Hardware Monitoring other platforms

Hi all Managers ,
I want to know if we can monitor HP Unix Boxs , Tru Unix 64 Boxs and Linux systems with sun management center ?
Are there agents smc created for those platforms?
Thanks

You dont by any chance do config readers for fujitsu
servers ?Ah, good question.
Responding from my own point of view there's definately demand for it, and integrating Fujitsu's WSA SNMP info into SunMC would be mostly a turn-the-crank type of exercise... but Fujitsu currently won't "support" WSA info merged into SunMC (i.e. if they change a feature that makes it stop working, they're under no financial obligation to fix it), and, a bigger issue, Sun provides no support for SunMC itself on Fujitsu hardware (although 99% of the features work fine).
So it'd be a very useful product, but if the SunMC or Fujitsu ends go "BOOM!", and the customer is left without support... it'd make the integration software a hard sell.
Regards,
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Please read the following diagnostics of hardware monitor for my system Macbook Pro

Following report was generated through "HARDWARE MONITOR" software run on my Macbook Pro:
CPU A temperature diode 43 degree
CPU core 1 45 degree
CPU core 2 -44 degress
enclosure bottom side -33 degre
enclosure bottom side 2 -32
degre
enclosure bottom side pos 3 -33 degre
main heat sink -37
northbridge position- 40
degrees
smart disk hitachi - 32 deghgress
smart battery- 33 degrees
CPU A temperature during system check was 75 degrees.
please suggest me if it is ok for my new system and whether it would be advisible to use software like "Hardware monitor" to generate such reports intermittantly or there is any other alternative

Welcome to Apple Support Communities
Temperatures are normal, so your MacBook Pro is working correctly. Fans will turn on automatically when temperature is high, so don't worry about that. If you see that fans don't turn on, reply back because it would be a hardware problem

LCD display for Hardware Monitor?

Hardware Monitor...
http://www.bresink.com/osx/HardwareMonitor.html
...supports certain external, USB-based LCD displays for providing system status. Is anyone using one?
Can anyone recommend a nice, already-assembled unit to set on the desk here? Thanks.
blakespot

Sadly none of the above unit will work w/ Hardware Monitor.
I just received this email from the author after inquiring about the above displays compatibility w/ Hardware Monitor:
Unfortunately, these vendors are completely unknown in Europe and
they only offer drivers for Windows, so no support for these modules
is possible so far.
If not, is there a ready-made, external (already in a little
enclosure) unit that does?
No, I am currently not aware of any ready-made units. Unfortunately
the market for these devices seems to be so small that no worldwide
vendor has established an industry standard yet, or could provide
an open software layer for Mac OS X. When such a solution exists, we
will immediately support it in Hardware Monitor.
For more information about LCD unit support please see the chapter
"Controlling external alphanumeric displays" in the reference manual
of Hardware Monitor.
blakespot

Hardware Monitor Setup Freeze (K7T266Pro2) [SOLVED]

1.Product Type: K7T 266 Pro2 (6380 v2)
2.BIOS version: AMI V3.70
3.External VGA Type: ATI Radeon VE 7000 AGP 128Mo
4.CPU Type: Athlon XP 1600+
5.Memory Type: 2*256 Mo DDR PC2100 PQI
6.Power Supply Type: Heden PSXA870 380W with -5V output
7.Operating System: Win XP Pro Sp2
8.Problem Description:
When accessing to hardware monitor setup page in BIOS, I get a freeze that I can olny escape by Ctrl Alt Suppr.
I have made an update of Bios to V3.70 because a new module of memory I have bought make problems. This update do not change anything, so I remove this new module and don't use anymore.
But by updating, my CPU clock down to 1050 Mhz instead of 1333Mhz, due to FSB set to 100Mhz.
And impossible to access the page to set the parameter at 133Mhz due to a freeze.
How to solve the problem and get back the right configuration I had before ?
I have read that the problem may come from the power supplies that don't have -5V. I don't know what produce my PS, but how to prevent BIOS to check this -5V ?
EDIT : I have check my PS and it produce -5V.
Many thanks for your hlep.
Regards.
OLIVIER THIEBAUT

Merry Chrismas everydody.
Back with happy news :
- I have flash with v3.7 : flash OK
- Still getting the problem : hardware monitor page setup freeze, and unable to set FSB to 133Mhz and get the right CPU clock.
So, my solution :
- Looking for editing the AMI Bios file.
- I have load v3.70 Bios file in editor, and only change one parameter : I have set not active the -5V check in hardware monitor module.
- Save my new bios file (called it v3.71)
- Then, flash with that edited bios file
- And manage to access the Hardware Monitor Setup page to set the FSB at 133Mhe. No more freeze.
I don't know how to call this type of solution, but it works well.
For moderators, you can modify the subject by adding [solved] if you want.
Many thanks for everybody.

Hardware monitor error

have any of you experienced spontaneous system shut downs followed by bios reports of 'hardware monitor error' press delete to enter setup etc. My system has been brought to its knees by this and the good people at samsung have told me that it is probably the vga or the mainboard - which are the g4ti4200td and the a7v333 respectively. I am stumped, is this possibly an IRQ issue, or a refresh rate issue or what. The problem is not isolated to high graphic output operations, indicating, I would thing, a memory problem. It happens seemingly in spite of me, no matter if I am running any programs or not.
any info is much appreciated... thanx ?(

Can I have your specs of your computer you are running on? Thanks...

Hardware Monitor on K9N2 SLI Platinum

Good Day All!
I have a question about the hardware monitor in the bios.
When I look in there it shows the Icore = 42.112 A; and that I12v = 5.491A.
Could someone please explain these numbers to me?
I think these might explain the problems I have been having.
Craic

Thanks Henry.
I just got permission from the good wife to order the new power supply.
I ordered a Corsair TX750 with the following specs. I hope it will correct my troubles.
I opted for a larger power supply than suggested as the Icore of my system seemed to be higher then the rating of the smaller VX550 watt unit.
AC INPUT       90-264V ~ 10A 50/60Hz
DC OUTPUT      +3.3V      +5V      +12V      -12V      +5Vsb
MAX LOAD      24A    28A      60A      0.8A      3A
MAX COMBINED WATTAGE    180W      720W      9.6W      15W
   TOTAL POWER: 750W
Thanks again for your assistance.
When I get this in the box I'll let you know how things are going.
Craic

Failed to load Hardware monitor driver

I'm running XP and getting a "Failed to load Hardware monitor driver" message when I do the following. Log Off\Switch Users. When the new user comes up I get the error message along with a request that I send the following files to Microsoft. C:\WINDOWS\minidump\Mini042404-01.dmp and C:\DOCUME~1\HEIDIN~1\LOCALS~1\Temp\WER1.tmp. It then blue screens and reboots. I can boot up into all users without any problem. I only have the problem if I try to switch from one user to another withour rebooting first. Is this a problem with "Live Monitor" or is it a problem with my Samsung Monitor? I downloaded a Monitor Driver from Microsoft recently. This makes the one and only time I have ever seen a driver download on the Microsoft update page and it happened to be for my Monitor but it seemed to be the same version that came with it.
MSI 875P NEOR2 (bios 1.9)
Intel P4 3G 800FSB (HT enabled)
2x512MB dual Memory
FX 5900 256mb by Gainward
54xCD-ROM, DVD-Writer
Samsung 19" LCD Display SyncMaster 955DF

If you are running core centre on both profiles, this will happen. Fast user switching causes CC to load again, giving the message u have and will crash XP. U need to log off one user, then switch.
Alternativly make sure CC is not installed as a shortcut in all users. I place mine in my gaming profile only and dont use it in any other one.
If u r not running CC, mmmm, dunno

Sun Hardware Monitoring using HP OVO

Hello,
I want to monitor the SUN Hardware monitoring in HP OVO, e.g. HDD failure, Ram Failure,NIC failure, etc...
Can anyone assist me how to gather this informtion from SUN system and monitor in HP OVO,
Appriciate for your quick response.
Thanks,
Equbal

Hi Equbal,
Sun Management Center 4.0 is the best tool out there for hardware monitoring of your Sun Hardware. SunMC has predefined thresholds set for all the monitored components. It is also the only tool that would give you a graphical view of your Sun hardware and pointing out the components that are in a faulty state.
To send traps from Sun Management Center (SunMC) to HP OpenView, you will need 2 products from Halcyon Monitoring Solutions: PrimeAlert EventAction and Adapter for HP OpenView:
[http://www.halcyoninc.com/products/EventAction/index.php]
[http://www.halcyoninc.com/products/HPOpenview/index.php]
You can also take a look at other SunMC add-ons offered by Halcyon Monitoring Solutions here:
[http://www.halcyoninc.com/products/a-z.php]
If you are interested in Sun Management Center and/or Halcyon's products, you can contact me personally. Sun Management Center is free of download. We also offer free demo's and our Systems Engineers would help you get started with SunMC. You may visit our company's website here: [Halcyon Monitoring Solutions|http://www.halcyoninc.com/]
Pegah Garousi, Halcyon Monitoring Solutions
[email protected]
http://www.HalcyonInc.com

Hardware Monitor 3.7 & CPU temp

FYI,
The newest version on Hardware Monitor (version 3.7 from Marcel Bresnik) now supplies its own CPU temperature monitor extension and no longer relies on SpeedIt, it supports monitoring the CPU temp of both cores. No it doesn't support the throttling capability that SpeedIt was or is supposed to but it at least accesses the real CPU core temp.
As much as I thought SpeedIt would be cool, it just hasn't lived up to its potential and is a development mess. I've been using HM for awhile and love it, had to rely on SpeedIt for CPU temp for awhile, gotta love this new version.
Cheers,
Peter

Hey thanks for the heads up Peter. It works beautifully as you say..

Unusual temperature with CPUID Hardware monitor.

I have a NF980-G65 board with a phenom 2 955BE processor and all is well only in CPUID hardware monitor I have three temps
Temperature 0    43°C (109°F) [0x2B] (TMPIN0)
   Temperature 1   87°C (188°F) [0x57] (TMPIN1)
   Temperature 2   37°C (98°F) [0x25] (TMPIN2)
None are the same with the GPU or CPU temps.
Where do these readings came from and the middle one which is pretty big, need I worry about or forget it?

in bios i have a CPU temp of 45ºC which it is close to the first temp in cpuid hardware monitor and another system temp of 38º which can be the third one . But the one that had me asking in the first time is the middle one the one that's so big.
Case ambient temperature is 30ºC

Hardware Monitoring using SCOM 2007R2

Hi All,
We have a requirement to monitor hardware (Dell,HP) in our SCOM 2007 R2 environment. Also we have to make sure that the hardware monitoring group should only view the hardware related alerts and no alerts related to OS.
I believe that Hardware monitoring is based on the operating system and those OS alerts may be related to the Hardware related alerts.
I want to clarify myself is my point of stand that can I restrict users from viewing OS related alerts when I provide access to the hardware monitoring group.
Thanks
raj

You can download and install Hardware Management pack for Dell and HP to monitor Hardware servers using below link
http://opsmgr.wordpress.com/2007/06/30/hardware-monitoring-with-scom-07/
And for operating system you can import management pack related to your o.s using below link
http://blogs.technet.com/b/mazenahmed/archive/2011/11/30/download-windows-server-operating-system-management-pack-for-operations-manager-2007.aspx
So that you can separate between users who viewing alerts of Hardware and users who viewing alerts of OS
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Need hardware monitor for MSI 8851

:O
I need some help with locating a hardware monitor for the MSI geforce3 Ti200 (8851). Does anyone know why this graphics card doesn't come with the hardware monitor or the virtual desktop? If you know where to find such a program, well, you know what to do.
jtb

Quote
Originally posted by Deathstalker
jtb,
The program comes with the CD drivers
There should be 3 ways to do it
1. Use the MSI CD autorun to install 3D Turbo Experience
2 Manually install the 3D turbo exp from MSI CD path
Utility/MSI/3dturbo/3dturbo.exe
3. download 3D turbo exp from MSI website:
3D! Turbo Experience
Take Care,
Richard
Richard -
I tried both the CD version of this and the website version and got the same problem - everything works except the Fan Speed, Temperature, and Voltage sections. They do not respond. They do work on an MX440 card we installed in a PC at the store I work at - why don't they work for this card?
The card is the MS-8871 Geforce4 Ti4400-TD. Is there a way to make this work, or if not, is there another program out there that will give me the fan speed, temps, and voltage? I would like to know this information.
Thanks!
Scott Wasilewski

Hardware Monitor Vs. iStat CPU Temp Readings

Hello, Can some kind person with Mac expertise ... please tell me why I get two sets of different Temp' readings from Hardware Monitor and iStat ?
For the same CPUs at the same time (generally : CPU B reads 2 Degrees C lower than CPU A)
My CPUs average when my G5 is :
Idle / light work load : 42.2 degrees C with Hardware Monitor
Idle / light work load : 47.2 degrees C with iStat
Working Heavy work load : 58.6 degrees C with Hardware Monitor
Working Heavy work load : 64.0 degrees C with iStat
My Mac interior is kept dust free & the tower is kept covered when shut down, (as its only in use for two hours per evening each day).
Which of the readings may be correct : Hardware Monitor or iStat ?
Is it possible to calibrate Hardware Monitor or iStat ?
Many thanks in advance & a lovely shiny green star awaits ...

Many thanks for your reply & Mac expertise
I always have the Activity Monitor CPU open ..
I am fascinated by the way the CPUs switch on heavy workloads .... when one CPU hits a top temp of 64 degrees C it seems to switch over to the other CPU. when the temp of the first CPU immediately drops it cuts in again !
... I am glad to hear its running rather cool (as its up on its very own desk).
I shall always go by the higher readings then !
Many thanks again

Enabling Motion Detection on 2621V: "Video for other platform/os" error

Team,
trying to get motion detection on my CIVS 2621V enabled. Running Firmware Version: V4.4.2-2
I always get the Video for Other Platforms error not matter which browser that I am using or different systems.
Searched around and found some posts from some COTS video surveillance systems from Cisco running into the same issue but nothing here.

It's likely you'll need a much older version of IE in order to set this up natively. I believe the original user guide for the 2621 actually called for IE 6 on Windows XP.
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/physical_security/video_surveillance/ip_camera/2621/user_guide/2621ug.pdf
... although I seem to recall doing this with something as recent as IE 8 without issue.
I actually have to keep a VM and an old XP workstation with VNC on it to work with some of the much older hardware :-S

Who make a good hardware monitor?

Hey all.
Just a quick post as I am searching for the least resource eating, highly accurate and trusted hardware monitor.
Ideally i can leave it open in the back ground while i work in Adobe products.
which ones are you all useing?
I would like to see, all available temps, fan speeds, voltages.
doesent have to be anything flashy, just not interfering with resources for the adobe programs, no malware and hopefully accurate in its readings.
the OC forums seem to support CPUID HWmonitor. though they never discuss how much resource it eats or if it has any known conflicts with programs.
thanks for your advice
erik

Erik,
You may also want to consider HWMonitor Pro from the same company. It adds a few features, like gathering trend data for cpu core temperature before, during, and recovered after a render.
It however is a paid version; the HWMonitor program is free.
I also use the MSI Afterburner program to monitor GPU activity. I'm pretty sure that it works for non-MSI nVidia GTX cards even though it comes from MSI and there are other similar utilities I'm sure from the various graphics card manufacturers.
Personally, I use these tools along with CPU-Z and Task Manager to set everything up and then pretty much do without the monitoring, but I'm sure all of these tools could run 24/7 if you would like.
Regards,
Jim

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