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For more information about using the CLI in VCEM, see the “Failover Command Line Interface
Usage in VCEM” (page 114).
Initiating VC Server Profile Failover through the VCEM GUI
1. Select an assigned server profile with an acceptable spare server.
2. (Optional) from the Filter list, select VC Domain or VC Domain Group, and click Filter.
3. Click VC Server Profile Failover. The Virtual Connect Enterprise Manager is
executing the request message appears.
4. Click OK to go to the Jobs page and monitor job progress.
Initiating VC Server Profile Failover using Systems Insight Manager Automatic Event
Handling
The VCEM CLI can be used to automatically trigger VC Server Profile Failovers using Systems
Insight Manager automatic event handling. A collection of sample failover SNMP traps exists in
the "Profile Failover Trigger Events” collection under “VCEM Events” in the VCEM user interface.
VCEM also provides two custom tools to facilitate automated VC Server Profile Failover.
To use automatic event handling in VCEM, the following prerequisites must be met:
• VCEM has been installed as part of a Systems Insight Manager installation.
• DNS is properly configured in the environment.
• The Administrator account is usable on the system in which VCEM and Systems Insight Manager
reside.
The VCEM custom tools enable an administrator to initiate a VC Server Profile Failover using
automatic event handling. Any administrator with full permissions within Systems Insight Manager
or VCEM can perform VC Server Profile Failover operations. The VCEM custom tools can be deleted
from the Systems Insight Manager or VCEM installation with no impact to other operations.
IMPORTANT: Enabling automated failover actions can impact other operations in a data center.
Before using this feature, you must fully review potential implications to other system resources and
data center services, and ensure compatibility with any other applications designed to perform
automatic event handling. Unintended failovers can result in the loss of data and unnecessary
system downtime.
To set up automated VC Server Profile Failover:
1. Enable Systems Insight Manager automatic discovery by selecting Options→Discovery.
Discovery must be enabled to discover servers within the environment.
2. Enable active event handling by selecting Options→Events→Automatic Event Handling→New
Task. This step launches a wizard to aid in the creation of a task.
3. Use the wizard to select a name for the event handler.
4. To monitor the selected CPU and memory-related failures, select the Server Profile Failover
Trigger Events event collection.
5. Select the systems that the event handler must monitor. You can select specific systems or a
collection of systems.
6. Select Run custom CMS tool, and then select VCEM Server Profile Failover by Hostname.
7. If there is a specific time the event handler must be active, choose a time filter.
8. Review the selected events, systems, and actions for the automatic event handler.
VC Server Profile Failovers now occur whenever any designated system generates one of the events
within the event collection. When an event triggers a VC Server Profile Failover, a VCEM Failover
job appears to have originated from the administrator user account and fail over the system that
generated the event.
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- User Guide 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- Contents 5 5
- 6 Contents 6
- Contents 7 7
- 1 Introduction 8
- Platform support 9
- Product licensing 9
- Architectural overview 10
- Architectural overview 11 11
- Managing HP Virtual Connect 12
- Understanding VCEM operations 12
- 14 Introduction 14
- Installation prerequisites 15
- Installing VCEM 17
- Updating VC firmware 18
- Updating VC firmware 19 19
- Cluster Server cluster 23
- 3 Managing VC Domains 24
- 28 Managing VC Domains 28
- 30 Managing VC Domains 30
- 32 Managing VC Domains 32
- VC Domain tasks 33
- VCEM licensing 33
- Creating a VC Domain Group 34
- Creating a VC Domain Group 35 35
- 38 Managing VC Domains 38
- 40 Managing VC Domains 40
- VC Domain Maintenance 42
- VC Domain Maintenance 43 43
- 44 Managing VC Domains 44
- VC Domain Maintenance 45 45
- 46 Managing VC Domains 46
- VC Domain Maintenance 47 47
- Using VLAN capacity 48
- Maintenance 49
- Using FlexFabric modules 50
- VCEM managed VC Domain 51
- 52 Managing VC Domains 52
- 4 Managing VC Domain groups 54
- 56 Managing VC Domain groups 56
- 58 Managing VC Domain groups 58
- Deleting a VC Domain Group 59
- 60 Managing VC Domain groups 60
- 62 Managing VC Domain groups 62
- 5 Managing server profiles 63
- Creating a server profile 65
- 66 Managing server profiles 66
- Creating a server profile 67 67
- Figure 29 iSCSI boot settings 68
- 70 Managing server profiles 70
- Configuring multiple networks 72
- Deleting a server profile 74
- Editing a server profile 74
- Server profile 76
- 76 Managing server profiles 76
- 78 Managing server profiles 78
- Extending mapped networks 80
- Selecting a single network 81
- Selecting multiple networks 81
- Set option checked 81
- Assigning a server profile 82
- Unassigning a server profile 82
- Copying a server profile 83
- Moving a server profile 83
- 84 Managing server profiles 84
- Moving a server profile 85 85
- ◦ Under maintenance 86
- ◦ Expired license 86
- ◦ Incompatible firmware mode 86
- ◦ Incompatible firmware 87
- 88 Managing server profiles 88
- Using spare bays 90
- Handling 91
- 92 Managing server profiles 92
- Powering down a bay 94
- Powering down a bay 95 95
- Designating spare bays 96
- Failover” (page 90) 97
- MAC Addresses 98
- Creating MAC exclusion ranges 99
- Deleting MAC exclusion ranges 99
- WWN Addresses 101
- Creating WWN exclusion ranges 102
- Address management tasks 102
- Address management tasks 103 103
- Deleting WWN exclusion ranges 105
- 9 Tracking VCEM job status 108
- Deleting jobs 109
- Reviewing job details 109
- Preparation checklist 110
- Show CLI usage online help 116
- CLI exit and error codes 116
- 13 Troubleshooting VCEM 117
- VCEM performance 118
- Jobs 119 119
- 120 Troubleshooting VCEM 120
- VC Domain 122
- 124 Troubleshooting VCEM 124
- 126 Troubleshooting VCEM 126
- 128 Troubleshooting VCEM 128
- Removing VCEM 129
- Backing up and restoring VCEM 129
- 130 Troubleshooting VCEM 130
- Replacing VC modules 132
- Read timed out 133
- Maintenance operation fails 134
- 136 Troubleshooting VCEM 136
- Contacting HP 138
- Related information 139
- Typographic conventions 139
- Glossary 141
- 142 Glossary 142
- 144 Glossary 144
- 146 Index 146
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