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Add Templates for Managing HP Chassis

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cvachovecj

Does anyone have this template?

bbtrev

Do you mean a configuration template?

stevenstadel

I would like to be able to manage HP Virtual Connect configs from NCM.

On Fri, Jan 3, 2014 at 10:02 AM, bbtrev <

bluefunelemental

Those and the onboard administrators are just CLI and text config so it should be possible. I plan to move a C7000 and flex10 into the lab sometime in Q2-3 to test with.

bluefunelemental

Steven,

I have a basic device template now - what specific actions did you want to manage? management of the virtual connect like AAA, snmp, syslog?

Adding Ethernet networks, uplinks, associating them?

bluefunelemental

stevenstadel,

Check if these work for you?

HP VirtualConnect Flex10-1.3.6.1.4.1.11.5.7.5.1.ConfigMgmt-Commands

HP Onboard Administrator-1.3.6.1.4.1.11.5.7.1.2.ConfigMgmt-Commands

rissy416

Are these templates still the best way to get data form an HP C7000 blade chassis? I would like to see things like fan speed; power consumption etc. How are these template files used?

Many thanks

bluefunelemental

Hardware health is now supported natively for the onboard administrator IP.

Add one and see if you like that- otherwise you can still use custom poller OID's