Discussion of the OpenPegasus implementation of the WBEM distributed management standard

Alan | 3 Jul 2006 08:43

RE: Define Enumeration in CIM

Is it a standard way?

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From: ericson_george <at> emc.com [mailto:ericson_george <at> emc.com]
Sent: 30 June 2006 21:12
To: alan.jim <at> entone.com; pegasus-l <at> openpegasus.org
Subject: RE: Define Enumeration in CIM

Define Value/ValueMap for PropertyDependOnMode.
Define PropertyConstraint for mode.
The constraint is something like
	Inv: 
		self.propertyDependOnModemode = 1 implies self.mode = 0  
		self.propertyDependOnModemode = 2 implies self.mode = 0  
		self.propertyDependOnModemode = 3 implies self.mode = 0  
		self.propertyDependOnModemode = 4 implies self.mode = 1 
		self.propertyDependOnModemode = 5 implies self.mode = 1  
		self.propertyDependOnModemode = 6 implies self.mode = 1  

George

-----Original Message-----
From: Alan [mailto:alan.jim <at> entone.com] 
Sent: Friday, June 30, 2006 5:30 AM
To: pegasus-l <at> openpegasus.org
Subject: Define Enumeration in CIM

Hi All,
	I know the qualifier valuemap and values can be used to define
enumeration

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Alberto Luiz Oliveira Tavares de Souza Souza | 3 Jul 2006 14:23

Providers for linux

Hy everyone,

I'm working in a University project in Brasil using WBEM for management the computers. We have a windows version that uses a WMI for get informations, i know WMI doesn't follow the pattern as well as other implementations but in WMI there are all providers that we need. For linux we are using SBLIM project with pegaus but we can't get a lot information like: Display, Memory, Video Board, Drivers like floppy and CD-Rom, Services(for management those services). There are providers that give us those informations? We are looking for but we didn't found yet. If somebody can help us would be very good.

Alberto

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P, Anuradha Anantha (STSD | 3 Jul 2006 15:25

CVS Tags

Hi All,

I need some information on how often CVS Tags are applied for Pegasus code.

Who does it. Any procedure etc.

Does WebCVS in www.openpegasus.org always points to latest code of latest version like Ver 2.6.

Thanx
Anu

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=?iso-8859-1?Q?fabrice.lenoble@freesbee.fr?= | 3 Jul 2006 15:28

Re:Providers for linux

Hi Alberto

Try to use cimple

http://www.cimple.org/

Best regards

> Hy everyone,

>

> I'm working in a University project in Brasil using WBEM for management the computers. We have a windows version that uses a WMI for get informations, i know WMI doesn't follow the pattern as well as other implementations but in WMI there are all providers that we need. For linux we are using SBLIM project with pegaus but we can't get a lot information like: Display, Memory, Video Board, Drivers like floppy and CD-Rom, Services(for management those services). There are providers that give us those informations? We are looking for but we didn't found yet. If somebody can help us would be very good.

>

> Alberto

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Muni S Reddy | 3 Jul 2006 15:40

Re: CVS Tags

Anu,
WebCVS by default shows the latest code i.e 2.6 for now. If you want to refer to a particular branch you can select from the drop down list at the end of the page (Show files using tag ).

Thanks & Regards, Muni
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Muni S Reddy, Pegasus Team, IBM Global Services (India), Bangalore. Ph : +91 80 51776049 T/L 92 43547 e-mail: mreddy <at> in.ibm.com

"P, Anuradha Anantha \(STSD\)" <anua <at> hp.com>

03/07/2006 18:55

To	<pegasus-l <at> openpegasus.org>
cc
Subject	CVS Tags

Hi All,

I need some information on how often CVS Tags are applied for Pegasus code.
Who does it. Any procedure etc.

Does WebCVS in www.openpegasus.org always points to latest code of latest version like Ver 2.6.

Thanx
Anu

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Alberto Luiz Oliveira Tavares de Souza Souza | 4 Jul 2006 13:37

Re:Providers for linux

Thanks for the answer. The point, our team doesn't have time to develop the providers that we need. Are not there any other providers project that give to us those information. We spent a lot of time searchinng and we didn't found. I like the cimple idea, but we still have to develop. If you can help us would be very good.

Alberto

"fabrice.lenoble <at> freesbee.fr" <fabrice.lenoble <at> freesbee.fr> escreveu:

Hi Alberto

Try to use cimple

http://www.cimple.org/

Best regards

> Hy everyone,

>

> I'm working in a University project in Brasil using WBEM for management the computers. We have a windows version that uses a WMI for get informations, i know WMI doesn't follow the pattern as well as other implementations but in WMI there are all providers that we need. For linux we are using SBLIM project with pegaus but we can't get a lot information like: Display, Memory, Video Board, Drivers like floppy and CD-Rom, Services(for management those services). There are providers that give us those informations? We are looking for but we didn't found yet. If somebody can help us would be very good.

>

> Alberto

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Harshal | 4 Jul 2006 13:41

Adding Cimuser in windows

Hi ,

I am working on Pegasus 2.5.1 in windows.

I want to know whether we can add user other than windows user ( those user which are having login name in windows )

through cimuser –a –u <username> -w <password> command.

I am able to add only those user which are windows authenticated user , but those user who are not windows valid user cannot be added.

I am getting following error while adding user.

error code: "The specified user is not a valid user on the local system , user name: harsh"

I want to know the Pegasus complie time FLAG that will allow me to add such user (who is not system user)

Thanks

Harshal

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Harshal | 4 Jul 2006 13:43

Adding Cimuser in windows

Hi ,

I am working on Pegasus 2.5.1 in windows.

I want to know whether we can add user other than windows user ( those user which are having login name in windows )

through cimuser –a –u <username> -w <password> command.

I am able to add only those user which are windows authenticated user , but those user who are not windows valid user cannot be added.

I am getting following error while adding user.

error code: "The specified user is not a valid user on the local system , user name: harsh"

I want to know the Pegasus complie time FLAG that will allow me to add such user (who is not system user)

Thanks

Harshal

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Alberto Luiz Oliveira Tavares de Souza Souza | 4 Jul 2006 15:07

Re:Providers for linux

Thanks for the answer Vicktor,

I'll try it in Red Hat. But, and about the other devices, Aren't there providers? Isn't there a place that we can search? We appreciate your help.

Alberto

Viktor Mihajlovski <MIHAJLOV <at> de.ibm.com> escreveu:

Hi Alberto,

the CVS-version of cmpi-service supports simple service management on RedHat and SUSE systems now. The downloadable version 0.8 was only good for RedHat.
You might want to try that out.
Regarding Memory: the physical memory of a system can be computed as Linux_OperatingSystem.TotalVirtualMem orySize - Linux_OperatingSystem.SizeStoredInPagingFiles.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Kind Regards
Viktor Mihajlovski

Linux Technology Center

IBM Laboratory Böblingen, Germany
Phone +49-7031-16-2560
E-Mail mihajlov <at> de.ibm.com

Alberto Luiz Oliveira Tavares de Souza Souza <projetowbem <at> yahoo.com.br>
07/04/2006 01:37 PM

To: "fabrice.lenoble <at> freesbee.fr" <fabrice.lenoble <at> freesbee.fr>
cc: pegasus <pegasus-l <at> openpegasus.org>
Subject: Re:Providers for linux

Thanks for the answer. The point, our team doesn't have time to develop the providers that we need. Are not there any other providers project that give to us those information. We spent a lot of time searchinng and we didn't found. I like the cimple idea, but we still have to develop. If you can help us would be very good.

Alberto

"fabrice.lenoble <at> freesbee.fr" <fabrice.lenoble <at> freesbee.fr> escreveu:
Hi Alberto
Try to use cimple
http://www.cimple.org/
Best regards

> Hy everyone,
> > I'm working in a University project in Brasil using WBEM for management the computers. We have a windows version that uses a WMI for get informations, i know WMI doesn't follow the pattern as well as other implementations but in WMI there are all providers that we need. For linux we are using SBLIM project with pegaus but we can't get a lot information like: Display, Memory, Video Board, Drivers like floppy and CD-Rom, Services(for management those services). There are providers that give us those informations? We are looking for but we didn't found yet. If somebody can help us would be very good.
>
> Alberto
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Bart Whiteley | 4 Jul 2006 16:14

Re: Providers for linux

On Mon, 2006-07-03 at 12:23 +0000, Alberto Luiz Oliveira Tavares de
Souza Souza wrote:
> Hy everyone,
>  
> I'm working in a University project in Brasil using WBEM for
> management the computers. We have a windows version that uses a WMI
> for get informations, i know WMI doesn't follow the pattern as well as
> other implementations but in WMI there are all providers that we need.
> For linux we are using SBLIM project with pegaus but we can't get a
> lot information like: Display, Memory, Video Board, Drivers like
> floppy and CD-Rom, Services(for management those services). There are
> providers that give us those informations? We are looking for but we
> didn't found yet. If somebody can help us would be very good.
>  

Some of the information you seek is provided by these providers: 

http://omc-project.org/

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