Re: CIM/WBEM packages (SBLIM) - call to advocate
036 - IP Interface Profile > - - DSP1052 - Computer System Profile > - - DSP1053 - Base Metrics Profile > - - DSP1054 - Indications Profile > - - DSP1080 - Enabled Logical Element Profile > > According to available source in the upstream svn trunk the following > profiles are implemented at least partly: > > - - DSP1009 - Sensors Profile > - - DSP1012 - Boot Control Profile > - - DSP1016 - Telnet Service Profile > - - DSP1017 - SSH Service Profile > - - DSP1022 - CPU Profile > - - DSP1023 - Software Inventory Profile > - - DSP1029 - OS Status Profile > - - DSP1034 - Simple Identity Management Profile > - - DSP1035 - Host LAN Network Port Profile > - - DSP1038 - DNS Client Profile > - - DSP1061 - BIOS Management Profile > - - DSP1075 - PCI Device Profile > - - DSP1077 - USB Redirection Profile > - - DSP1086 - Media Redirection Profile > > > Sorry if I forgot anything. Just doing a quick overview. > > So, in the end I think the OpenDRIM project really is the right way to > go. Unfortunately as long as we have no GPL alternative to SFCB this > won't go into main either. > > Best regards, > > Ancoron > Hi, Ancoron. Your comparison seems terrific! It is very helpful to mirror OpenDRIM provider development against others Thanks so much. - Ahn, Chang-Won -- Ubuntu-motu mailing list Ubuntu-motu@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-motu
Re: CIM/WBEM packages (SBLIM) - call to advocate
Hi, > I didn't realize that they made it into Karmic, but I just saw them > right after I wrote my mail. Sorry that I forgot them. But the problem > remains the same that there are just too few providers. > > Just providing a very basic set isn't enough to compete with the other > distributions and as the OpenDRIM providers also depend on SFCB it > shouldn't matter which provider set we provide as long as the enterprise > users get what they need/want. For Karmic version, OpenDRIM project provided 6 provider modules and common library as a initial step. We are going to finish to develop the following provider modules until the end of this year, and they should be open to other communities. OS CPU Simple Identity Management DNS DHCP Software Inventory Bios Boot Control PCI Information Power State Management Sensor Software Update Power Supply Battery SSH Next year, we hope to cover almost all the management profiles developed by DMTF. - Ahn, Chang-Won (OpenDRIM Project Leader) == (email) a...@etri.re.kr / ahn.chang...@gmail.com "When minds interact, new ideas will emerge !!" "In essentials unity, In non-essentials liberty, In all things charity." == -- Ubuntu-motu mailing list Ubuntu-motu@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-motu
