Adding a Storwize V3500 system
This section describes how to add a Storwize® V3500 system to the list of SCOM-monitored IBM® storage systems.
Procedure
After the --add command, specify the
following parameters (CLI arguments followed by values):
- IP address (--ip) or host name (--host) of the Storwize V3500 system.
- Type of system to be added (-t) – Use "storwize" to specify Storwize V3500 as the system type.
- Authentication mode (--authmode) – You can
specify the public key mode (publickey), or,
if you are using microcode version 6.3 or later – you can specify
the password mode (password).
- If the public key authentication mode is used, enter the authentication
user name (--username) and then the folder location
and name of the private SSH key (--certpath). If
the SSH requires a passphrase (--passphrase), enter
it as well. For example:
C:\Program Files\IBM\Storage\Host\IBMStorageSCOM\bin> scomu.cmd --add -t storwize --ip 192.0.2.10 --authmode publickey --username john1 --certpath c:\storwize.cert --passphrase xxxxx Connecting to the device ... 1 IBM Storwize V3500 Storage System is found. cluster ID: xx, code level: x.x.x.x, location: local The connection is OK. Trying to add the connection. New connection is added. - If the password authentication mode is used (applicable only to
microcode version 6.3 or later), enter the authentication user name
(--username) and then the authentication password
(--password). For example:
C:\Program Files\IBM\Storage\Host\IBMStorageSCOM\bin> scomu.cmd --add -t storwize --ip 192.110.20.10 --authmode password --username john1 --password xxxxxxxxxx Connecting to the device ... 1 IBM Storwize V3500 Storage System is found. cluster ID: xx, code level: x.x.x.x, location: local The connection is OK. Trying to add the connection. New connection is added.
- If the public key authentication mode is used, enter the authentication
user name (--username) and then the folder location
and name of the private SSH key (--certpath). If
the SSH requires a passphrase (--passphrase), enter
it as well.
Important: The private SSH key (in
all cases in which it is used) must be in the OpenSSH format. If your
key is not in the OpenSSH format, you can use a certified OpenSSH
conversion utility. For more information, see the OpenSSH website.
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