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HP SUM User Interface
Deployment scenarios
HP SUM deploys firmware and software smart components and Linux RPMs on a local host or one or
more remote hosts. The remote hosts must be online and running the same operating system as the system
running HP SUM. For example, when the remote hosts are running Linux, HP SUM must also be running
on a Linux operating system.
The following table describes typical HP SUM deployment scenarios.
Scenario Used when
Graphical deployment on a local
host|
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Are not familiar with command line tools.
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Are deploying components on a local, single host.
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Do not require scripting.
Scripted deployment on a local host
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Are familiar with command line tools.
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Are deploying components on a local, single host.
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Must perform a customized, scripted deployment.
Graphical deployment to a remote
host
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Are not familiar with command line tools.
•
Are deploying components on one or more remote hosts.
•
Do not require scripting.
Scripted deployment to a remote host
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Are familiar with command line tools.
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Are deploying components on one or more hosts.
•
Must perform a customized, scripted deployment to one or
more host systems.
Graphical deployment on a local host
To deploy components to a single local host, use the HP SUM GUI.
1. Ensure all minimum requirements are met as described in "Minimum requirements (on page 7)."
2. Ensure that the components to be deployed are accessible to the local host.
For information about performing the deployment using the GUI, see "Local host installations (on page
22)."
Scripted deployment on a local host
To deploy components to a local host using the command line interface:
1. Ensure all minimum requirements are fulfilled as described in "Minimum requirements (on page 7)."
2. Ensure that the components to be deployed are accessible to the local host.
3. Create a script to customize the deployment. See "Scripted deployment (on page 58)" for more
information.
- HP Smart Update Manager 1
- User Guide 1
- Intended audience 2
- Contents 3
- Introduction 6
- New features of HP SUM 4.0.0 7
- Minimum requirements 7
- • For SLES 10 x86 servers: 9
- • For SLES 11 x86 servers: 9
- Obtaining the HP SUM utility 10
- Deployment from HP SUM 10
- Deploying PSP for Linux 13
- HP SUM supported firmware 14
- HP USB key utility 15
- Using a hard drive 16
- Trusted Platform Module 17
- TPM scenarios 19
- HP SUM User Interface 20
- Keyboard support 21
- Local host installations 22
- HP SUM User Interface 23 23
- Download Permission 24
- HP SUM User Interface 25 25
- Selecting bundles to filter 26
- HP SUM User Interface 27 27
- HP SUM User Interface 28 28
- HP SUM User Interface 29 29
- HP SUM User Interface 30 30
- Status field 31
- Reboot section 32
- Component selection pane 33
- HP SUM User Interface 34 34
- HP SUM User Interface 35 35
- HP SUM User Interface 36 36
- Installation options 37
- 38
- • Exit—Exits HP SUM 40
- Multiple-host installations 41
- Managing hosts 42
- HP SUM User Interface 43 43
- Managing groups 46
- HP SUM User Interface 49 49
- HP SUM User Interface 51 51
- 3. To continue, click Next 51
- HP SUM User Interface 52 52
- HP SUM User Interface 53 53
- HP SUM User Interface 57 57
- Scripted deployment 58
- Command line examples 63
- Return codes 65
- Input files 66
- Input file format and rules 67
- File encoding 68
- Error reporting 68
- Input file parameters 68
- Scripted deployment 72 72
- Reports 73
- Scripted deployment 75 75
- Scripted deployment 76 76
- Advanced topics 77
- Manager 78
- Advanced topics 80 80
- Advanced topics 81 81
- Advanced topics 82 82
- Configuring IPv6 for Linux 83
- Advanced topics 84 84
- Advanced topics 85 85
- Troubleshooting 86
- Array controller ROMs 87
- Lights-Out management ROMs 87
- Collecting trace directories 88
- Troubleshooting 89 89
- Troubleshooting 90 90
- Windows 91
- Server 9 94
- Server 2003 environment 95
- Server 2008 environment 96
- Troubleshooting 97 97
- Troubleshooting 98 98
- Troubleshooting 99 99
- Troubleshooting 100 100
- Troubleshooting 101 101
- Troubleshooting 102 102
- Technical support 103
- Technical support 104 104
- Acronyms and abbreviations 105
- Index 107 107
- Index 108 108
- Index 109 109
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