HP OneView for Microsoft System Center - Manual (Page 12)

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This chapter provides more background information about the components of this management
pack.
The following management pack components are copied to the management database:
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Views
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Tasks
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Classes
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Discoveries
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Monitors
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Rules
Architecture
This management pack depends on other management packs
This management pack depends on the HP ProLiant Monitored Library Management Pack, which
depends on the HP ProLiant Server Management Pack.
This management pack uses the DMS
The HP servers supported by this management pack use each server’s iLO Management Engine,
instead of locally-installed SNMP agents or WBEM providers, to collect configuration and health
status information. This management pack allows supported servers to communicate with instances
of the DMS, instead of directly with the SCOM console. The DMS uses the SCOM agent of the
managed node on which the DMS is installed to communicate with the HP management packs on
the SCOM console.
The DMC communicates with instances of the DMS, allowing you to add, update, or remove
servers. Servers supported by this management pack must be registered with an instance of the
DMS before those servers can be managed in the Operations console.
For information about the versions of the DMS and DMC required by this management pack, see
the HP SCOM Management Packs User Guide.
Using AMS affects properties and views
HP Agentless servers are classified into two categories:
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Those that use iLO Management Engine with AMS
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Those that use iLO Management Engine without AMS
AMS extends the Agentless Management capabilities to include operating system information, so
servers with AMS installed support additional properties and monitors.
NOTE: For HP Agentless servers that use AMS, the Network Monitors and Realtime Monitors are
supported only when AMS is running.
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