## Configuring the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment Software for SunMC

1. Point your browser to
   `http://<`HostIPAddress`>:7654` (Unsecure) or
   `https://<`HostIPAddress`>:7443` (Secure).

Note -

<HostIPAddress> is the IP address of the SunMC server.

This opens the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment software on the SunMC Server Host.

1. Using the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment GUI, activate SunMC.

1. Click the Administration tab.
2. Click General Maintenance
3. Click Remote Notification Providers.
4. Click SunMC.
5. Select the Active check box.
6. Type the IP address of the SunMC Server Host.
7. Specify the Heartbeat Frequency (hours)
8. Click Update.

2. Using the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment GUI, create a topology snapshot.

1. Click the Administration tab.
2. Click Topology Maintenance.
3. Click Topology Snapshot.
4. Click Create Selected Topologies.

This forces the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment to send a new topology to the SunMC.

3. Force the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment software to send the topology to SunMC.

1. Click the Administration tab.
2. Click System Utilities.
3. Click Run Agent.
4. Click Run.

If the `cron` is already running, an error message is displayed.

4. If the `cron` is already running, do the following:

1. Execute the `rasagent` CLI command on the SunMC Server Host:

   # cd /opt/SUNWstade/bin # ./rasagent -d2

2. Watch for the SunMC provider to report that it sent topology.

5. Open the SunMC console, refresh the console view, and make sure the components you created in the topology snapshot are displayed.

Note -

Some of the components will be displayed as "other." "Other" components include internal disk drives, the Sun StorEdge A5x00, the Sun StorEdge A3500FC, and the Sun StorEdge D2 arrays.