge A5000 JBOD Does Not Display Its WWN Properly
- Sun 6920 Storage Systems: “ReplicatorSQLException: Database create error” During Discovery Data Collection
- Mirrored Volumes Cannot Be Provisioned on Sun 6920 Storage Systems
- Unable to Monitor McDATA Switches
- Unable to Detect a Host Bus Adapter
- Navigation Tab Displays Removed Drives as Disk Drives
- Unable to Obtain Information from a CLARiiON Storage System
- Discovery Fails Too Slowly for a Nonexistent IP Address
- “CIM_ERR_FAILED” Message
- CIM_ERR_FAILED When Trying to Activate a Zone Set Using McDATA SWAPI
- Communicating with HiCommand Device Manager Over SSL
- Unable to Discover a UNIX Host Because of DNS or Routing Issues
- ERROR replicating APPIQ_EVAStorageVolume during Discovery Data Collection for an EVA array
- Recalculating the Topology
- Troubleshooting Provisioning
- Troubleshooting CLI Errors
- Troubleshooting Hardware
- Troubleshooting Installation/Upgrade
- Index