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HP Support Anywhere
Installation and User Guide
Server Management Software
For the Support Expert
HP Part Number 5967-1534
Printed August 1997
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Page 1 - Installation and User Guide

HP Support AnywhereInstallation and User GuideServer Management SoftwareFor the Support ExpertHP Part Number 5967-1534Printed August 1997

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Chapter 1 Quick Start6HP NetServer running Microsoft Windows NT: Follow these steps tocomplete installation for each NetServer running Windows NT.Step

Page 3 - Contents

Appendix E Warranty, Software License and Support96Using Other Information ServicesWorldwide, access the HP NetServer World Wide Web home page:http://

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97IndexAAgentinstalling ASR on NetWare server,79Alarm Agent overview, 18AlarmsResponse options, 65AlertsAdvice screen, 66Response options, 65ASRloadin

Page 5 - 1 Quick Start

Index98Verify Correct Installation, 34Remote Console, 49Installing Remote Console, 43Installing, Support Anywhere, 23KKeyboard mapping, 58LLoading NLM

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Index99server requirements, 43server requirements for graphicredirection, 55setting up graphic redirection, 53terminal emulation settings, 49using, 52

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Index100Server description page, 69System Information page, 72Using, 67Web interface problems,troubleshooting, 40Web Security, 76Web server requiremen

Page 8 - Step 4 Select a Web Browser

Chapter 1 Quick Start7Continue this procedure to verify that all NetServers generated a ServerRestart and that all web connections are operational.Par

Page 10 - Step 2 Check SNMP Setup

92 What is HP Support Anywhere?One of the challenges faced by today's network manager is to maintain controlover increasingly decentralized compu

Page 11 - Chapter 1 Quick Start

Chapter 2 Introducing HP Support Anywhere10• installing and configuring network software, including web-basedproductsIf you are unfamiliar with softwa

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Chapter 2 Introducing HP Support Anywhere11HP Support Anywhere Helps You Manage YourServersSupport Anywhere's web interface allows you to browse

Page 13 - Audience Assumptions

Chapter 2 Introducing HP Support Anywhere12such as SCSI device status, disk capacity, and network card status. Whenan agent on the server discovers an

Page 14 - Documentation

Chapter 2 Introducing HP Support Anywhere13Figure 4: Example HP Auto Alert AlarmAuto Alert's traffic light displays the severity of the alarm at

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Chapter 2 Introducing HP Support Anywhere14Support Anywhere is flexible in its management of multiple network operatingsystems (NOS). However, to use

Page 16 - Problems With Solutions

Chapter 2 Introducing HP Support Anywhere15Figure 6: HP Support Anywhere Server Description PageHP Auto Alert FeaturesSupport Anywhere's alarm no

Page 17 - Web Interface Features

iiNoticeThe information contained in this document is subject to change without notice.Hewlett-Packard makes no warranty of any kind with regard to th

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Chapter 2 Introducing HP Support Anywhere16HP Auto Alert Alarms ListThe table below lists the types of monitoring and alarm notifications that may bes

Page 19 - HP Auto Alert Features

Chapter 2 Introducing HP Support Anywhere17HP Console Redirection (E40 only)HP Console Redirection is built into the E 40 and E 45 NetServer BIOS and

Page 20 - Remote Console Options

Chapter 2 Introducing HP Support Anywhere18• run NOS-level diagnostics on the NetServer• access the NetServer's control panel to review and modif

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Chapter 2 Introducing HP Support Anywhere19• HP Web Interface Software During setup, web interface software isinstalled on your Novell NetWare or Win

Page 22 - Software Components

Chapter 2 Introducing HP Support Anywhere20• An HP NetServer E Series connected to the network• For an HP NetServer running Novell NetWare (v3.12 or l

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Chapter 2 Introducing HP Support Anywhere21NOTE For web-based management of non-web servers (either NovellNetWare or Windows NT), the only requirement

Page 24 - ◊ For Windows NT servers:

Chapter 2 Introducing HP Support Anywhere22◊ Windows for Workgroups 3.1, or 3.11, running in enhanced mode. Ifyou plan on managing Novell NetWare serv

Page 25 - • Microsoft Windows software:

233 Installing HP Support AnywhereThis chapter details the installation of Support Anywhere software for both theclient workstation and for each NetSe

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software24Part 3. Verify Correct InstallationPart 4. Remote Console OptionsBefore You BeginKeep in mind

Page 27 - Installation Overview

Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software25configThe IPX address takes the following form:internal network number-000000000001An IPX is al

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iiiContents1 Quick Start...1Part 1. Setup at the Cl

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software26Be sure not to couple the device number and the network number. Inthis example, the correct IPX

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software27Part 1. Setup at the Local Client WorkstationClose all open applications currently running on

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software28Figure 7: Configuring the Server Information ScreenSetup automatically builds a list of all yo

Page 32 - ◊ Internet Status

Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software29◊ Network and SNMP Info∗ IP and IPX Addresses (as appropriate)A Windows NT server can be assign

Page 33 - ∗ SNMP Community

Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software30Repeat these configuration steps if you wish to split support of your non-web servers with more

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software31Figure 8: HP Support Anywhere Group in Program Manager for WindowsNT 3.51 or Windows for Workg

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software32Installing on Windows NT ServersSetup has already installed Support Anywhere client software, b

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software33NOTE If you installed your Network Operating System utilizing theConfiguration Assistant "

Page 37 - ◊ IP address of the client

Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software34NOTE You cannot install the Support Anywhere software while theSNMP service is running. If the

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software35Figure 9: An Auto Alert Server Down MessageNOTE Auto Alert messages are stacked and displayed i

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ContentsivRCONSOLE (NetWare) ...614 Using HP Support Anywhere...

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software36Figure 10: Server Restart MessageAt the client workstation, start with the top Auto Alert notif

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software373. After all Auto Alert messages have been cleared, click the SupportAnywhere icon to activate

Page 42 - Troubleshooting

Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software385. Continue this procedure, clicking each server until you have verifiedthat each server is acc

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software39the trap destination address here as described in your Microsoftdocumentation.3. Did you restar

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software40If you cannot use Support Anywhere's web interfaceTo utilize Support Anywhere's web i

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software41Part 4. Remote Console OptionsThe HP NetServer E 40 and E 45 offers a range of optional remote

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software42For supplemental information on setup and use of the Remote Console feature atthe server, see &

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software43Minimum Server RequirementsIn order to use HP Remote Console Redirection, your server needs:• A

Page 48 - BIOS Level Setup

Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software44You first setup and configure Remote Console Redirection at the NetServer.Steps include assigni

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software45through the options, match your port to the interrupt data provided inTable 2.Table 2: HP NetSe

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11 Quick StartHP Support Anywhere is a group of network management tools that allows you toefficiently monitor and maintain your HP NetServers E Serie

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software461. Reboot the server and, when prompted, press [F12].The server displays the Utility Partition

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software47You can enter any alphanumeric combination up to 20 characters in thespace provided. The passwo

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software48If you plan to manage your HP NetServer E 40 or E 45 using either a directterminal connection o

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software49Table 4: Terminal Emulation SettingsSettingRecommended AlternateEmulation ANSI Color Monochrome

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software504. To run pcANYWHERE32, double-click the pcANYWHERE32 programicon in the pcANYWHERE32 program g

Page 56 - At the HP NetServer

Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software51To rename the connection item you created, right-click the connectionitem. From the popup menu,

Page 57 - At the Remote Console

Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software52 4. Click OK to return to the main program window.pcANYWHERE32 displays a connection icon in t

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software53function is suspended until a remote user successfully logs on. The serverremains in this stand

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software54NetServerSupport AnywhereServerAfter setting theserver to receiveusingpcANYWHERE32, theserver m

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software55Minimum Server RequirementsIn order to use Graphic Console Redirection, your server needs:• An

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Chapter 1 Quick Start2You can choose the Support Anywhere features you want to use during ClientSetup (Part 1). If you want to install only the Auto A

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software561. Insert the HP Navigator CD into the CD-ROM drive and, at the DOScommand prompt, type:x:\HPSA

Page 63 - RCONSOLE (NetWare)

Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software57After you have finished running the Smart Setup Wizard, the pcANYWHERE32main program window app

Page 64 - • MSDOS 3.0 or later

Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software58After verifying that the COM port and modem type are set correctly, clickOK to return to pcANYW

Page 65 - _aio.ovl

Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software59order to initialize a warm server reboot. For a complete listing of emulationsequences supporte

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software60• An HP NetServer running Novell NetWare (4.0 or 4.11) and includingRCONSOLE software and utili

Page 67 - 4 Using HP Support Anywhere

Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software61exit7. Reboot, then run NetWare. Change to the NetWare server directoryand type:serverAt this p

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Chapter 3 Installing the HP Support Anywhere Software626. Press [Esc] to return to the previous screen. Highlight the phonenumber of the server you wa

Page 69 - Auto Alert Response Options

634 Using HP Support AnywhereThis chapter describes Support Anywhere services. It assumes that you arefamiliar with the concepts and terminology intro

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Chapter 4 Using HP Support Anywhere64Double-clicking the Auto Alert icon displays a panel with Support Anywhereversion information.NOTE If you close t

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Chapter 4 Using HP Support Anywhere65The severity of the notification from the HP NetServer is color-coded in thetraffic light icon located in the upp

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Chapter 1 Quick Start3HP Support Anywhere Installation FlowchartConfigure Serverhardware,Install Utility Partition(E 40 Road Map)Install NOS andWeb Se

Page 73 - Server Description Page

Chapter 4 Using HP Support Anywhere66NOTE If your Support Anywhere Client has fax capability, you canredirect the printed summary to a service center,

Page 74 - Server Configuration Pages

Chapter 4 Using HP Support Anywhere67Because each Auto Alert message is positioned in the same place on your Client'sdisplay, if you receive mult

Page 75 - Network Interface Card (NIC)

Chapter 4 Using HP Support Anywhere68Figure 16: Support Anywhere Welcome ScreenSupport Anywhere lists all managed NetServers currently configured for

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Chapter 4 Using HP Support Anywhere69Figure 17: Support Anywhere Home Page—Server DescriptionServer Description PageThis is the NetServer's home

Page 77 - Menu Buttons

Chapter 4 Using HP Support Anywhere70• Current AlarmsThe number of current outstanding alarms generated by this NetServer isdisplayed in bold red text

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Chapter 4 Using HP Support Anywhere71Figure 18: Support Anywhere Configuration Page—Disk StorageTo change a threshold setting:1. Click to highlight th

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Chapter 4 Using HP Support Anywhere72Figure 19: Support Anywhere Configuration Page—Network Interface CardThe filename of the NIC driver is identified

Page 80 - Web Security Considerations

Chapter 4 Using HP Support Anywhere73the operating system, version, and network name. No information on this pagemay be modified.Menu ButtonsIn additi

Page 81 - Encryption

Chapter 4 Using HP Support Anywhere74To clear an alarm, click the checkbox in the first column for each alarm you nolonger want included in the summar

Page 82 - Table 6: Security Options

Chapter 4 Using HP Support Anywhere75To view an historical listing of all alarms generated by the NetServer, click theAlarm History jump at the bottom

Page 83 - HP NetServer

Chapter 1 Quick Start4Part 1. Setup at the Client WorkstationStep 1 Start SetupInsert the HP NetServer Navigator CD-ROM in your Support AnywhereClien

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Chapter 4 Using HP Support Anywhere76World Wide Web page over the Internet. The HP web page lists supportresources, including Technical Support, and i

Page 85 - • ASRUSER.EXE

Chapter 4 Using HP Support Anywhere77NOTE To find out more about whether a particular security option issupported by your web server, check the docume

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Chapter 4 Using HP Support Anywhere78Typically, the public key is widely distributed. The private key, however, is keptsecret, so that the message can

Page 87 - E 45 only)

79A Customizing the Support AnywhereHP NetServerThis appendix covers the procedures for a customized installation of SupportAnywhere Server software.

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Appendix A Customizing the HP Support Anywhere Server Software80may make floppy diskette masters of the Server Software through the HPManagement Solut

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Appendix A Customizing the HP Support Anywhere Server Software81NOTE By default, the ASR driver and ASR service programs areconfigured in the registry

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Appendix A Customizing the HP Support Anywhere Server Software82hardware.You may reconfigure the restart time in the range 300 seconds (5minutes) to 1

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83B Terminal Emulation Keys (E 40 andE 45 only)When keyboard commands are redirected to the NetServer's keyboard from aremote console, keystrokes

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Appendix B Remote Console Redirection84Sequence Legend Sequence LegendEsc [ K End Esc [6 9 ~ cF6Esc [ M F5 Esc [7 0 ~ cF7Esc [ U Page Down Esc [7 1 ~

Page 93 - D Configuration Worksheet

85C Glossary of Network TerminologyBPS An acronym for Bits Per Second. The term BPS is used on a network as ameasurement of speed or data throughput.

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Chapter 1 Quick Start5 Step 6 Configure Web ServersYou can manage non-web servers over the web using Windows NTNetServers. Select a web server, and t

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Appendix C Glossary of Network Terminology86peripheral device (such as a modem, printer, or CD-ROM drive) for which thecomputer itself doesn't ha

Page 96 - HP Software License Agreement

Appendix C Glossary of Network Terminology87node A computer, file server, or peripheral device connected to a LAN that isused to create receive or re

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Appendix C Glossary of Network Terminology88TCP/IP An acronym for Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol.TCP/IP defines specific networking

Page 98 - Technical Support

89D Configuration WorksheetMake a copy of this configuration worksheet to fill out before you begin settingup Support Anywhere on your network.

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91E Warranty, Software License, andSupportSoftware Product Limited WarrantyThe HP Software Product Limited Warranty will govern all Software which isp

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Appendix E Warranty, Software License and Support92This warranty gives specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights thatvary from state t

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Appendix E Warranty, Software License and Support93• The HP Support Anywhere Client software may be used on one or moreclient personal computer workst

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Appendix E Warranty, Software License and Support94252.227-7014 (Jun 1995), as a "commercial item" as defined in FAR 2.101(a), oras "Re

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Appendix E Warranty, Software License and Support95Austria: 0660 6386Belgium (Dutch): 02 626 8806Belgium (French): 02 626 8807Denmark: 3929 4099Finlan

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