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Gear Management Overview

Gear management is the process through which Sun xVM Ops Center begins to manage and monitor your gear, which includes hardware, operating systems, and virtualization tools.

Gear management is a simple process:

  1. Discover Gear using custom discovery, automatic discovery, or gear declaration. Discovering gear lets you see what gear exists.
  2. Install Agentry to begin managing the gear. Managing gear gives Sun xVM Ops Center full access to the gear and enables you to monitor, update, and provision it.
  3. Register the gear. Registering gear is not required, but it gives you a hosted inventory of your gear.
  4. Organize the gear with groups. Placing your gear in groups allows you to organize it and simplifies management.
Content Description
Discovering Gear Describes how to use service tags, discovery protocols, or manual input to see what gear is present
Managing and Registering Gear Describes how to install agentry and register gear with Sun Inventory
Finding and Viewing Gear Describes how to search and filter your gear, and view gear information
Using Groups Describes how to use groups to organize your gear

Where to Go From Here
Managed Operating Systems can be monitored and patched.
Managed Hardware can be monitored and provisioned with new Operating Systems.
Managed Firmware can be patched.

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