Backing up and restoring HP Insight Management 7.3 Central Management Server (Windows)

Technical white paper | HP Insight Management 7.3
Appendix K: Troubleshooting
The
mxsync
tool times out before Systems Insight Manager starts successfully.
By default, mxsync waits 15 minutes for the Systems Insight Manager Windows service to start before terminating. To
change the wait period, set the variable init.hpsim.wait.minutes in the
<SIM>\mxsync\conf\mxsync.properties file to the preferred value. On a Microsoft Windows Server 2008/2012
server, you may see a timeout error if you are not running mxsync as Administrator. You must run mxsync as
Administrator.
ERROR: Access denied. The entered logon token is invalid. Obtain a new token and perform the operation again.
The token used by mxsync to connect to Systems Insight Manager is no longer valid. The most likely cause is that the
session has timed out because of inactivity. The default timeout value is 30 minutes. You must exit the mxsync tool and
then restart it to establish a new session.
The
mxsync
tool fails if
lsmanalyzer
cannot communicate with HP Storage Provisioning Manager.
This can occur if the certificates between Matrix OE and SPM become out of sync after the restore. In this case, the
lsmanalyzer tool tries to create the MatrixService1 account, but fails because the account already exists.
Here is an example of the mxsync output when lsmanalyzer cannot communicate with the HP Storage Provisioning
Manager:
**** Analysis: Logical Server Catalog Storage Pool Entry Resources ****
**** Section 3 of 5, phase 3 of 3 ****
Analyzes the definition of catalog-based storage pool entry resources to ensure
the definitions are consistent with the actual state of the managed resources.
Running lsmanalyzer to perform the analysis. This may take a few minutes.
Complete analysis of catalog storage pool entry resources. ...........[ERROR]
ERROR: Execution of lsmanalyzer, "C:\Program Files\HP\Virtual
Server Environment\bin\lsmAnalyzer.bat" --catalogSPE,
failed with an unknown error.
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