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Chapter 2
HP Auto Alert Alarms List
The table below lists the types of monitoring and alarm notifications that may be
sent to your HP Auto Alert Client.
Table 1: HP Support Anywhere Monitor and Alarm Capabilities
Status and Alarm Capabilities
Server SCSI status*
HP Disk System*
Storage Capacity Planning
Server Network Cards
* This alarm is not supported for disks connected to the HP Disk Array Controller
accessory product.
Remote Console Options
The HP NetServers E Series incorporate remote access capabilities. Using
pcANYWHERE32 (included on the HP NetServer Navigator CD-ROM) or
terminal emulation software of your own choosing, you can access your
NetServer from a remote site. Remote access is particularly useful for network
administrators, VARs, support technicians, and other maintenance personnel
who can evaluate, maintain and, if necessary, reconfigure a NetServer remotely.
The HP NetServer E 40 and E 45 offers a range of remote control capabilities.
With a modem connection at one of the NetServer's serial ports, personnel at a
distant workstation or terminal can control server functions (including the boot
process), run diagnostic utilities, and perform NOS-level configuration
procedures.
Support Anywhere includes three distinct methods you can use to control an HP
NetServer remotely. These are:
HP's Console Redirection (E 40 and E 45 only)
Graphics Console Redirection (Windows NT)
RCONSOLE (Novell NetWare)
In addition to HP's hardware-level Console Redirection (E 40 and E 45 only), two
NOS-specific methods of redirecting NetServer operations are supported and
documented for use with a NetServer E Series system:
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Introducing HP Support Anywhere
Description
Warns you of SCSI adapter and device problems
Warns you of predicted SCSI disk drive failures
Helps track a server's volume usage
Monitors PC LAN adapter card performance
statistics and notifies you if any threshold values
are exceeded
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