Installation guide

Command View XP installation guide 41
Installing host agents using the local method
Downloading the host agent file
1. Access Command View from your workstation.
2. Click the Support tab.
3. Navigate to the Path Connectivity Host Agent Download section. A list of supported host agents is
provided.
4. Click the link for the desired host.
5. Download the Host Agent tar file (which contains all of the required software) to your computer.
6. FTP the Host Agent tar file to the tmp directory of the remote host.
Installing the host agent locally
1. Telnet to the remote host as root.
2. Navigate to the tmp directory.
3. Untar the host agent tar file by entering: tar -xvf hostagent_<os_name>.tar.
4. Run the installation script:
For UNIX run: unix_local_install.sh.
For Windows systems running on IA-64 architecture, double-click setup64.exe. For other Windows
host system architectures, double-click setup.exe.
Uninstalling a host agent locally
NOTE: If the Command View XP Path Connectivity and Performance Advisor XP host agents are installed
on the same host, this procedure will have the following behavior:
For Unix hosts, the local uninstall script prompts you to choose which host agent to uninstall.
For Windows hosts, the local uninstall procedure removes both host agents on the host.
NOTE: If the Storage Area Manger 3.2 host agent is also installed on the host, uninstall the Command
View XP Path Connectivity host agent prior to uninstalling the Storage Area Manager host agent.
Uninstalling the Storage Area Manager host agent first may result in uninstallation of some Command
View XP Path Connectivity components.
Uninstalling from Windows hosts
1. At the host, select Start > Settings > Control Panel.
2. Double-click Add/Remove Programs.
3. Select HP StorageWorks XP 2.0 Host Agent Installer.
4. Click Change, and follow the online instructions to uninstall the Command View XP Path Connectivity
host agent.
Uninstalling from hosts other than Windows
1. Telnet to the remote host as root.
2. Navigate to the tmp directory.
3. Untar the host agent tar file by entering: tar -xvf hostagent_<os_name>.tar.