Filtering a custom baseline, Saving a custom baseline – HP Smart Update Manager (User Guide) User Manual
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Filtering a custom baseline
You can override the global settings for a bundle.
1.
Click Filter Options for the bundle.
2.
Click the criticality level of the updates you want to choose: Critical Updates, Recommended
Updates, or Optional Updates.
3.
Under Type of Updates to Use, click the updates you want to choose: Firmware only, Software
only, or Both.
4.
Under Select the Filter Options:
•
Choose the OS from the Select OS Type list.
•
Choose the type of devices from the Select Device Type list.
5.
Click Apply.
Saving a custom baseline
1.
Enter the name of the baseline in New Baseline Name.
2.
Enter a description of the baseline in Description.
3.
Create a version number using the drop down lists.
4.
Enter a directory path, or click Browse to open a navigation window to select the directory
where you want the baseline stored.
5.
Click Save to save the baseline. When HP SUM finishes saving the baseline, the window
closes.
Updating mixed HP ProLiant and HP Integrity environments
To update an environment with both HP ProLiant and HP Integrity servers:
1.
Review the support matrix. Be sure to use OA and VC versions supported by both HP ProLiant
and HP Integrity servers. For more information, see the HP BladeSystem Release Sets for Mixed
ProLiant and Integrity website at
2.
Download the latest SPP version and HP Integrity Smart Update Firmware bundles.
NOTE:
You can also use the Check for Latest Updates from ftp.hp.com function in HP SUM.
3.
Unzip the SPP and HP Integrity Smart Update Firmware bundles to separate directories.
4.
Launch HP SUM from one of the directories, and add the other directory on the Source
Selections screen as a component repository.
NOTE:
Use the latest version of HP SUM that was included in the SPP or HP Integrity Smart
Update Firmware bundle you downloaded. You must use HP SUM version 5.0.0 or later.
5.
Perform your updates. Be sure you do not update the OA or VC to a version not listed in the
support matrix.
Source selections
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