Hello again,
If your environment is small you could install sim and a local express SQL then discover the subnet that your servers are located in. If you have a working DNS with reverse the ip's get resolved to hostnames.
Before you run the discovery you have to set your credentials under options>security. If you have already set your Snmp setting you could use that setting. If you haven't you can set sign-in credentials and do a repair to set your snmp settings. You can also set the trust for single sign on vca settings. If you have Windows 2008 you should consider using wbem/wmi instead of SNMP. Hp is moving away from snmp and advices you to use WBEM for Windows 2008 and above.
If you need more detailed steps please let me know i will write in more detail.
Kind regards,
Andrew
If your environment is small you could install sim and a local express SQL then discover the subnet that your servers are located in. If you have a working DNS with reverse the ip's get resolved to hostnames.
Before you run the discovery you have to set your credentials under options>security. If you have already set your Snmp setting you could use that setting. If you haven't you can set sign-in credentials and do a repair to set your snmp settings. You can also set the trust for single sign on vca settings. If you have Windows 2008 you should consider using wbem/wmi instead of SNMP. Hp is moving away from snmp and advices you to use WBEM for Windows 2008 and above.
If you need more detailed steps please let me know i will write in more detail.
Kind regards,
Andrew