# HPE Comware

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## About This Document

This guide details the steps necessary to collect network configurations from an HPE Comware appliance and connect them to the Epiphany Intelligence Platform. Data can be manually collected for the network modeling process. The Epiphany Intelligence Platform leverages data from network configurations to provide greater visibility into the exposures of risks in you environment.

## Overview

HPE Comware appliances can output their network configurations via their command line interface (CLI).&#x20;

A CLI connection to the devices is needed, as well as a terminal emulator, such as Putty or SecureCRT, capable of logging data presented via the show commands used.&#x20;

## Version Compatibility

* **Epiphany Site Collector**: Epiphany Collector version 1.0 and later.
* Comware OS appliances able to perform the display commands found in the *Manual Collections Commands* section.
* **SSHv2.**

## Prerequisites

* [ ] Access to the HPE Comware appliance via CLI.

## What is Needed for Integration

* [ ] A user with privileges to run the needed display commands.

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