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hp manageability

for the information utility age

system level and

workload management with

HP-UX focus

speaker’s nametitle

department

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today’s IT challenges:

reduce costs achieve better return on

assets improve operational

efficiency meet service level

agreements

utilitylegacy

cost

-eff

ect

iveness

&

/or

effi

ciency

external servicesinternal services

enterpris

eIT as

a cost cente

r

IT as a service broker

IT as a service provid

er

service as a

business

SPs

Driving forces

the cost of downtime goes beyond dollars lost

service level management will be a MUST

security in everybody’s mind


hp’s vision:utility computing

“We should notice a utility only when it fails. It must be secure, reliable, ubiquitous, and the standards for its use must endure.” Joel Birnbaum, American Physical Society’s 1999 Centennial Conference

internet data centers

servers/clients

e-economy

mobility

massively centralizedmassively distributedinternet data centers

global scale computing with shared traded

resources

e-commerce

“I think of the utility as a natural evolution of open computing which will enable a Web of electronic services to be built by composition of existing and new services. It will do for computation and services what the Web did for data.“ Joel Birnbaum, American Physical Society’s 1999 Centennial Conference


virtualized storage

virtualized storage

utility pricing

utility pricing

IT consolidation: partitions

IT consolidation: partitions

business continuity:clustering

business continuity:clustering

manageability:integrated services management and

workload management

manageability:integrated services management and

workload managementvirtualizing the

data centervirtualizing the

data center

hp delivers the most flexible infrastructure solutions

on the road to utility computing

servers for horizontal and vertical scaling

servers for horizontal and vertical scaling

with optimum total cost of ownership, fastest time-to-market, and highest quality of service.

hp utility data center

hp utility data center

infrastructure solutions

securitysecurity

planetary scale/utility computing

planetary scale/utility computing

uti

lity

contr

olle

r

virtual storage

virtual network

virtual servers


fastest time to market

•dynamic resource provisioning

•rapid deployment

highest quality of service

•service level management•optimized workload

management

optimum Total Cost of Ownership

•utility pricing management•multi-OS management

•increased productivity (OS image to admin ratio)•optimized systems

utilization

hp manageability

strategy: optimize

the customer

experience


hp manageability today

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4,000,000

135,000

41,000+

70

#1

10

online customers managed

trading/bank accounts

hp OpenView installations

process resource manager & WLM licenses

WW

% of internet devices managed

UNIX workload management offering

years enterprise management experience


hp’s manageability portfolio: manage seamlessly

hp integrated service management:hp OpenView

deploy

provision

monitor

service activation

service assurance

service usage

multi OS system level management

infrastructure

service

customer experience

hp confidential


hp manageability solutions manage seamlessly through a common, scalable management

infrastructure

i n

t e

g r

a t

i o

n

hp OpenViewnetwork, systems, application and storage management

integrated service management

deploy

provision

monitor

ProLiant Essentials rapid deployment pack

insight manager 7 / lights-out hp toptools transition

hp ignite-ux and software distributor-ux

hp servicecontrolmanager

ProLiant Essentials workload mgmt pack

process resource manager

hp-ux workload manager&proces

s resource manager

i n t e g r a t i o n

utility controller software


problem visualization

alerts & paging

thresholding & baselining

automatic actions

application intelligence

advanced analysis

advanced diagnostics

advanced tools

process integration

prioritization/ automation

workload / capacity

management

real-time service level

reporting

usage metering

IT / business metric linkage

service managem

ent

evolution of IT management


system level and workload management for HP-UX

monitorservicecontrol manager (SCM)

Event Monitoring Service (EMS)EMS HA monitors

secure web console central web console

deployservicecontrol manager (SCM)

SAM Ignite-UX SD-UX system inventory manager (SIM)

security patch check partition manager

provisionHP-UX workload manager (WLM)

process resource manager (PRM)glanceplus pak

mc/serviceguardvirtual partitions utility

pricingiCOD HP-UX kernel configuration


D.H. Brown Associates

2002 Unix Function Review

HP-UX 11i#1 Ranked UNIX OS

In the World!Based on DHBrown 2002 UNIX Function Review

On systems management:

“HP-UX and Tru64 UNIX share the overall lead, supporting virtually every function included in this assessment.“

2002 UNIX Function Review


“Clearly reflecting HP’s increased investment in its UNIX product line, HP-UX moves to the head of the class for UNIX operating system functions.”

2002 UNIX Function Review


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integrated single point of administration for hp servers

•define once execute simultaneously

•launch point of hp and non-hp tools through user-defined scripts• all key hp-ux manageability tools

integrated

• toptools integration

• linux agent support

•role-based management

•security through authentication and encryption

•scalability up to 1024 nodes

servicecontrol manager

bundled with every hp-ux server

web-based GUI

servicecontrol manager for

cost-effective, rapid central

control

up to 5X productivity gain


servicecontrol manager for cost-effective control

new releases 2.0 and 2.5

product features

•multi OS manageability– all key hp-ux manageability

tools integrated (2.0 and 2.5)

– toptools integration for multi device and multi OS management (2.0)

– linux agent support (2.5)

•16x increased scalability - up to 1024 nodes (2.0)

•increased security through authentication and encryption (2.0)•bundled with every hp-ux serveravailable today


"First Union expects that the strong multi-system and ease-of-use capabilities of HP's ServiceControl Manager will significantly increase the productivity of system administrators, and lower IT costs in the long-term.“

Joe RobertsAssistant Vice PresidentFirst Union CorporationMay 2000

• sixth largest bank in USA

• more than 16 million customers who expect 24x7 access to account information.

• mission-critical solutions: 60% of the 330 hp 9000 v-class and k-class enterprise servers run mc/serviceguard


distributed task facility makes single system aware tools multi

system aware

up to 5x productivity gain

central management

server (CMS)


managed node

tool

managed node

tool

managed node

tool

central management

server (CMS)


managed node

managed node

managed nodetool

single system aware multi-system aware


the real cost of business downtime

40%

20%

40%

operator errors

application failures

technologies failuressource: Surviving in a 24-hour world, GartnerGroup 2001


servicecontrol manager (SCM) with role-based security to reduce

operator errors

•no separate login/password

•trusted user manages central management server (CMS)

•normal sys admin user are delegated tools based on roles


hp servicecontrol manager tool view

TopTools (Aug 2001) Central Web Console (Sep 2001)Process Resource Manager (Sep 2001) Partition Manager (Sep 2001)Serviceguard Manager (Sep 2001)

Note: Access also via an X-Windows and

command-line interface

Integrated security patch management patch – utility to analyze the currency of security patches– automatically reports missing security patches


hp manageabilit

y for the information utility age

deploy


ignite - ux

•create system image once and replicate simultaneously on any number of hp-ux servers

•remote network-based system install or update

reduced administrative overhead and

costs with fewer errors

ignite-UX server

ignite-UX client

ignite-UX client


why security patch check?

•Reduces IT time and cost required to improve server security

•Helps keep servers protected against newly discovered vulnerabilities

•No additional charge with HP-UX servers

what does it do?

•Analyzes installed filesets and patches

•Identifies minimum recommended patches to be added to system to cover security defects announced in HP security bulletins

•Warns about recalled patches found on the system

security patch check


• asset tracking and reporting

• inventory comparisons with intelligent filtering

• golden system comparisons

• flexible scheduling • snapshots on any or all of

622 system parameters (DMI)• System, Memory, Storage,

Devices, Network, Software, Process, …

• ODBC compliant database which stores all of the information

• multi OS enabled for Windows and Linux

• management station: HP-UX 11.0 and higher

• node support: HP-UX 10.20 and higher

• immediate availability

hp system inventory manager

ideal for maintaining a configuration over time, asset management and

troubleshooting

easy-to-use GUI


hp-ux system inventory manager (SIM)

SIM

use ...

snapshot asnapshot b

compare the two statesto see changes

changes over time

reconfigure if needed or accept as new baseline ideal for maintaining

a configuration over time, excellent tool for troubleshooting and asset management

ignite-ux

initial or“good”state

currentstate


system inventory managerwhat information is covered? all DMI

instrumentation.DMI instrumentation coverage today

• Filter attributes are controlled at the OperatingSystem category only

System ComputerSystemOperatingSystemBaseKernelParameterProcessor

Memory Logical MemoryOperatingSystem*(memory attributes only)

I/O Devices DeviceStorage

File System FileSystemLVMLogi cal Vol umeLVMPhysicalVolumeLVMPhysicalVolumeGroupLVMVolumeGroup

The Systems Inventory Manager (SIM) can collect over 600 different system attributes. SIM organizes the data into seven groups of information that are further divided into 24 categories...

Network DNSAdminDomainIPRouteNetworkAdapterNISAdminDomainNTPAdminDomain

Software BundleContentsBundleProductsFileset

Process ProcessOperatingSystem*(process-related information)


partition manager– Create & modify

partitions– Display a complete

hardware inventory – Display status of key

complex components– Check for problem or

unusual complex conditions

– Manage power to cells & I/O chassis

– Turn on/off attention indicators for cells, I/O chassis, I/O cards & cabinets

Note: GUI for nPartition, GUI for virtual partitions planned


hp manageabilit


monitor


event monitoring service for system component fault

detection and avoidance

EMS supports a wide variety of event notification and actions:• log files, paging, e-

mail, OV VP operations, and CA unicenter

• MC/serviceguard integration

e-maillog files

paging (via OV) openview/CA

MC/SG

EMS

•Disks, volume groups•Network interface cards •File systems•Database


hp central web console 2.0

Internet

Secure Accessfrom anywhere

Single point, remote access to ALL

consoles

Browser

Authentication(SSL 3.0)

Encryption(3DES)

HP-UX Servers

Routers, Switches, Terminal Servers

Superdome

Consolidation of 100s to 1,000s of

consoles over terminal server(s),

PCI MUX, Direct LAN Consoles that are

geographically distributed

central web

console

Flexible Console Consolidation

Runs on HP-UX

HP-UX Servers


secure web console and central web console

central web console 2.0

• Centralized management• Best scalability for data

center management• 100s to 1,000s of consoles• Manages routers, and

switches, servers • Full 168-bit triple DES

encryption and SSL (*)• No physical location

limitations

secure web console

• Best value for small group of servers (6 or less) or remotely located servers

• One per HP 9000Enterprise Server (standard bundled with A-, L-, N-Class)

• Bit scramblingsecurity model

“Best solution for large consolidation initiatives and

large data center operations”

“Best solution for workgroup

environments”(*) DES = Digital Encryption Standard, SSL = Secure Socket Layer


hp OpenView OperationsManaging Application Quality of Service

End-to-End Application Management with Total Visibility of Heterogeneous systems

We selected HP’s IT/Operations as the platform for integration of Enterprise Management Tools at Wells Fargo. IT/O provides the Framework for highly available Systems Solutions to our Customers… Susan A Blew, Senior VP, Wells Fargo


hp manageabilit


provision


hp-ux kernel configuration

for improved productivity,

increased availability, and

better application performance

•key kernel parameters automatically tuned based upon changing system conditions

•key kernel parameter changes do not require a reboot

•intuitive graphs of parameters

•notification of potential issues

•web and command line interface

•bundled with every hp-ux 11i version 1.6 for itanium-based servers and as web release for PA-RISC

increased automation


high availability integration

re-allocate resources in a high availability cluster on the fly

hp partitioning continuum integration

automatic resource allocation across virtual partitions (*)

automatic workload management

based on service levels:HP-UX WLM

utility pricing integration

turn iCOD CPUs on and off

balance the CPU usage in a pay-per-use

model

provision your infrastructure on the fly

with the integrated power of high availability, utility pricing, and partitions


hp partitioning continuum for always-on technical positioning

Hard Partitions with multiple nodes

Hard Partitions within a node

Virtual Partitions within a hard partition

hp hyperplex

nPartitions Virtual partitions

PRM (Process Resource

Manager)

Isolationhighest degree of separation

Flexibilityhighest degree of dynamic capabilities

– complete hardware and software isolation

– node granularity– multiple OS

images

– hardware isolation per cell

– complete software isolation

– cell granularity– multiple OS

images

– complete software isolation

– CPU granularity– dynamic CPU

migration– multiple OS images

– dynamic resource allocation

– share (%) granularity

– 1 OS image

–automatic goal-based resource allocation via set SLOshp-ux workload manager (WLM)

PRM with psetsresource partitions within

a single OS image


HP-UX Revision A.1

HP-UX Revision A.2

HP-UX Revision B.3

HP-UX Revision B.3

Dept. A

App 1

Dept. A

App 1’

Dept. B

App 2

Dept. B

App 3

hp virtual partitions:

Multiple applications on the same server

with software isolationcore

functionality for

free!core

functionality for

free!

increased system utilization• partitioning a single

physical server or hard partition into multiple virtual partitions for rp5470, rp7400, and superdome, rp8400 in Q302

increased flexibility• multiple independent

instances of HP-UX

• dynamic CPU migration across virtual partitions

increased isolation• application isolation

across virtual partitions

• OS isolation• individual

reconfiguration and reboot


hp process resource manager (PRM): predictable service level management

resource partitions within a single OS image

sold>15,000 licenses

PRM allows you to drive up system utilization by running more applications per server: the result

is a better ROI

application 1 application 2 application 3

50% CPU

50% real memory

50% disk I/O

25% CPU

25% real memory

25% disk I/O

25% CPU

25% real memory

25% disk I/O

20% 80%system utilization


process resource manager features

•hierarchies (PRM 1.08)

•shares support in addition to percentage based allocation (PRM 1.08)

• in-kernel memory (PRM 1.08)

•single-point administration, Java-based GUI (PRM 1.08)

• increased resource allocation flexibility by supporting processor sets (PRM 2.0)

•offers optimum consolidation and dynamic reallocations for Oracle environments - now also with Oracle Database Resource Manager (PRM 2.0)

•supports HP-UX 11i and HP-UX 11i Version 1.6 (PRM 2.0)


PSET 1Ora 1

CPU CPU

PSET 2Ora 2

CPU CPU CPU CPU

PSET 0Other

CPU

ODBRMmanages instance

ODBRMmanages instance

PRM Manages psets

CPU

Mem 1 Mem 2 Mem 3

PRM manages multiple

applications

integrated hierarchical management of Oracle on HP-UX

PRM co-functions with Oracle 9i Database Resource Manager (ODBRM) to manage system resources

Result: HP-UXis the ideal Oracle consolidation platform

HP 9000 Server

Processor set defined by PRM

Memory allocated by PRM


hp brings proven resource

management to linux

process resource manager (prm) on linux• January 2001:

demonstration at linux world

• support on hp netservers

• allows dynamic resource allocation via CPU control

• three scheduling policies made available via open source

– processor sets

– multiple run queues

– constant time round robin scheduler


PRM customer references


“The goal-based capabilities of Workload Manager will further enhance our e-serviceCenter’s ability to deliver the service levels our customers demand.”

“First Union has had measurable success using HP's Process Resource Manager to manage multiple Oracle databases for traditional and web applications.”

•sixth largest bank in USA

•more than 16 million customers who expect 24x7 access to account information.

•mission-critical solutions: 60% of the 330 hp 9000 v-class and k-class enterprise servers run mc/serviceguard

- Rob YoungFirst Union CorporationDecember 1999


hp-ux workload management:

optimize dynamically

“HP raises the bar for Unix workload

management”Tony Iams

D.H. BrownMay 2002

•goal-based resource management

•selective capping

•improved data collection capabilities

•automatic resource allocation across virtual partitions (vPars)

•graphical configuration wizard for easy setup

• Oracle Toolkit to collect Oracle performance metrics• Application Response Measurement Integration Toolkit (Arm-IT)• command line interfaces enable data collection with script languages• Servicecontrol manager integration• MC/ServiceGuard integration• iCod and Pay-Per-Use integration• latest version of PRM included


HP-UX workload manager (WLM)

examples of service level objectives (SLOs)

response time SLO

transactions will complete in less than 2 seconds.

response time SLO

transaction will complete in less than 3 seconds

job duration SLO

batch job will finish in less than 1 hour.

HP-UX WLM automatically reconfigures CPU resources to satisfy SLOs in priority order

application a

application b

application c

priority 1

priority 2

priority 3


hp-ux workload manager (WLM)instrumentation requirements

examples of service level objectives (SLOs)

hp-ux WLM automatically reconfigures CPU entitlements to satisfy SLOs in priority order

application a

application b

application c

response time SLO

• transactions will complete in less than 1 second

• collection of performance data via application response measurement (ARM) or other non-invasive means

job duration SLO

• batch job will finish in less than 1 hour

• collection of performance data from existing kernel instrumentation

CPU entitlement SLO

• 50% of CPU allocation• No instrumentation

required


hp-ux workload manager (WLM)with memory and disk I/O

entitlementsexamples of service level objectives (SLOs)

HP-UX WLM automatically reconfigures CPU entitlements to satisfy SLOs in priority order

application a

application b

application c

response time SLO

• transactions will complete in less than 1 second

job duration SLO

• batch job will finish in less

CPU entitlement SLO

• 50% of CPU allocation

50% Real Memory

50% Disk I/O

25% Real Memory

25% Disk I/O

25% Real Memory

25% Disk I/O


features:

• multi-OS

• One-stop GUI

• Rolling upgrade

• Tape sharing

• 16 nodes

• No idle system

• Online reconfiguration

• Automatic Failback

• Rotating standby

• certified with VxVM and CVM

Closely integrated with OS: HP-UX

improvedcustomer service

with third-generation mc/serviceguard

Clients

Application Tier

Database Tier

60,000 licenses


dynamic and automatic application rehosting and reallocation with MC/serviceguard and hp-ux wlm

•minimize planned service interruptions

•hardware/software upgrades or maintenance

•goal-based resource allocation with hp-ux wlm based on set SLOs

app a

app a

app e

app c

app h

app i

app b

app f

app g

app a

app b

app c

MC/serviceguard

WLMautomatic resource reallocation

WLMautomatic resource reallocation


hp-ux servicecontrol performance

monitoring with glanceplus pak 2000

Futura Hv 30 ptFutura Bk 24 pt

Futura Hv 30 ptFutura Bk 24 pt

•glanceplus Pak 2000 is integrated with PRM and HP-UX WLM

•provides detailed information about each workload group

•real-time system performance monitoring and bottleneck graphs and alarms

•alarms triggered when customizable system performance thresholds are exceeded


provision for always-on THE competitive advantage

Hard partitionwith multiple

nodes

Resourcepartitioning

Virtual partitions with S/W isolation

Hard partition within a node

Goal-based resource

partitioning

HP-UXHP-UX Sun (Solaris)Sun (Solaris) IBM (AIX)IBM (AIX)

Less HA

$$No high speed connect

prm integrated with psets and can co-function with Oracle Database Resource Manager (Sep 2001)

psets not integrated with srm

MC/Serviceguard and utility integration

psets cannot work with Oracle Database Resource Manager

psets cannot work with Oracle Database

Resource Manager

rp5470, rp7400& superdome now; rp8400 in q302

P690 Power 4 only


provision

why hp system level

and workload

manageability

hp extends leadership: only UNIX vendor with automatic provisioning based on business goals

only vendor with tightly integrated multi OS

system level management strategy

lowertotal cost of ownership

higher quality of service

monitor

deploy


cost pressures

manage IT =

manage the business

•managing time to operation and fluctuations in IT demands

•quality of service - manage according to service level agreements

•changing role of administrators - driven by IT staff shortage and costs

market trends and

challenges


manageability aspect of the business transformation

towards information utility

The # of IS organizations and business units negotiating SLAs for distributed application availability and performance will increase from

less than 10 % today to more than 75 % by 2004 (0.8 probability). GartnerGroup

event, trouble ticket, backup, inventory,….

reactiveproactive

service

value

IT/business metric linkage

performance, change, problem

configuration, availability mgmt

automation, ...

capacity planning,

service-level management


hp-ux server management for

itanium


servicecontrol suite of integrated tools:- System Administration Mgr- HP-UX Kernel Configuration- Event Monitoring Service- System Inventory Manager-- Ignite-UX- Software Distribution-UX

workload management capabilities:

process resource manager

management processor

New!

New!


hp servicecontrol hp-ux system level management overview matrixServiceControl Component Functional Description

ServiceControl Manager Integrated single point of administration for optimized multi system management

HP-UX System Administration Manager (SAM) System administration through an intuitive GUIIgnite-UX Centralized management of the OS, resulting in faster system installation and

deploymentSoftware Distributor/UX Software and patch managementSystem Configuration Repository / System Inventory Manager

Change and asset management

Secure Web Console Centralized console management of up to 6 servers from anywhere in the world

Central Web Console Centralized console management of 1000 hp 9000 servers via the webPartition Manager tool to manage nPartitionsSecurity Patch Check Utility to analyze the currency of security patchesOnLineJFS Online resizing and defragmentation of file systemHP Event Monitoring Services (EMS) Real-time monitoring and error detection of systems, storage, and networksEMS HA Automatic detection of high availability (HA) component failuresHP Process Resource Manager (PRM) Dynamic, tranparent allocation of system resourcesHP-UX Workload Manager (WLM) Goal-based resource management allowing the automatic reallocation of CPU

resourcesVirtual Partitions Multiple OS images with complete software isolation and dynamic CPU

migration within one server or nPartitionMC/ServiceGuard Dynamic rehosting of applications within an HP HyperPlex configurationGlancePlus Pak 2000 Performance monitoring with detailed information about each workload group

External web site: www.hp.com/go/servicecontrolInternal web site: on ESP keyword servicecontrolindex


servicecontrol manager architecture

Internet

Intranet (Ethernet)

Mgmt Network (Ethernet 10/100 BaseT)

Cluster Network (HyperFabric)Storage Network (FiberChannel)

HP 9000Servers

HP 9000Servers

TerminalServer

NT CWCServer

ServiceControl Managerfor local HyperPlex Management

ServiceControl Management Serverfor enterprise management(e.g. OpenView GUI)

MassStorage

TapeLibrary

Built-inRemote Mgmt

Web Browser forCentral Web Console(CWC)

Web Browser forServiceControl Manager &other SC App Web GUIs

Firewall /Dial-in

X-Display orWeb Browser


servicecontrol in Watson Configuration Tool

For HP and HP Channel Partner internal use only


What is WBEM?

DMTF European Technology Update Seminar April 6, 2000 8Page

WBEM Web Based Enterprise ManagementWeb Based Enterprise Management

xmlCIMxmlCIMTransport EncodingTransport Encoding

HTTPHTTPAccessAccess

Data DescriptionData Description

WBEM is a set of technologies:

• CIM: Specification (Meta-Language) & Schema (Model Descriptions) -- CIM is a conceptual information model for describing management that is not bound to a particular implementation.

• xmlCIM: Specification for the representation of CIM in XML

• HTTP: Defines the manner in which HTTP is used to transport the CIM information.

DMTF Board Members: 3Com, BMC, Cisco, Compaq Computer Corp., Dell Computer Corp., Hewlett-Packard Company, IBM/Tivoli Systems, Inc., Intel Corporation, Microsoft Corporation, NEC Corporation, Novell, Sun Microsystems, Inc., Symantec Corporation

Standard means of communicating management data and operationsWBEM - Web Based Enterprise Management


WBEM Customer Benefits

customers have greater choice and richer set of management solutions tools faster and more integrated.

standard interface to all management data across strategic OSs

seamless addition of new managed elements with no management application changes

reduce development costs by having one standard to communicate management data and operations.

allow application/solution providers to reduce time-to-market and to reduce the resources required to support collection of information from multiple sources.


hp WBEM strategy

Program:drive end-to-end WBEM-based management solutions– fault management solution– event/alert display solution– utility meter solution– telco solution– next generation configuration management solution across three operating systems

(HP-UX, Windows, and Linux)– server appliance management solution

CIM Providers

WBEM Infrastructure

Management Applications (CIM Clients)

Infrastructuredevelop HP-UX and Linux WBEM

infrastructure and tools1H 2002-2003

facilitate client/provider development

SDK (development kit)

1H 2002-2003


Positioning of SCR and SIMSystem Configuration

Repository

(SCR)

System InventoryManager

(SIM)SIMq103

• Integration with servicecontrol manager

• SIM will support WBEM standard

Available end of May ‘02 as web release, supporting HP-UX on PA-RISC & IPFWhy SIM vs SCR?• Filtered reports• More granular

snapshot & config comparison

• Improved usability• Higher quality• Enabled for multi-

OS support

Included on HP-UX 11.22 CD, but preference is to migrate customer to SIM immediately


central web console: conceptual view

one or more intelligent terminal server(s)

web server onWindows NT

webbrowser

reduces floor space and costs by eliminating redundant system consoles

multiple concurrent operators for rapid problem resolution


central web console: architecture

Setup and Mgmt

Intranet

PC / NT 4.0

SNMPTraps

SecurIty

MIrror

DataBuffer

Ter

m.

server SPU

MUX

Hub

SPUSPUSPUSPUSPU

WebBrowser

Internet(encrypted) Web-to-Host

Software

WEB

SERVER

OptionalSecure Server


central web console: attributes

Flexibility and scalability• Access from anywhere in the company or world

(via Web browser)• 4-way concurrent access to any given port

(serial or telnet)• Console output buffering and logging (1 MB per port)• Handles up to 224 hosts (28-port terminal server increments)• Allows redundant communication servers for load sharing• Merging path for all current and future HP 9000 nodes

Security• Ensures a secure connection between Web

browser and server (SSL)• Provides password protection on terminal servers• Coexists with firewalls

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