HP Systems Insight Manager Technical Reference Guide

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»	Table of Contents
»	Index


»	Notices
»	Introduction
»	Product Overview
»	Getting Started
»	Discovery and Identification
»	Users and Authorizations
»	Networking and Security
»	Monitoring Systems, Clusters, and Events
»	Storage Integration
»	Managing with Tasks
»	Tools that Extend Management
»	Partner Applications
	»	HP Integrity Essentials Overview
		»	Event Monitoring Service Overview
		»	HP-UX Bastille Overview
		»	GlancePlus Overview
		»	Ignite-UX Overview
		»	Integrated Lights-Out Overview
		»	Partition Manager Overview
		»	Security Patch Check Overview
			HP Serviceguard Manager Overview
		»	Software Distributor Overview
		»	Webmin Overview
		»	Workload Manager Overview
		»	HP OpenView Storage Data Protector Overview
		»	HP OpenView Performance Agent Overview
		»	HP OpenView Storage Area Management Overview
		»	HP OpenView Storage Management Appliance Overview
		»	HP OpenView Storage Operations Manager Overview
		»	Process Resource Manager Overview
	»	HP ProLiant Essentials Applications
	»	HP Storage Essentials Overview
»	Reporting
»	Administering Systems and Events
»	Troubleshooting
»	Reference Information


»	Printable version


»	Glossary
»	Using Help

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HP Serviceguard Manager is a graphical user interface that provides configuration, monitoring, and administration of Serviceguard, Serviceguard Extension for RAC, Metrocluster, and Continentalclusters. Using Serviceguard Manager, you get a birds-eye view of the status of all the clusters on your network through color-coded icons. From this high-level perspective, you can drill down and proactively manage specific clusters, nodes, and packages.

Serviceguard clusters are identified and associated through SNMP and provide a mechanism to view cluster information by running HP Serviceguard Manager if it is registered with HP Systems Insight Manager (HP SIM).


Note:


	If you have systems that have both SNMP and WBEM Serviceguard cluster awareness agents installed and you previously ran HP SIM 4.x, you must re-run discovery for Serviceguard cluster information to be obtained through WBEM.

There are several ways to access HP Serviceguard Manager:

From the system table view page, select a system that is an HP Serviceguard Cluster. HP SIM searches the database for the first system that belongs to the cluster and Serviceguard Manager is launched with that system.
From the system table view page, click a container system that has a cluster member. The cluster member is passed to Serviceguard Manager. You can also select the row that includes the container system and then launch Serviceguard Manager from the menu by selecting ToolsIntegrated ConsolesHP Serviceguard Manager.
From the system table view page, click a cluster node. The cluster node is passed to Serviceguard Manager. You can also select the row that includes the container system and then launch Serviceguard Manager from the menu by selecting ToolsIntegrated ConsolesHP Serviceguard Manager.
Access the HP Serviceguard Manager page by selecting ToolsIntegrated ConsolesHP Serviceguard Manager. The HP Serviceguard Manager page appears.


Note:


	If you have not used HP Serviceguard Manager prior to HP SIM (HP SIM) 5.0, you can download the latest version from: http://www.hp.com/go/softwaredepot and click HP Serviceguard Manager. When you install HP Serviceguard Manager, it recognizes HP SIM and automatically registers it for you. If you used HP Service Manager 4.02 with previous versions of HP SIM, when you upgrade to HP SIM to 5.0, the tool HP Serviceguard Manager 4.02 is still available.

Go to http://h20293.www2.hp.com/portal/swdepot/displayProductInfo.do?productNumber=B8325BA for more information and to download the software.