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I currently have HP Systems Insight Manager 5.2 running on a linux server and all of the servers have been added by autodiscovery. &nbsp;I need to configure just the basic settings for admin purposes, How do i configure alerts, for disk space, network outages and to receive information if the servers are having a physical problems.<br />
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I currently have HP Systems Insight Manager 5.2 running on a linux server and all of the servers have been added by autodiscovery.  I need to configure just the basic settings for admin purposes, How do i configure alerts, for disk space, network outages and to receive information if the servers are having a physical problems.

Thanks

How to configure HP insight manager 5.2

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