Installation Manual

HP Storage Essentials SRM 6.0 Installation Guide 325
IMPORTANT: You must discover the host running Microsoft Exchange. See ”Step 3 — Discovering
Applications” on page 335.
Editing a Microsoft Exchange Domain Controller
To provide information about your domain controllers:
1. Select Options > Protocol Settings > Storage Essentials > Global Application Discovery Settings.
2. Click the Edit button next to the Exchange domain controller you want to edit.
3. Enter a new User Common Name or Domain Password.
4. Click Edit.
The domain controller updates are added to the table.
Click OK.
Deleting a Microsoft Exchange Domain Controller
To delete all of the domain controllers of a particular domain:
1. Select Options > Protocol Settings > Storage Essentials > Global Application Discovery Settings.
2. Click the Delete ( ) button corresponding to the domain you want to remove.
3. Run Discovery Data Collection for your changes to take effect.
To delete a particular domain controller in a domain:
1. Select Options > Protocol Settings > Storage Essentials > Global Application Discovery Settings.
2. Identify the domain for the domain controller you want to remove, and click the Edit ()
button corresponding to that domain.
3. In the Edit window, click the Delete ( ) button corresponding to the domain controller you want
to remove.
4. Run Discovery Data Collection for your changes to take effect.
Monitoring Microsoft Exchange Failover Clusters
To monitor and manage Microsoft Exchange Failover Clusters:
1. Install CIM Extensions on each of the participating nodes of Microsoft Exchange Failover
Cluster.
2. Add information for Microsoft Exchange Domain Controller Access. See ”Adding Microsoft
Exchange Domain Controller Access” on page 324.
3. Perform Discovery Data Collection on each of the participating nodes of the Exchange Cluster.
Monitoring Caché
To monitor Caché, you must do the following:
• ”Step A — Import the Wrapper Class Definitions into the Caché Instance” on page 326
• ”Step B — Create APPIQ_USER Account on the Caché Instance” on page 330