EMC CIM Object Manager


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Software pattern summary

The following table gives an overview of the pattern characteristics:

Product componentOS typeVersioningPattern depth
ECOMUNIX, WindowsPackageInstance-based

Platforms supported by the pattern

The pattern discovers the ECOM processes running on Windows and UNIX platforms.

Software instance triggers

The following table gives details about the pattern trigger:

PatternTrigger nodeAttributeConditionArgument
ECOMDiscoveredProcesscmdmatcheswindows_cmd "ECOM" or unix_cmd "ECOM"

Simple identification mappings

The following components are identified by using simple identity mappings that map the product's known processes:

NameCommand
EMC CIM Object Managerwindows_cmd "ECOM"
Celerra CIM Object Managerwindows_cmd "/celerra/wbem/bin/start_cim_server /celerra/wbem"
EMC CIM Object Managerunix_cmd "ECOM"
Celerra CIM Object Managerunix_cmd "/celerra/wbem/bin/start_cim_server /celerra/wbem"

Versioning

Version information for each SoftwareInstance is collected by using the package versioning method. The following regular expressions are used:

  • regex "EMC Solutions Enabler"
  • (Celerra) regex "emc-celerra-common"

Pattern trigger

The ECOM pattern is triggered by a discovered ECOM process. The pattern creates an instance-based SoftwareInstance of EMC CIM Object Manager. If the parent process is Celerra, the type of SoftwareInstance is set to Celerra CIM Object Manager.

SI depth

The pattern creates an instance-based SoftwareInstance with a key based on the SI type and the host key.

Relationship creation

If the parent process is Celerra, the SoftwareInstance is linked to it. Otherwise, the ECOM SoftwareInstance is associated with the corresponding ECOM service on the host.

Subject matter expertise

Inputs from subject matter experts are welcome on any potential improvements to detection logic, version extraction, or extended component modeling that are not covered in this topic.

Testing

The pattern has been tested against the available customer data.

 

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