Launching Pic; H-P Openview Network Node Manager; Ca-Unicenter Tng - HP Carrier-grade cc2300 User Manual

Intel Platform Instrumentation Control (PIC) Console User's Guide

Launching PIC

PIC can be launched from and can manage servers from one of these management environments:
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H-P Network Node Manager
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CA-Unicenter TNG

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Intel Server Control (ISC) Console
Once the PIC GUI application is launched from a management console, the management console
application can terminate, and PIC will continue to operate normally.

H-P OpenView Network Node Manager

The H-P Network Node Manager Console autodetects servers that are capable of supporting one or
more of the ISC applications. The ISC applications currently supported include PIC, DPC, DMI
Explorer, and CSSU. The Console updates the server bitmap with an ISC server icon for those
servers capable of supporting one or more of the ISC applications. The PIC application will be
included, provided the server is running Platform Instrumentation.
To launch PIC, select an ISC-enabled server on the H-P Console network map, and then select the
"Platform Instrumentation Control Applet" option from the Tools Menu. Alternatively, you can
launch the PIC application by selecting an ISC-enabled server on the H-P console network map,
clicking the right mouse button, selecting "Launch ISC" and then selecting the "Intel, Platform
Instrumentation Control" option from the popup menu.
CA-Unicenter TNG
The CA-Unicenter TNG Console autodetects servers that are capable of supporting one or more of
the ISC applications. The ISC applications currently supported include PIC, DPC, DMI Explorer,
and CSSU. Autodetection of servers capable of supporting PIC will occur if the ISC-TNG
AutoDiscovery service is running on the console and the server is running Platform
Instrumentation. The ISC-TNG AutoDiscovery service should start automatically after installation.
It is possible to start this service manually if the need arises from either the TNG Unicenter "Auto
Discovery" dialog or from the Windows "Services" utility.
The ISC-TNG AutoDiscovery service creates a new ISC object in the CA Unicenter TNG user
interface for each server running the Platform Instrumentation software. That ISC object displays
on the map as a child of the "ISC World View" and as a child of the ISC-enabled server. You can
view all ISC-enabled servers under the "ISC World View."
To launch the PIC application, right-click on an ISC icon and select the "Launch ISC" option. A
popup menu will appear from which "Intel, Platform Instrumentation Control" can be selected
which will launch the PIC application.
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