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No! Mines all works! Have you correctly configured your SNMP file?<br />
Uninstalled the HPSIM on one server, and go through the process again .. that should solve it.<br />
What Proliant hardware are you running?<br />
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No! Mines all works! Have you correctly configured your SNMP file?
Uninstalled the HPSIM on one server, and go through the process again .. that should solve it.
What Proliant hardware are you running?
 


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I am running DL 380 G5 <br />
I am using my old smtp file <br />
I have uninstalled about 3 times. it still does not work.
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I am running DL 380 G5
I am using my old smtp file
I have uninstalled about 3 times. it still does not work.

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Yes is very stange &nbsp;I have followed he proccedures install goes with out a hitch
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Yes is very stange  I have followed he proccedures install goes with out a hitch

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Hmm .. ok .. I'm all out of ideas then! Sorry
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Hmm .. ok .. I'm all out of ideas then! Sorry

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found the problem &nbsp;this line needed to be added to the snmpd.conf. file<br />
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dlmod cmaX &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; /usr/lib/libcmaX.so
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found the problem  this line needed to be added to the snmpd.conf. file

dlmod cmaX               /usr/lib/libcmaX.so

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I have just upgarded &nbsp;the system management home page &nbsp;and HP agents on 3 Prolient servers running VMware 3.5.0 &nbsp;and when I login I see not no data. &nbsp;On all three servers &nbsp;are ther same no data. the agents are now 8.20 <br />
has anybody seen this problem before.<br />
system model &nbsp;NULL<br />
MANAGEMENT PROCESSOR NONE
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I have just upgarded  the system management home page  and HP agents on 3 Prolient servers running VMware 3.5.0  and when I login I see not no data.  On all three servers  are ther same no data. the agents are now 8.20 
has anybody seen this problem before.
system model  NULL
MANAGEMENT PROCESSOR NONE

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