HI list, im try ing to add a new server HMC to spectrum and first i need to add 
it to the aim installed on systemedge, but i cannot find the NodeCfgUtil.exe 
file, does anybody have it ? or know where i could find it..
 
thanks
 
diego
 
 

Configure AIMs with NodeCfgUtil in Dialog Mode


NodeCfgUtil lets you modify the AIM configurations for vCenter Server, IBM 
LPAR, Solaris Zones, Microsoft Clusters, Cisco UCS Server, Exchange Server and 
Active Directory (ESAD). When you use the utility in dialog mode, you can 
configure which nodes the appropriate AIMs manage.

Note: NodeCfgUtil.exe must be run as Windows Administrator.

Follow these steps:

1.      Log in as Administrator, open Windows Explorer on the system on which 
the AIM resides, change to the SystemEDGE_InstallPath\plugins\AIPCommon 
directory, and start NodeCfgUtil.exe. NodeCfgUtil discovers the installed AIMs 
and lists only those in subsequent dialogs. 
2.      Enter 1 to add a new managed node. 

        NodeCfgUtil can only discover installed AIMs. 

3.      Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the configuration. Each 
node requires a valid user name and password for authentication. 
4.      After a successful configuration, enter 0 to return to previous menus, 
or to exit the utility. 

NodeCfgUtil writes a configuration file for Solaris Zones (zone.cfg), vCenter 
Server (vc.cfg), Microsoft Clusters (mscs.cfg), UCS (ucs.cfg), LPAR (lpar.cfg), 
or ESAD (esad.cfg) to the SystemEDGE_InstallPath\plugins\AIPCommon directory. 
You can also use the NodeCfgUtil utility to edit or remove existing entries. 
The corresponding dialogs are self-explaining. 

Note: When removing a server entry, NodeCfgUtil marks this server for deletion, 
but it does not remove the server from the user interface or database. To 
remove the server from the user interface and database, rediscover the Windows 
server on which the AIM runs. The new discovery process detects the deletion 
mark and removes the corresponding server from the user interface and database.

Examples

The following example shows the Install Managed Node dialog for the myvc5 
server that has been successfully added to the configuration of the vCenter 
AIM. The AIM is now ready to manage the vCenter Server. The vCenter AIM is a 
multi-instance AIM. So you can repeat this procedure and add more vCenter 
Servers that you want to manage with this AIM.

****  Choose Managed Node  ****
1. IBM LPAR
2. Solaris Zones
3. VMware vCenter
4. Cisco UCS
5. Microsoft Cluster
0. Go Back to Previous Menu
*******************************
Enter choice: 3

Enter following information for the VMware vCenter Node...

(At any point to go back to previous menu, Enter 'CTRL Q')

1. Server Name: myvc5
2. User Name: administrator
3. Password: *********
4. Port [default=443]:
5. Protocol [default=https]:

CAAC1016 Authenticating, please wait...

CAAC1019 Authentication SUCCESSFUL.

CAAC1023 Added Node Successfully.

Press any key to continue . . .

The following example shows the Install Managed Node dialog for mydomian that 
has been successfully added to the configuration of the ESAD AIM. Management 
Entity is set to Active Directory. Management Mode is set to Entire Domain. For 
details, see the NodeCfgUtil command mode. The ESAD AIM is a multi-instance 
AIM. So you can repeat this procedure and add more entities that you want to 
manage with this AIM.

****  Choose Managed Node  ****
1. Microsoft Cluster
2. Microsoft Exchange Server and Active Directory
0. Go Back to Previous Menu
*******************************
Enter choice: 2

Enter following information for the Microsoft Exchange Server and Active 
Directory Node...

(At any point to go back to previous menu, Enter 'CTRL Q')

1. Domain Name: mydomain
2. User Name: administrator
3. Password: ************
4. Management Entity: 0
5. Management Mode: 0

CAAC1016 Authenticating, please wait...

CAAC1018 Credential authentication SUCCESSFUL.

Press any key to continue . . .

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