HP-UX Workload Manager User's Guide

How do I use WLM?
Reconfiguring WLM
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Edit the /etc/rc.config.d/wlm file as explained in the sections “Setting
WLM to start automatically at reboot” on page 242 and “Setting WLM
global arbitration to start automatically at reboot” on page 242. You can
also set variables in /etc/rc.config.d/wlm to start logging statistics and
generating audit data automatically at reboot.
Reconfiguring WLM
To fine-tune an existing configuration, follow these steps:
Step 1. Edit the WLM configuration file.
For information on the configuration file, see Chapter 5, “Configuring
WLM,” on page 135.
Step 2. (Optional) Activate the configuration in passive mode:
# wlmd -p -a configfile
With passive mode, you can see approximately how a particular
configuration is going to affect your system—without the configuration
actually taking control of your system. To see how the configuration
would affect your system, use the WLM utility wlminfo.
For wlmd syntax information, see “wlmd command syntax” on page 363.
Step 3. Activate the configuration:
# wlmd -a configfile
It is not necessary to shut WLM down before activating a new
configuration.