HP Systems Insight Manager 5.2 Update 2 Technical Reference Guide

NOTE: While you can select a specific version of a trap (for example, Array Accelerator Bad Data, Version

1, it is better to select both versions because you might have older or newer agents on some managed

systems. Selecting all versions ensures that all agent versions are included in the event collection.

The Automatic Sign-In Server Failure event type is used to indicate that a general error occurred on the

server-side of authentication during automatic sign-in. This event can occur for several reasons. See “Signing

in” in the Automatically Signing In section for more information.

• If the Service Principal Name (SPN) has not been configured on the domain, it must be registered with

the HP SIM service account.

• If the SPN has been registered with more than one domain account, it must be registered for only the

HP SIM service account. Delete any other SPN entries associated with other accounts.

• If browsing locally from the CMS, you must provide your credentials in the sign-in page. Automatic

sign-in does not work when browsing locally.

The Automatic Sign-In No Domain Credentials event type indicates the HP SIM service is not running with

a domain account. For automatic sign-in to work, use a domain account for the HP SIM service, and register

the domain account with a SPN for HP SIM. See “Signing in” in the Automatically Signing In section for

more information.

Memory range criteria

You can set the memory ranges for systems that you include in the collection. You can select multiple groups

one-at-a-time from the following ranges:

• Memory Equal To (=) Includes systems with memory equal to a specified amount.

• Memory Not Equal To (!=) Includes systems with memory not equal to a specified amount.

• Memory Less Than (<) Includes systems with less memory than the specified amount.

• Memory Less Than or Equal To (<=) Includes systems with memory less than or equal to a specified

amount.

• Memory Greater Than (>) Includes systems with more memory than the specified amount.

• Memory Greater Than or Equal To (>=) Includes systems with memory greater than or equal to a

specified amount.

• Memory Range Between (is between) Includes systems with memory in the specified range.