HP Insight Management WBEM Providers for HP integrated VMware ESXi 5.0 U1 June 2012 Profiles

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9 Use Cases
9.1 Object Diagrams
Figure 3 represents a possible instantiation of the HP Fan Profile. In this case, system1 has two fans,
fan1 and fan2. Fan1 and fan2 belong to coolingcollection1, which describes the overall group operational
status of the fans as being OK. This diagram also shows an example of the HP_Fan.Description property
for fan1 and fan2, constructed from property values for ElementName, FanType and value map string of
OperationalStatus[0].
For simplicity most of the properties have been removed from the classes.
system1:CIM_ComputerSystem
fan1:HP_Fan
OperationalStatus: (OK)
Element Name: “Fan 1”
FanType: 11 (Chassis)
Description: Fan 1 provides cooling
for the Chassis: Status is OK.
HP_SystemFan
profile1:CIM_RegisteredProfile
RegisteredName: Base System Profile
profile1:CIM_RegisteredProfile
RegisteredName: Fan Profile
profile1:HP_RegisteredProfile
RegisteredName: HP Fan Profile
CIM_ElementConformsToProfile
CIM_ReferencedProfile
HP_ExtendsProfile
coolingcollection1:HP_Cooli
ngCollection
GroupOperationalStatus:
(OK)
HP_MemberOfCoolingCollection
HP_MemberOfCoolingCollection
HP_HostedCoolingCollection
fan2:HP_Fan
OperationalStatus: (OK)
Element Name: “Fan 2”
FanType: 11 (Chassis)
Description: Fan 2 provides cooling
for the Chassis: Status is OK.
Figure 3 – HP Fan Profile: Object Diagram
Figure 4 represents another possible instantiation of the HP Fan Profile, with modeled redundancy. In
this case, system1 has four fans: fan1, fan2, fan3 and fan4. All of the fans belong to coolingcollection1.
Fan1 and fan2 belong to coolingredundancyset1. Fan3 and fan4 belong to coolingredundancyset2. Fan2
and Fan3 belong to sharedcoolingredundancyset.
Please note that fan2 and fan3 belong to multiple instances of HP_CoolingRedundancySet.
The overall group operational status of the fans is Error.
For simplicity most of the properties have been removed from the classes.