Shapes for Sun Machines

Hi ppl

Hope it's not an RTFM... I recently installed SunMC 3.6.1 from scratch for the first time. Now I'm adding machines on the network to be monitored. However I wonder, why there are no shapes for actual Sun hardware. I mean, nobody is using an SS1 today but there is a shape for it. On the other side, even the v210 or an SF4800 is missing.

Are there any shapes for download?

Rgds,

Dominik

[427 byte] By [dominik_bsl] at [2007-11-26 10:46:16]
# 1

Hi Dominik,

> Hope it's not an RTFM... I recently installed SunMC

> 3.6.1 from scratch for the first time. Now I'm adding

> machines on the network to be monitored. However I

> wonder, why there are no shapes for actual Sun

> hardware. I mean, nobody is using an SS1 today but

> there is a shape for it. On the other side, even the

> v210 or an SF4800 is missing.

The list of icons a SunMC Server has to represent systems is determined by what hardware addon packages you said "yes" to when you installed it. When you install Agents you only need to install the addons for the hardware the Agent is running on ... but the Server needs to know about all possible systems that may be reporting to it.

When you ran es-inst it asked about some hardware addons such as these:

ELP Config-Reader Monitoring

Desktop

Sun Fire Entry-Level Midrange System

Netra

Sun Fire Midrange Systems Domain Administration

Sun Fire High-End Systems Monitoring

Volume System Monitoring

Workgroup Server

Generic X86/X64 Config Reader

For example, your 4800 is part of the Sun Fire Midrange addon.

If you re-run es-inst it will re-prompt you for addons you may have said no to last time. A list of what hardware maps to what addon can be found here:

http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-5419/6n7gl536u?l=en&a=view

Regards,

Mike.Kirk@HalcyonInc.com

http://www.@HalcyonInc.com

Aronek at 2007-7-7 2:58:27 > top of Java-index,Administration Tools,Sun Management Center...
# 2

Hi Mark

Thanks for your reply. Funnily, most of those packages are already installed:

The following products are already completely installed on your system:

Production Environment

Advanced System Monitoring

Service Availability Manager

Sun Fire Entry-Level Midrange System

Netra

Performance Reporting Manager

System Reliability Manager

Volume System Monitoring

Workgroup Server

I see that the "Sun Fire Midrange Systems Platform Administration" was missing, however, the Netra package was installed. So I still have the problem that not all current Sun systems are representable with a descriptive Icon in SunMC.

Rgds,

Dominik

dominik_bsl at 2007-7-7 2:58:27 > top of Java-index,Administration Tools,Sun Management Center...
# 3
Interestingly, after having run es-setup again (to add Serengeti support), also the Netra shapes are visibile. Strange...Rgds,Dominik
dominik_bsl at 2007-7-7 2:58:27 > top of Java-index,Administration Tools,Sun Management Center...