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Hi,<br />
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HPISM will not see our shiny new x2 DL380 G5 fiber cluster as a cluster it just reports the nodes as seperate servers and the MSA as a seperate device.<br />
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Any ideas?
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Hi,

HPISM will not see our shiny new x2 DL380 G5 fiber cluster as a cluster it just reports the nodes as seperate servers and the MSA as a seperate device.

Any ideas?

HP systems insight manager with dual cluster MSA2012fc

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