HP Systems Insight Manager 5.2 Installation and Configuration Guide for HP-UX

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Solution:
1. To remove the obsolete tools, sign in HP SIM as a administrative rights user .
2. Select Options>Security >Users and Authorizations, and then click the Toolboxes tab.
3. Select the Monitor Tools toolbox.
4. Click Edit.
5. In the Toolbox contents panel, select the tools to remove, and click the << button.
6. Click OK to save.
Security
Attempts to import the HP SIM certificate from cert.pem or server_cert.pem into a separate application result
in failure.
Solution: This could be caused by an improperly formed certificate file. Backup the certificate file. Then view
the file using a text editor, and compare the last two lines before the "END CERTIFICATE" line. The following
is an example of a certificate file with duplication that can cause the failure:
O/4Hcl9nRz0uZGcdsypjgW5CUDqZyzzeEB17DHWnC8qzEC7/D+VpW+5RdRTlhh5c
DzdIjLZnRz0uZGcdsypjgW5CUDqZyzzeEB17DHWnC8qzEC7/D+VpW+5RdRTlhh5c
-----END CERTIFICATE-----
If there is some duplication in the last two lines, manually edit the file to repair it. Be sure you have the file
backed up before attempting this. On the last line only, delete the characters, in groups of four, at the end
of the line that duplicate the characters from the line above it. All four characters in the group must be
identical, including case. Using the same example, the last two lines would look like this after editing:
O/4Hcl9nRz0uZGcdsypjgW5CUDqZyzzeEB17DHWnC8qzEC7/D+VpW+5RdRTlhh5c
DzdIjLZn
-----END CERTIFICATE-----
Save the file, then try again to import it into the desired application. Note that some applications are more
lenient than others and might work without fixing the certificate file.
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