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Configuring HPUX, Solaris, and AIX discovery
ITA: IT Optimize (on-premises only)
EcoStruxure IT Advisor: IT Optimize (on-premises deployments only) provides insight into the IT layer of the data center through integration with external IT systems.
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HP-UX, Solaris, and AIX discovery requires using a script. The current implementation of the SSH interface is not familiar with those operating systems out of box.
On the IT Optimize server, open the IT Optimizeinstallation folder. Default location:c:\program files\SchneiderElectric\ITOptimize.
Open thebin/scriptssub-folder. In the folder, you see a set of scripts, one for each Unix type (see screenshot).
Copy theviriditylisthw.HP-UXscript to the/usr/local/binfolder on your target HP-UX client(s).
Rename the script once it has been placed in the/usr/local/binfolder toviriditylisthw, removing the .HP-UX extension.
Change permissions on the script to allow execution on the Unix host, i.e.chmod 755 viriditylisthw.
Re-run the SSH discovery of the host(s). The SSH discovery interface will look for that script in/usr/local/binand will execute it if found.
Note: This script is ONLY used for discovery, not polling.
Theviriditylisthwscript is a shell script and nothing is hidden.
Run the script from the command line. You should see server information written to the screen in an xml-like format.
The script looks for the HP-UX diagnostic utilities as well. If these tools are not present, some information might not be returned.