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2.1.5 NETWORK CONNECTIVITY REQUIREMENTS FOR DATA COLLECTION

Smart Grid performs agentless data collection for the power consumption, CPU usage and memory usage. For a device that needs performance

management, please make sure that the operating system of the device is within the manageable range by Smart Grid, and that the IP network of the

operating system has already been connected to the Smart Grid server and the account of the operating system used for collection can successfully

log into the operating system.

The network requirements for collecting power consumption and performance data of managed devices are as follows:

For power consumption data collecting: the BMC IPMI port of the managed devices (UDP Port 623) can communicate properly by network.

For performance data collecting: if managed devices apply Linux operating system, SSH port (default TCP Port 22) can communicate properly by

network; if managed devices apply Windows operating system, DCOM port (default TCP Port 135) is able to be connected properly via network. If

failed, you can modify the firewall policy or the default ports of SSH or DCOM.

2.1.6 PERFORMANCE DATA COLLECTION REQUIREMENTS OF WINDOWS SERVERS

When Smart Grid is collecting the performance data of servers with Windows 2008 or later, the operating systems installed in managed devices

require the following necessary operations in order to collect the performance data of Windows servers properly due to the stricter security

requirements of Windows 2008 or later. The detailed process is as follows:

(1) If Smart Grid is installed on the Windows operating system, the OS Username at Probe Configuration must be 'administrator' when add the

managed devices;

(2) If Smart Grid is installed on the Linux operating system, you need to copy wmi.bat and wimconfig.ps1 from toos folder in installation CD to the

same directory of managed devices, double-click wmi.bat ,input two parameters: managerIP (IP of Smart Grid server) and probeUserName (OS

username of the managed devices), then press Enter.

2.2 INSTALLATION

Smart Grid uses server/browser architecture design, only the installation of Smart server program is needed and the end-users can get access to this

product through web browsers.

In the Smart Grid installation CD, the included installation packages of three Smart Grid versions are:

(1) smartgrid_32.exe is the Smart Grid installer for Windows 32-bit;

(2) smartgrid_64.exe is the Smart Grid installer for Windows 64-bit;

(3) smartgrid.zip is the Smart Grid installer compatible for both Linux 32-bit and 64-bit.

2.2.1 INSTALLATION FOR WINDOWS

After putting the Smart Grid installation CD into the CD-ROM, the installer will run automatically, and the step-by-step instruction will help you complete

the installation process.

Note: if the installer does not run automatically after the Smart Grid installation CD is placed into the CD-ROM, then enter the CD directory and click

"setup.exe" to launch the installation wizard.