Windows Integrity nPartition Guide

Troubleshooting
Checking component installation and operation
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The output should be the same as in the previous test. If an error occurs, you should
uninstall and then reinstall the WMI Mapper component. If an SSL certificate problem
is suspected, try deleting the entire %PEGASUS_HOME% and %HP_SSL_SHARE%
directories after uninstalling and before reinstalling. This deletes all of the installed
certificates, causing the certificates to be re-generated during installation.
Verify WMI nPartition Provider registration
To check if the nPartition Provider is properly registered in WMI, open a command
prompt and run the following commands:
set CIM_NAMESPACE=root/cimv2/npar
wmiop ecn
The output should appear like this, indicating the nPartition Provider is properly
registered in WMI:
Classes in namespace [root/cimv2/npar]:
__SystemClass
__NAMESPACE
__Provider
__Win32Provider
HP_DecoupledProvider
__ProviderRegistration
__ObjectProviderRegistration
__InstanceProviderRegistration
__ClassProviderRegistration
__PropertyProviderRegistration
__MethodProviderRegistration
__EventProviderRegistration
__EventConsumerProviderRegistration
__CIMOMIdentification
__IndicationRelated
__Event
__ExtrinsicEvent
__SystemEvent
__EventDroppedEvent
__EventQueueOverflowEvent
__ConsumerFailureEvent
__NamespaceOperationEvent
__NamespaceCreationEvent