Displaying system information
The All Systems pane displays all the systems that are discovered by the IBM® Electronic Service Agent
To filter or search for a particular system that you require, go through the following steps:
- Click the Define Filter icon. The Filter window is displayed.
- Specify the rules to filter the systems and click Filter. A list of filtered systems is displayed.
- Name - Displays the name of the system that is discovered.
- System Health - Determines the health of the discovered device. Click the
health of a system to view the problems of the particular system.
- The icon indicates that the discovered system is working fine.
- The icon indicates that the discovered system has some problems.
- ESA Status - Identifies if ESA can reach the system.
- The icon indicates that the discovered system is reachable.
- The icon indicates that the discovered system is not reachable.
- SNMP Status - Identifies if the registered
systems have SNMP connectivity to ESA.
- The icon indicates that the SNMP connectivity between ESA and the remote system is active and ESA can receive SNMP traps from the system.
- The icon indicates
that the SNMP connectivity between ESA and the remote system is not active and ESA cannot receive
SNMP traps from the system.Note: If the registered systems do not use SNMP traps to report problems, the SNMP Status column is not visible.
- Endpoint Name - Displays the hostname of the target MVS system that is specified when you register a system.
- Endpoint Type - Displays the type of target
system. For example, AIX, Linux, IVM, IBM Elastic Storage Server (ESS), BMC,
or OpenBMC devices. The following are the various device types that ESA supports:
Table 1. ESS Devices Device type Icon BMC OpenBMC AIX Linux IVM MVS ESS Application Disk Disk Enclosure Management Server Node Physical Server Virtual Server Other - Family - Displays the family name to which the endpoint system belongs. For example, IBM Power System E870.