  * 		HP Insight Management Agents for OpenVMS2 		(Formerly Compaq Management Agents for OpenVMS.)   		Release Notes    		Version 3.01    L The following notes describe features available and problems that have been @ corrected in Version 3.01 of the Management Agents for OpenVMS.     - These notes are in the following categories:    = -  Section 1, Features and Problems Corrected in Version 3.01    -  Section 2, Operation Notes   2 -  Section 3, Problems that Remain in Version 3.01  2 -  Section 4, Features Planned for Future Releases   -  Section 5, Trademarks      3 1.  Features and Problems Corrected in Version 3.01 6 ------------------------------------------------------G     This section describes product features. It also describes problems I     that have been corrected in this release of the Management Agents for      OpenVMS.     ?      -  Support for Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Certificates  	 E 	Version 3.01 of the Management Agents for OpenVMS provides a Secure  C 	HTTP server that uses Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) security for all  > 	communication between the OpenVMS server and web browser. By C 	default, a self-signed certificate is generated, but for increased O         security, this can be replaced by a certificate signed by a Certificate M         Authority. Refer to Section 3 of the User Guide for more information.   C         Note that as a result of this change, the URL to access the =         Device Home Page on your OpenVMS system is changed to          https://host:2381.  3      -  OpenVMS Account Login and OS Authentication   D 	Version 3.01 of the Management Agents for OpenVMS uses OpenVMS userI         accounts for login security instead of the built-in accounts used J         in previous versions. The user name and password are authenticatedJ         against the OpenVMS account database, which increases the security?         of the system. Anonymous access is disabled by default.   E         OpenVMS accounts are mapped to the Management Agents internal C         "administrator" and "operator" accounts. The OpenVMS system C         administrator maps users to one of these accounts using the N         WBEM$ADMIN and WBEM$OPERATOR rights identifiers. Refer to Section 3.1,I         "Introduction to Using the Secure HTTP Server for OpenVMS" in the $         User Guide for more details.  ,      -	Additional CPU Utilization Thresholds  A 	Version 3.01 of the Management Agents for OpenVMS allows you to  F 	define thresholds on CPU utilization for time intervals of 1 minute, E 	5 minutes, 30 minutes and 1 hour. If the CPU utilization for a time  G 	interval exceeds the threshold, an SNMP trap is generated. Thresholds  ( 	can be defined separately for each CPU.  %      -	Support for Falling Thresholds   D 	Version 3.01 of the Management Agents for OpenVMS supports falling > 	thresholds for File System utilization, CPU utilization, and E 	Physical Memory utilization. Select the "Enable Falling Thresholds"  G 	option on the page displaying File System, CPU utilization, and Memory N         utilization data to enable falling thresholds for that page. When thisN         option is enabled, SNMP traps are generated when the utilization drops3         below the critical and warning thresholds.    H 	Note: Falling thresholds cannot be enabled or disabled selectively for H 	individual disks and CPUs. The selection affects all thresholds on the  	corresponding page.  /      -	Location of Temperature Sensors and Fans   @ 	Version 3.01 of the Management Agents displays the location of G 	temperature sensors and fans on GS80, GS160, GS320 and later systems.   	 A 	Note: Refer to the Installation Guide for the prerequisites for  9 	viewing environmental details on GS80 and later systems.         -	Support for HP OpenView  C 	Version 3.01 of the Management Agents allows OpenVMS systems to be E         managed from HP OpenView Network Node Manager (NNM) using the H         Insight Manager 7 plug-in. The following functions are available         through NNM:  E 	o NNM recognizes OpenVMS systems and displays an appropriate icon on            the network map. 	   C 	o NNM recognizes SNMP traps generated by the Management Agents for            OpenVMS.  = 	o The Device Home Page on an OpenVMS system can be launched  ) 	  using the Web Enabled link from NNM.   > 	o The color of the icon in the OpenView Network Node Manager C 	  reflects the overall system status similar to Insight Manager 7.   
         Note: E             1. Please refer to Customer Advisory ES020828_CW01 titled J                "OpenVMS Systems Are Not Identified Correctly Using InsightJ                Integration for HP OpenView Network Node Manager (NNM)" forK                updated instructions required to ensure that OpenVMS systems M                are recognized by HP OpenView NNM. You can quickly locate this C                advisory by searching for the advisory number on the *                http://www.hp.com web site.  I             2. The Insight Integration for HP OpenView NNM product can be (                downloaded from this URL:Z                http://h18013.www1.hp.com/products/servers/management/openview/index.html.   #      -	Additional DCL SHOW Commands   H         The following additional DCL commands are available from the DCL         SHOW agent:   >         SHOW SYSTEM	-  Displays information about Process ID, E                            User name, Process name, State, Priority,  0 			   I/O buffer and CPU usage. Clicking on eachE                            individual process hyperlink provides more 9                            information about the process.   ?         SHOW DEVICE	-  Displays information about all the Disk  4 			   Devices, Ethernet Devices, Tapes & Mailboxes, 1 			   BG/TCP/IP Mailboxes & Channels, DECWindows  2 			   Input Devices and DECWindows Pseudo Devices.  H      -	Web pages updated to Version 5.5 of the Insight Manager web pages  < 	The Management Agents for OpenVMS have been updated to use 5         Version 5.5 of the Insight Manager web pages.   G      -	Defining logical names used by the Management Agents for OpenVMS   7 	Version 3.01 of the Management Agents uses the   file  @ 	SYS$MANAGER: WBEM$LOGICALS.COM to define all the logical names C 	used by the Management Agents for OpenVMS. This file lists all the J         logical names supported by the agents, but the lines are commentedJ         out by default. Using a text editor, open this file, uncomment theE         lines containing the logical names you require, and edit the  B 	parameters if required. This file includes comments that explain ' 	the significance of each logical name.   H         The startup procedure runs this file to define the logical namesJ         required by the Management Agents. These logical names are deleted&         during the shutdown procedure.         -	Problems Corrected   =        o Processing HTTP POST request takes indefinite time.           I        o Selection of option "Synchronize thresholds for all volumes" to  E 	 set thresholds for multiple CPUs or disks takes indefinite time on   	 TCPware and Multinet stacks.  K        o Management agents do not authenticate password containing special            characters like $,_.   K        o Accessing agents through browser results in blank page. The login  #          screen is never displayed.   K        o Accessing 'HP Insight Management agents for OpenVMS' icon results  *          in HTTP 404 Page Not Found error.  Q        o OpenVMS DCL SHOW Commands 'ALL DISK DEVICE' link lists only DK devices.  	               2.  Operation Notes  -------------------      Version Limits:    N     Please note that the Management Agents for OpenVMS places a version limit 3     of four on files in the following directories:     		[WBEM.WEB.IM] , 		[WBEM.WEB.IM.WEBAGENT.TEMP]                    ( 3.  Problems that Remain in Version 3.01) ---------------------------------------   2     The following problems exist in Version 3.01:  	 > 	- With Internet Explorer 5.5 and update version SP1;Q288993; F           Q290108; Q299618, manually refreshing the utilization pages D 	  may cause the WBEM$SERVER process to hang. Upgrading to Internet 5           Explorer 5.5 to SP2 resolves this problem.    B 	- Environmental information such as temperature, fan status, and K           power supply information will not be available on New Generation  A 	  HP AlphaServers (GS1280, ES47, ES80 and later) until a future  2           release of the OpenVMS operating system.  L         - If you use HP Secure Web Browser (Mozilla) or Netscape Version 6.2J           and later, and attempt to log in with a different user name, theL           login screen may reappear with the new user name listed instead ofM           the Device Home Page. If this happens, click the "Device Home Page" K           link displayed on the page to manually switch to the device page.   K         - Before upgrading your OpenVMS operating system to a Major release N           (for example, upgrading from Version 7.3 to 8.0) or to a New featureN           release (for example, upgrading from Version 7.2-2 to 7.3), you mustM           remove the Management Agents from your system before performing the O           upgrade. After upgrading OpenVMS, install a version of the Management D           Agents that is appropriate for the new version of OpenVMS.  N           For example, if you are upgrading from OpenVMS version 7.2-2 to 7.3,O           you must remove the Management Agents before upgrading OpenVMS, using #           the following DCL command )           $ PRODUCT REMOVE V72_MGMTAGENTS   P         - On AlphaServer DS15 system, the Power Supply link lists all the power A 	  sensors on the system rather than the physical power supplies. 
           ( 4.  Features Planned for Future Releases+ ----------------------------------------    <     The following features are planned for future releases:   . 	- Support for non-public SNMP community namesF 	- Update the HTTP server, MIB versions and web pages to match Insight           Manager standards      5.  Trademarks --------------         F     Hewlett-Packard and the HP logo are trademarks of Hewlett-Packard B     Development Company, L.P. in the U.S. and/or other countries.   G     MultiNet and TCPware are registered trademarks of Process Software.   H     All other product names mentioned herein may be trademarks of their      respective companies.   D      Copyright 1997, 2003 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, 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