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    HP OneView integration

    The HP OneView integration is available with the standard DCO license. This will enable you to get basic server and blade enclosure information from the HP OneView system. Having theData Center: IT Optimize license, you will also get CPU and power data from the HP OneView system. TheData Center: IT Power Control license will furthermore enable power control features from HP OneView. To use Remote Console from the iLO Integrated Remote Console in the HP OneView system, you must have the Data Center: Server Access license.

    Assets and alarms are transferred instantly from HP to DCO using an event bus. CPU, Power and temperature data are polled from the HP OneView system using its web service interface. The data shown when you hover over a tooltip is also loaded instantly from the HP OneView server. DCO also presents historical trending (calculated average over the last 7 days). The interval for polling data for this trending can be configured (System Setup > External System Configuration > HP OneView Configuration > Utilization update interval in hours), but the default setting should be precise enough.

    No data is transferred from DCO to the HP system.

    The HP OneView integration is available for DCO version 7.4.5 or above and HP OneView version 1.10 or above.

    Note: DCO 7.5 integration with HP OneView 2.00.x requires upgrading to DCO 7.5 SP3 or above.

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    Configuring data exchange between HP OneView and Data Center Operation

    1. In System Setup > External System Configuration, click Add server and select HP OneView.
    2. Set up the connection to HP OneView using the credentials of the HP OneView user (user must be HP Oneview administrator) (Figure 1) and click Test to validate the server connection.
    3. Edit update interval (Figure 2).
    4. Open Planning>Device Association from the application bar.
    5. Drag devices discovered by HP OneView from Unassociated Devices to equipment representing them in the floor or in the rack layout to associate them.

     

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