HP Systems Insight Manager Technical Reference Guide

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Cluster Resources Supported by HP Systems Insight Manager


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»	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
	»	Cluster Monitor
		»	Configuring Cluster Resource Settings
		»	Configuring Node Resource Settings
		»	Cluster Monitor Cluster Tab
		»	Cluster Monitor Nodes Tab
		»	Cluster Monitor Network Tab
		»	Cluster Monitor Resources Tab
		»	MSCS Status
			Cluster Resources Supported by HP Systems Insight Manager
		»	Cluster Monitor Resources and Associated Settings
		»	Cluster Monitor Polling Rate
		»	Cluster Monitor Resource Thresholds
	»	Command Line Tools
	»	Creating New Command Line Tools
	»	Custom Commands
	»	Configuring DMI Access
	»	Configuring SNMP Access
	»	Device Ping
	»	Disk Thresholds
	»	License Manager
	»	Management Processor Tools
	»	Managing MIBs
	»	Installing OpenSSH
	»	PMP Tools
	»	Removing and Restoring Tools
	»	Replicate Agent Settings
	»	RPM Package Manager
	»	Server Migration Pack
	»	System Management Homepage
	»	System Page
	»	Version Control
	»	Virtual Machine Management Pack
	»	WBEM Based Tools
	»	Available MSA Tools
»	Partner Applications
»	Reporting
»	Administering Systems and Events
»	Troubleshooting
»	Reference Information


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HP Systems Insight Manager (HP SIM) supports several Cluster Monitor resources:

Disk
CPU
System
The System resource monitors the system health of the cluster member.

Disk and CPU resources monitor the Disk capacity and CPU utilization, respectively. You can set minor and major thresholds for individual nodes in a cluster. When those thresholds are reached, Cluster Monitor creates an HP SIM event. The event triggers associated e-mail and paging notification as configured in the HP SIM options.

Cluster Monitor States


Note:


	The cluster condition is Other when all the nodes of a cluster are down.

The following table explains the condition categories for each list.

List	Normal	Degraded	Failed	Other
Node	The node status is an active cluster member.	The node status is down, trying to reform or rejoin a cluster, is operating as an active member of a cluster but cannot host any resources or resource groups, or is up but cluster activity is paused.	The node status is down or trying to form or rejoin a cluster.	The node status is Unavailable or could not be determined.
Network	The network state is Online or Available.	The network state is Partitioned.	The network state is Offline.	The network state indicates that an error has occurred and the exact state of the network could not be determined or the network state is unavailable.
Resources	The resource state is Online.	The resource state is Unavailable, Offline, Online Pending, or Offline Pending.	The resource state is Failed.	The resource state is Unknown.


Note:


	For additional information about the Microsoft Cluster Service, refer to Microsoft's documentation.