Importing Over-ridden Enhanced MCS Profile
Article ID: 130137
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Products
DX Infrastructure Management
NIMSOFT PROBES
Issue/Introduction
Summary of Requirements:
(1) Create a group MCS profile called (for an example CPU enhanced profile) in UIM Domain A
(a) Export the group MCS profile from Domain -----> we already know it works
(b) Import the same group MCS profile into Domain B -------> we already know it works
(2) Modified (over-ridden) MCS profile:
(a) Modify some thresholds or baseline values in the original group-level CPU enhanced profile created in UIM Domain A environment.
(b) Now export the modified group-level CPU enhanced profile from Domain A and import it into Domain B (whilst the original group-level CPU enhanced profile is already existing)
(1) Create a group MCS profile called (for an example CPU enhanced profile) in UIM Domain A
(a) Export the group MCS profile from Domain -----> we already know it works
(b) Import the same group MCS profile into Domain B -------> we already know it works
(2) Modified (over-ridden) MCS profile:
(a) Modify some thresholds or baseline values in the original group-level CPU enhanced profile created in UIM Domain A environment.
(b) Now export the modified group-level CPU enhanced profile from Domain A and import it into Domain B (whilst the original group-level CPU enhanced profile is already existing)
Cause
Questions:
(3) Questions:
(a) Is it possible to import the modified group-level CPU enhanced profile from Domain A into Domain B, in the presence of the already existing profile from 1
(b) above?
(b) If the import is successful, do the new thresholds and baselines values over-ride the existing ones? How does it work?
(3) Questions:
(a) Is it possible to import the modified group-level CPU enhanced profile from Domain A into Domain B, in the presence of the already existing profile from 1
(b) above?
(b) If the import is successful, do the new thresholds and baselines values over-ride the existing ones? How does it work?
Environment
UIM 8.51
MCS
MCS
Resolution
Import profile functionality is intended for creating new profiles when we import the profile from Domain A to Domain B . If the profile already exists , it tries to recreate another profile as per functionality and does not modify the existing one.
The creation of profiles could fail if the max count of profiles per template is only 1 and there is already an existing profile . In this case , the original profile in domain B needs to be deleted and the modified profile has to be imported again to domain B for the new modified profile to be applied.
The import will create a new profile and new thresholds and baselines values are not overridden since it is new profile.
If the max count of profiles is more than 1 we can import more than one profile keeping the previous profile intact and importing the new profile.
The creation of profiles could fail if the max count of profiles per template is only 1 and there is already an existing profile . In this case , the original profile in domain B needs to be deleted and the modified profile has to be imported again to domain B for the new modified profile to be applied.
The import will create a new profile and new thresholds and baselines values are not overridden since it is new profile.
If the max count of profiles is more than 1 we can import more than one profile keeping the previous profile intact and importing the new profile.
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