ServiceGuard Manager Version A.02.01 Release Notes, July 2002

ServiceGuard Manager Version A.02.01 Release Notes

Compatibility Information and Installation Requirements

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3. Go to /opt/sgmgr/OV and untar the conﬁgurations ﬁles in with the

tar -xvf ito-ux.tar command.

4. Go to /opt/OV/bin/OpC and upload the new conﬁguration with the

opccfgupld -replace -subentity /opt/sgmgr/OV/SGOpC

command.

5. Stop and restart the ITO package with the /opt/OV/bin/OpC/opcsv

-stop and /opt/OV/bin/OpC/opcsv -start commands.

Launching ServiceGuard Manager

You can starting ServiceGuard Manager directly from HP-UX, Linux,

and from Windows. You can also start ServiceGuard Manager from

within the HP OpenView and ServiceControl Manager applications.

Launching ServiceGuard Manager from HP-UX

To launch ServiceGuard Manager, standalone, in HP-UX, go to the

ServiceGuard Manager directory (by default, /opt/sgmgr/bin) and

enter the sgmgr or ./sgmgr command, plus any options you want. To see

the full command, enter man sgmgr. The options are also listed below in

sgmgr Command Syntax.

You can also create a script or alias that includes the options you want.

Launching ServiceGuard Manager from Linux

To launch ServiceGuard Manager in Linux, go to the ServiceGuard

Manager directory (by default, /usr/local/sgmgr/bin) and enter the

sgmgr or ./sgmgr command, plus any options you want. To see the full

command, enter man sgmgr. The options are also listed below in sgmgr

Command Syntax

Launching ServiceGuard Manager from Windows

Here are 3 ways to launch ServiceGuard Manager in Windows:

• By default, a SGMgr shortcut icon is placed on your desktop. Click it

to launch the program. When installed, it has the simple command

without options. You will be prompted to enter the options once the

program opens. You can modify the icon’s properties to use any of

these options: your name, password, server to connect to, and

clusters to discover. If you want to modify it follow the steps below: