Server clustering information in reports

BMC Discovery (ADDM)

BMC Discovery supports the notion of a clustered instance. The license report generated for a clustered instance of BMC Discovery returns data for all members of the cluster. However, this BMC Discovery cluster presents itself as a single logical instance of the product, so the licence report generated from a clustered instance of BMC Discovery represents all the data in the cluster.

BMC Bladelogic Database Automation
(BDA)

BDA supports server clustering. However, the license report contains separate licensing information for each of the servers in the cluster.

BMC BladeLogic Network Automation
(BNA)

BNA does not support server clustering; the license report is for individual servers.

BMC Bladelogic Server Automation
(BSA)

For BSA 8.7 and later

BSA has a server group concept; however, the licenses are extracted per Device ID. BMC License Usage Collection Utility generates separate licensing information for each server.

For versions earlier than BSA 8.7

BMC License Usage Collection Utility reports do not contain consolidated licensing information for a server group.

BMC Client Management 
(BCM)

Not applicable – BCM does not support server clustering.

BMC Performance Manager Portal (BPM Portal) 

There will be a single report irrespective of the nodes in the cluster. 

Release Package and Deployment (RPD)

RPD supports server clustering; however, the license is not based on it.

BMC Release Process Management (RPM)

RPM supports server clustering; however, the license is not based on it.

MyIT

MyIT supports server clustering; however, the license is not based on it.

Remedy AR System Server (ARS)

ARS supports server clustering. The servers in server groups use a shared database; therefore, license reports generated from this database contain consolidated licensing information.

TrueSight Capacity Optimization (TSCO)

TSCO does not support server clustering; the license report is for individual servers.