HP Capacity Advisor 7.2 User Guide

Table 28 Warning messages in Capacity Advisor (continued)
To correctProbable causeMessage
Add the required credentials to the
systems where you plan to run Capacity
Advisor, or run the cimserver
process. You can also run vseassist
to troubleshoot connection errors.
Either no WBEM credentials have
been entered in HP SIM or HP SIM
could not successfully use the
credentials entered. The latter can
happen when acimserver
process is not running on the
system.
No WBEM credentials are available for
system "system_name”. Please verify
that a valid WBEM account and password
for this system are configured in HP SIM
(Options->Protocol Settings->Global
Protocol Settings).
Synchronize the managed node clock
to the CMS system clock.
Capacity Advisor cannot analyze
utilization across multiple systems
or servers when system clocks (and
therefore, data timestamps) are not
synchronized.
Sample time sample_time is not aligned
to hour intervals.
Set up the trusted certificate by
manually installing the system's
certificate into the HP SIM Trusted
System Certificate List.
See message text.system_name: HP SIM requires trusted
certificates for managed systems but no
trusted certificate exists for this system.
Install the WBEM utilization provider
on the system.
See message text.system_name: The Utilization WBEM
Provider is not installed.
On the managed system, execute the
command
/opt/wbem/sbin/cimserver
The WBEM provider on the system
is not running and should be
restarted.
system_name: The WBEM server is not
running and should be restarted.
See message text.See message text.system_name: Upgrade the Utilization
Provider on this system to version
A.01.06.00.00 or later.
If you prefer not to use the method
described in the message, change the
value for the CMS_HOSTNAME property
in the vseprefs.props file from
localhost to some other name that
resolves to the IP address of the CMS.
See message text.The Name Resolution Service could not
resolve localhost on the CMS. To
correct this, make sure that either the
name localhost can be resolved on
the CMS or change the
CMS_HOSTNAME setting in
/etc/opt/vse/vseprefs.props to
a hostname for the CMS that can be
resolved. See the hosts(4) and
nsswitch.conf(4) manual pages.
See message text.If HP SIM has not correctly
discovered all of the system
attributes (operating system type,
model, CPU count/speed, and
memory size) some of the attributes
needed to export the profile using
the capprofile command are
not available.
The system attribute "attribute-name"
is not available from HP SIM for the
workload-name workload. Either run
"Identify" on the system in HP SIM and
export the profile again, or correct these
fields in the header of the exported profile
before importing it.
If the profile data originated from a
capprofile export, re-export the data
after running Options→Identify
Systems...on the system in HP SIM, or
manually correct the values in the
header. See the capprofile(1M)
command reference page for an
example of a correctly formatted file.
When importing a file using
capprofile, the input file header
must contain correct values for the
system from which the profile data
was gathered. If one or more
attributes have the value
<UNKNOWN>, the profile cannot be
imported.
The system attribute "attribute-name"
must be specified before this profile can
be imported.
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