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SRM: Enable a HP StorageWorks XP onboard provider

This article provides information on enabling the HP StorageWorks XP array with onboard SMI-S provider for use with SRM. The embedded SMI-S provider is a component of Command View and runs as a service. It is automatically installed when Command View is installed in Typical mode. For further information, contact your vendor or visit HP Customer Support.

First published date

11/7/2018 11:54 AM

Last published date

11/7/2018 11:54 AM

Overview

This article provides information on enabling the HP StorageWorks XP array with onboard SMI-S provider for use with SRM. It should be used in conjunction with the Add your storage array for monitoring with SRM topic in the Success Center documentation or online help. The embedded SMI-S provider is a component of Command View and runs as a service. It is automatically installed when Command View is installed in Typical mode.

For further information, contact your vendor or visit HP Customer Support (© 2018 HP Development Company, L.P., available at https://support.hp.com, obtained on December 14, 2018).

Product section

Storage Resource Monitor

Resolution

Credentials required to add the array 

Ensure you have the following information:

  • IP address or hostname for the array.
  • Provider username. The default is administrator.
  • Provider password. The default is administrator.
  • Protocol. The default is HTTPS.
  • HTTP port. The default is 5988.
  • HTTPS port. The default is 5989.
  • Interop namespace. The default is /interop.
  • Array namespace. The default is /root/hitachi/smis.

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