HP Integrated Lights-Out 2 - Manual (Page 67)

Transitions of the host system power are unexpected when the change takes place because
of events unknown to the management processor. This alert is not generated when the system
is powered up or down using the iLO 2 interface, CLI, RIBCL or other management feature. If
the server is powered down because of the operating system, physical power button presses,
or other methods, the alert is generated and sent.
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ALERT_SERVER_RESET – Occurs when the iLO 2 management processor is used to perform
a cold boot or warm boot of the host system. This alert is also sent when the iLO 2 management
processor detects the host system is in reset because of events unknown to the management
processor. Certain operating system behavior or actions can cause this type of event to be
detected, and the alert transmitted.
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ALERT_ILLEGAL_LOGIN – An SNMP alert transmitted when a connection is attempted using
an invalid username and password. This alert is transmitted regardless of connection type;
web interface, serial port, Telnet, SSH, or RIBCL.
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ALERT_LOGS_FULL – An SNMP alert transmitted when the iLO 2 Event Log is full and an
attempt to log a new event occurs.
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ALERT_SELFTEST_FAILURE – An SNMP alert transmitted when iLO 2 detects an error in
any one of the monitored internal components. If an error is detected an SNMP alert is
transmitted.
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ALERT_SECURITY_ENABLED – Alert is transmitted when the iLO 2 management processor
detects a change in the Security Override Switch to enabled.
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ALERT_SECURITY_DISABLED – An SNMP alert transmitted when the iLO 2 management
processor detects a change in the Security Override Switch to disabled.
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ALERT_HOST_GENERATED – An SNMP alert generated when the iLO 2 management processor
was asked to transmit a Host (SNMP passthrough) alert and the management processor was
unable to transmit the original SNMP alert. iLO 2 attempts to transmit this generic alert in
order to notify the SNMP management console that an alert intended to be transmitted from
the host system was not transmitted.
Configuring Insight Manager integration
The Insight Manager Web Agent URL (DNS name or IP address) sets the browser destination of
the Insight Agent link on iLO 2 pages. Typically, this link is the IP address or DNS name of the
management agent running on the host server operating system.
Enter the IP address of the host server. The protocol (https://) and port number (:2381) are
automatically added to the IP address or DNS name to allow access to the Insight Management
Web Agents from iLO 2.
If the Insight Manager Web Agent URL is set through another method (for example, CPQLOCFG),
click the refresh button of your browser to display the updated URL.
The Level of Data Returned setting controls the content of an anonymous discovery message received
by iLO 2. The information returned is used for Insight Manager HTTP identification requests. The
following options are available:
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Enabled (default) – Enables Insight Manager to associate the management processor with the
host server and provides sufficient data to allow integration with HP SIM.
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Disabled – Prevents iLO 2 from responding to the HP SIM requests.
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View XML Reply – Enables you to examine the data returned at the settings.
View the response that is returned to Insight Manager when it requests Management Processor
identification using this link.
To see the results of changes made, click Apply Settings to save the changes. To return the page
to its previous state and clear the fields, click Reset Settings. The Reset Settings button does not
save any changes.
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