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If some files and components of the program are still left in the system, that means the program is not completely removed and uninstalled. Those leftovers will slow down your computer and stuff your system with invalid files as well as result in many problems for your life, such as strange error popups and unable to install other programs.

There are many methods to uninstall the program, please see below:. General Analysis Adoption Benefits This application may improve productivity for specific staff whose responsibilities include management of vendor associated ProLiant servers.

The potential of vendor lock exists when utilizing proprietary vendor technology. This technology is not portable as it runs only on Windows platforms. Go to site. This technology has not been assessed by the Section Office. The Vendor Release table provides the known releases for the TRM Technology, obtained from the vendor or from the release source.

Divest [2, 3, 4, 5]. Decision Constraints. Due to National Institute of Standards and Technology NIST identified security vulnerabilities, extra vigilance should be applied to ensure the versions remain properly patched to mitigate known and future vulnerabilities. Technology must remain patched and operated in accordance with Federal and Department security policies and guidelines in order to mitigate known and future security vulnerabilities.

Select the bundles to install, and then click Next. The screen displays a list of components to install. To configure the installer to add a low rights user for remote access to the Insight Providers, perform the optional configuration steps below for the Insight Providers Smart Component.

This procedure will provide most of the access rights to allow a standard user account to view most of the management information. An administrator account is needed to perform certain management tasks such as rebooting a server. See Best practices for help in deciding whether this is appropriate in your situation. See Security for other methods available for granting remote access to a standard user. Locate the component selected for installation in step 6 under Updates to be installed.

Click Configure Now in the Optional Actions column of the selected component. Enter the username of the low rights user in the Windows Account Username text box. Click Save. The previous install screen appears. This prompts you to reboot after components are installed. Click Install. Verify that your operating system is supported. For detailed installation instructions, see the HP SmartStart documentation. Verify that the target servers are on the supported hardware list.

Verify that the target servers have a supported OS installed. If the targets are selected, the Step 1: Select Target Systems page appears. Click Next. The Step 2: Enter credentials page appears. The credentials specified on this page are for a privileged account on the target system. On the Step 2: Enter credentials page, complete the following. The credentials you enter must work for all selected target systems. HP recommends using domain administrator credentials. HP SIM does not save credentials entered here, except to run a scheduled task later.

In the User name field, enter the system administrator name. In the Password field, enter the system administrator password. In the Password Verify field, reenter the system administrator password. If you are using a domain account, enter the Windows domain In the Domain field. The Step 4: Configure or Repair Agents page appears. Select from the following options to configure the target system. Click Run Now. Installing the HP Insight Providers 8. The Task Results page appears, displaying the following information.

Status Displays the details for each target system in a task instance. Exit Code Represents the success or failure of an executable program, but does not indicate if all attempts succeeded. Some attempts can succeed while some attempts can fail. If the return value is zero or positive, the executable ran successfully.

If the return value is negative value, the executable failed. The stdout tab Displays the output text information.

The stderr tab Displays information if the executable experienced an error. View Printable Report Reports can be printed for the currently selected target system or for all target systems associated with the task instance.

To print a report: a. Click View Printable Report. From the Options Message box, select the report to display. You can generate a report containing the selected target system or all systems associated with the task instance.

To install the Insight Providers Smart Component: 1. Install the Insight Providers Smart Component: For bit Windows environments, execute the cp exe Smart Component by doubleclicking or by invoking in a script. For x64 bit Windows environments, execute the cp exe Smart Component by double-clicking or by invoking in a script. Installing the HP Insight Providers 9. For the following namespaces, add the standard user account to namespace security.

Right-click WMI Control. Select Properties. Select the Security tab. This sensor template however does not seem to work for HP integrity systems. Which are different from proliant systems and ussually UNIX based. We have those with windows installed but there seems to be a little difference in reading them so they don't work. And the mibs included are almost impossible to read or figure out.

Up Down The template I am using:. Up Down Hi Maarten Ruigrok,. Can you recheck your template please? Add comment Created on Jun 6, PM by yvesloriol 0. Up Down It's probably best if Maarten could upload the template somewhere, that would ensure that nothing "get's lost". Up Down Hello,. It's working fine here. Now you should be able to see an 'HP Proliant' device template. Up Down Dear All,. This is exactly what we're looking for! Having downloaded the file from filedropper and placed into devicetemplates, we are still unable to see a sensor template called HP Proliant.

Have restarted the system to be sure. Is anything else required for this to function as expected? Add comment Created on Jul 26, AM by campbelb 0. Up Down we have the same problem. Add comment Created on Aug 22, PM by juergtanner 0. Up Down Hallo,. Up Down Yes, can you please post the entire file. Thank you very much for creating it. Would you please upload the file again? By default, all following settings are inherited from objects higher in the hierarchy and should be changed there, if necessary.

Often, best practice is to change them centrally in the Root group's settings. To change a setting only for this object, disable inheritance by clicking the check mark in front of the corresponding setting name. You will then see the options described below. Select a scanning interval seconds, minutes, or hours from the list. The scanning interval determines the time the sensor waits between two scans. You can change the available intervals in the system administration on PRTG on premises installations.

Define the number of scanning intervals that a sensor has time reach and check a device again in case a sensor query fails. The sensor can try to re-reach and check a device several times, depending on the option you select here, before it will be set to a Down status.

This helps you avoid false alarms if the monitored device has only temporary issues. For previous scanning intervals with failed requests, the sensor will show a Warning status. Choose between:. Sensors that monitor via Windows Management Instrumentation WMI always wait at least one scanning interval until they show an error. It is not possible to set a WMI sensor to "down" immediately, so the first option will not apply to these sensor types. All other options can apply.

If a sensor has defined error limits for channels, it will always show a Down status immediately, so no "wait" option will apply. If a channel uses lookup values, it will always show a Down status immediately, so no "wait" options will apply. Schedules, Dependencies, and Maintenance Window. Inheritance for schedules, dependencies, and maintenance windows cannot be interrupted. The corresponding settings from the parent objects will always be active.

However, you can define additional settings here. They will be active at the same time as the parent objects' settings. Select a schedule from the list. Schedules can be used to monitor for a certain time span days, hours every week. With the period list option it is also possible to pause monitoring for a specific time span.

You can create new schedules and edit existing ones in the account settings. Schedules are generally inherited. New schedules will be added to existing ones, so all schedules are active at the same time. Specify if you want to set up a one-time maintenance window. During a "maintenance window" period, this object and all child objects will not be monitored. They will be in a paused state instead.

To terminate a current maintenance window before the defined end date, change the time entry in Maintenance Ends field to a date in the past. This field is only visible if you enabled the maintenance window above. Use the date time picker to enter the start date and time of the maintenance window. Use the date time picker to enter the end date and time of the maintenance window. Define a dependency type. Dependencies can be used to pause monitoring for an object depending on the status of another.

You can choose between:.

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