This procedure describes how to configure CA Virtual Assurance to manage IBM PowerVM environments. Basically, the configuration procedure consists of the following parts:
Follow these steps:
The Configuration page appears.
The SNMP page appears.
The IBM PowerVM Server page appears.
A configuration dialog appears.
CA Virtual Assurance validates the credentials. If the credentials are valid, CA Virtual Assurance adds the server to the HMC/IVM panel. The connection state of the HMC or IVM Server is "ready".
The user interface displays a configuration dialog. The drop-down menus for the LPAR AIM Servers, HMC/IVM Server, and Managed System are populated.
The LPAR AIM instance for the managed system is added to the instance table. CA Virtual Assurance starts to discover
the PowerVM environment.
The LPAR AIM detects what Virtual I/O Servers are available on the managed system. The AIM creates records for each Virtual I/O Server and the managed system in its instance table. The states of Virtual I/O Servers are set to "invalid configuration", that is, credentials are not yet specified. The managed system instance is in "pending VIOS" state and waiting for valid VIOS credentials.
The user interface displays a configuration dialog. The drop-down menus for the Virtual I/O Server, HMC/IVM Server, and Managed System are populated.
CA Virtual Assurance validates the credentials. If the credentials are valid, CA Virtual Assurance adds the server to the Virtual I/O Server panel. The connection state of the Virtual I/O Server is "ready".
The Virtual I/O Server and the managed system instance change to "ready" state.
CA Virtual Assurance is ready to manage the IBM PowerVM environment.
If you want to edit or remove instances from the panel, do one of the following:
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