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You want to install HP SIM service (HP Systems Insight Manager). Check the following documentation for a complete guide:<br />
<a href="http://docs.hp.com/en/5991-4498/" rel="ugc nofollow">http://docs.hp.com/en/5991-4498/</a><br />
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You want to install HP SIM service (HP Systems Insight Manager). Check the following documentation for a complete guide:
http://docs.hp.com/en/5991-4498/ [http://docs.hp.com/en/5991-4498/]

K

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Hello,<br />
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Is it a way to be notified of a hardware (raid?) problem without installing HP SIM ?<br />
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Best regards
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Hello,

Is it a way to be notified of a hardware (raid?) problem without installing HP SIM ?

Best regards

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Yes but you'd best ask a new question since this one is years old.
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Yes but you'd best ask a new question since this one is years old.

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I need to install HP Event Noifier Config on a number of HP Proliant servers but can't work out what exactly i should be installing, and from where. &nbsp;I've some Proliant Essential CDs but can't find anything to install the &nbsp;HP Management Agents (which i'm guessign is what i need), unless i'm missing something. &nbsp;or, can i get it off the web somewhere?<br />
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Cheers<br />
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I need to install HP Event Noifier Config on a number of HP Proliant servers but can't work out what exactly i should be installing, and from where.  I've some Proliant Essential CDs but can't find anything to install the  HP Management Agents (which i'm guessign is what i need), unless i'm missing something.  or, can i get it off the web somewhere?

Cheers



Install HP Event Noifier Config

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