HP Storage Management Pack woes

I seem to be having an issue since I imported this management pack into my test environment. I'm running SCOM 2012 R2 with v3 of the Storage pack and installed the SNMP Collector on an agent managed server. However when I installed the management
pack (3PAR) and enabled the 3PAR SNMP Trap Catcher discovery I did it against the Windows Computer Class instead of the specific server I wanted to target. Now all computers running the service SNMP TRAP are showing as discovered inventory generating alerts
of OpsMgr failed to run a WMI Query for WMI events.
I tried to stop this by creating a new override for disabling the discovery and setting it to enforce. Then using the Remove-SCOMDisabledClassInstances cmdlet but it's made no difference.
I've also tried clearing the cache on individual agents.
Any ideas?
Thanks

I had exactly the same issue this week. My DB filled up with event logs. Once I realised I had targeted the whole Windows Computer Class, I removed the enable override for the SNMP Trap Catcher object discovery, but the events continued to pile in.
In the end I had to remove all of the HP Storage v3.1 MPs and start again.
Currently having new issues now with a P2000 that is reporting in via SCOM's Native Discovery, but won't appear under the HP Storage MP. Now looking to use a collection point for the traps that ISN'T one of the SCOM Management servers, as it appears there
is a known issue with this......
On page 123 of the HP Storage MP user guide:
Known Behavior
Unable to collect SNMP traps from HP Storage Management Pack for System Center. Microsoft has implemented a workaround from OpsMgr to move the SNMP trap collection server to a separate Management server which is not a part of Network Resource Pool/Discovery
Server. This will allow the SNMP Trap service to listen on port 162 and collect traps.
Sheeeesh..
And just realised that ther is now a new MP called HP StoreFront Manager 4.0 which seems to effectively be the latest version of HP Storage MP:
http://www.systemcentercentral.com/hp-storefront-manager-for-microsoft-4-0-hp-storage-management-integration-with-ms-system-center/

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Can you check windows event and see what error message appears?
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Hi Rajemma,
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Log Name:      Operations Manager
Source:        Health Service Modules
Date:          23.08.2013 12:04:49
Event ID:      10357
Task Category: None
Level:         Warning
Keywords:      Classic
User:          N/A
Computer:      shilmon10.de.sms-demag.com
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Error: 0x80041004
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Instance name: HP P2000 MSA SNMP Trap Catcher Discovery
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<Event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event">
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</Data>
</EventData>
</Event>
Would be great to receive some help.
regards sebastien

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