HP OneView for Microsoft System Center - Manual (Page 8)

2. Expand the HP Linux Servers folder and select one of these options:
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Select Server State. All HP Linux servers are listed in the Server State view. You can use
the column headings in the Server State view to sort by attributes such as state, server
name, and operating system.
NOTE: You can add or remove columns in this view by personalizing the view. For
information about personalizing views, see the documentation for Microsoft System Center
Operations Manager.
Figure 2 Example Server State view for HP Linux Servers view
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Select Group Diagram.
Expand the HP Linux Group. All HP Linux servers are shown in the Group Diagram view.
Identifying a failed subsystem
This procedure is similar to the procedure for identifying a failed subsystem using the HP ProLiant
Server Management Pack.
Icons that show a failure status appear next to the item that has a failure or the item that contains
an item that has a failure. You can find an item that has a failure by using these methods:
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Expand icons in the Group Diagram.
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Use the Active Alerts view.
Viewing and analyzing alerts
This procedure is similar to the procedure for viewing alerts using the HP ProLiant Server
Management Pack.
1.
In the Operations Manager Monitoring view, expand the HP Systems folder.
2. Expand the HP Linux Servers folder.
3. Select Active Alerts.
8 Using this management pack