Custom (not HP's) EVA storage management pack

Hello,
I have found this management pack
http://www.systemcentercentral.com/pack-catalog/hp-eva-performance-management-pack-v3/ for monitoring HP EVA P6000, thanks for authors, but discoveries are not working, I have SCOM 2012 R2 and HP CommandView is on Win2008R2, I have imported both MPs,
installed agent on CommandView server, also checked registry entries, just in case restarted scom agent, but in the Monitoring pane there is not data about EVA disks, could you please help?

Hi,
did you read EvaPerf MP guide. You have some prerequisites?
1. You must create the c:\temp folder on the
HP StorageWorks Command View (EVAPerf) server
2. In the document under Optional Configuration see how to register friendly names for EVA.
3 Most important:
EVAPERF Discovery is disabled by default. It’s a seed (base) discovery for all other objects. You must enable this discovery with override to discover any other class instances that
are defined in in EVA Performance Management Pack v3.
So follow the guide and you should configure MP with no problems.
Hope it helps,
Janez
Hello, yes, before posting I did 1 and 3, but I did not specify friendly name, this is optional I think?

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HP Storage Management Pack v4.0 for Operations Manager

Hi everyone,
I've installed HP StoreFront Manager MP for Microsoft 4.0 (HP Storage Management integration with MS System Center) on a Ops Mgr 2012 R2 Server
The diagram view of the two P4500 G2 StoreVirtual Appliances are shown without issue.
However I cannot get any alerts, error alerts, events, warning events showing in the HP Storage or HP StoreVirtual Storage MP folders
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Any ideas most appreciated.
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Hi,
Can you check windows event and see what error message appears?
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HP Storage Management Pack Conflicts with Network Monitoring SNMP

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Does the HP Storage pack support resource pools? What I've found with these 3rd party packs that implement connector services is they do not provide true HA via SCOM resource pools - they are standalone systems with a connector service. This is true for
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Date:          23.08.2013 12:04:49
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Keywords:      Classic
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regards sebastien

Note: 982302.1 -Oracle Application Management Pack

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A june 2012 icloud backup shows up on my icloud storage manage list, but does not show up when i try to restore from icloud backup. what to do?

Question repeated: A june 2012 icloud backup shows up on my icloud storage manage list, but does not show up when i try to restore from icloud backup. what to do?
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Go to Solution.

Ok , i got this baby working.. sudo is not a problem here.. you need to specify additional java parameter for installer!
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