mount /dev/cdrom /mnt
cp /mnt/compaq/psp/linux /tmp/
cd /tmp/linux
./hpsum
- check for the prerequisite, usually you need expect,
kernel-headers, rpm-build, gcc, libnl, redhat-rpm-config, openipmi and
net-snmp either form the redhat
installation dvd (rpm -Uvh package), or you can use "yum install
package" if you have yum repositories configured.
- you need to manually install hp-snmp-agents package
from the hp dvd, it is not installed by hpsum (I presume it's a glitch).
hp-snmp-agents needs hp-health (you find them both in the /tmp/linux directory
that you just copied from the dvd)
- re-run ./hpsum untill you have no conflicts/unresolved
dependecies!
- after installation and reboot run /sbin/hpsnmpconfig -
you have to provide only the readonly (public) and the read/write (private)
comunity for snmp.
- if everything seems ok, edit
/opt/hp/hp-snmp-agents/cma.conf lin 22: trapemail . at the end of the line
replace root with your email address - REMEMBER: you need a functional sendmail in order to be able to send emails!
HP Important Note:
The server needs to have 'sudo' installed in order to start or stop the
snmp daemon and to send test traps.
'sudo' grants controlled root access to groups or users. If installed after hp-snmp-agents please run
a '/sbin/hpsnmpconfig'. In case of VMware ESX 3.x series, please run
'/etc/init.d/hpasm reconfigure' after installation of hpasm. These buttons will NOT work if 'sudo' is
configured to only run when the user is logged into a 'real' tty. To be able to perform the operations of
start, stop, restart of the snmpd daemon, the user must comment out the line
'Defaults requiretty' in the /etc/sudoers file. See man sudoers for details about the
'requiretty' flag. If present, this
flag will need to be removed from the '/etc/sudoers' configuration file. The 'send trap' button also requires a tool
snmptrap to be present on the system.
This tool is often bundled with the snmp stack (Suse) or in a package
called 'net-snmp-util' (Red Hat).
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