HP-UX Workload Manager User's Guide

Configuring WLM
Setting WLM to start automatically at reboot
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Setting WLM to start automatically at reboot
You must either activate a valid WLM configuration or specify one with
the variable WLM_STARTUP_SLOFILE in the file /etc/rc.config.d/wlm before
you set WLM to start automatically at reboot. For information on
activating a configuration, see “Activating the configuration file” on
page 241.
You can set WLM to start automatically at reboot by setting the
WLM_ENABLE variable in the file /etc/rc.config.d/wlm to 1:
WLM_ENABLE=1
When started at reboot, WLM automatically uses the most recent
configuration file that was activated.
If you want WLM to activate a specific configuration when it
automatically starts at reboot, edit the following line in the
/etc/rc.config.d/wlm file:
WLM_STARTUP_SLOFILE=”configfile”
where configfile is the configuration file to use at reboot.
For information on starting the WLM global arbiter automatically, see
the section “Setting WLM global arbitration to start automatically at
reboot” on page 242.
Setting WLM global arbitration to start
automatically at reboot
You must either activate a valid WLM global arbiter configuration or
specify one with the variable WLMPARD_STARTUP_SLOFILE in the file
/etc/rc.config.d/wlm before you set the WLM global arbiter to start
automatically at reboot. For information on activating a global arbiter
configuration, see “Setting up cross-partition management” on page 260.
The WLM global arbiter is used to manage WLM SLOs across virtual
partitions.