Tools
HP CommandView EVA – opens
WebUI https://localhost:2372/login
on SANMGMT Server.
HP
StorageWorks Command View EVAPerf
EVAScanVXXXXXX
EVA DSM – which includes:
-
HPDSM CLI
-
HPDSM PR Utility
-
Path Performance
HP
MPIO DSM Manager
– which includes:
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Configure Notifications
-
Management Console
SWMAgent
– Remote Support
HP Softwares in Add/Remove
Programs on a Typical HP ProLiant Windows Server Attached to EVA SAN
*Highlighted
in red specific components found for EVA
HP
Array Configuration Utility
HP
Array Configuration Utility CLI
HP
Array Diagnostic Utility
HP
Insight Diagnostics Online Edition for Windows
HP
Insight Management Agents
HP
Lights-Out Online Configuration Utility
HP
Mission Critical Common Components (MC3)
HP
MPIO DSM Manager v4.01.01
HP
MPIO Full Featured DSM for EVA4x00/6x00/8x00 family of Disk Arrays
v4.00.00
HP
ProLiant Integrated Management Log Viewer
HP
ProLiant Remote Monitor Service
HP
Protect Your Data
HP
Smart Array SAS/SATA Event Notification Service
HP
StorageWorks Command View EVA Software Suite
HP
Systems Management Homepage
HP
Version Control Agent
HP
Version Control Repository Manager
HP
Virtualization Management Software 2.1
HP
WEBES 6.1
Screenshots from StorageWorks
Command View EVA
Fig.
1: StorageWorks Command View EVA
Fig. 2: EVA Storage Network
Fig.
3: Vdisk Properties
Fig.
4: Host Properties
Fig.
5: Disk Group Properties
Fig.
6: Controller Properties
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Contents
Readme1st.text of EVAScanV456789
This exercise must be
done at workstation that can reach the Appliance . ie with ping.
Unpack all files in the
EVAScanV4and5.zip to the same directory , eg C:\Eva.
Open SSSUSCAN.txt ,
in the section stated :
SELECT MANAGER X.X.X.X
username=administrator password=administrator
Edit X.X.X.X to match
the IP address of Appliance Server.
Username / password are
default administrator to SSSU server on Appliance server,
ie it's not default
the same username / password as the actually OSM login account.
In section stated:
SELECT CELL "XXXXXX"
Edit XXXXX to match EVA
name , this could be found either on the OCP on EVA or
in Command View,
casesensative.
Eg , if EVA is named
EVA01 then it should be SELECT CELL "EVA01"
When You finshed
editing the file , then save the file with the changes , use the same
filename(SSSUSCAN.txt).
Open a DOS window , go
to the directory where You unpacked the files , ie C:\Eva.
Execute file ScanV4.bat
or ScanV5.bat , dependant on if CV V4 or V5 is used , now a file
called config.txt is created ,
this file should grow
in about 2 minutes.If the file config.txt is not growing (wait 2
minutes) -
config.txt states only
0KB after 2 minutes , then there is something wrong with either
username/
password , IP address
or EVA Cell name in file SSSUSCAN.txt
Config.txt file should
be about 200 - 550 KB depending on the EVA configuration.
The
file called config.txt is much of interest to us. Please provide
config.txt to us.
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