HP-UX Workload Manager User's Guide

Managing SLOs across partitions
Setting up your WLM global arbiter configuration file
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create or modify this configuration file. To follow is the syntax of the par
structure, followed by an example structure. An explanation of the
syntax specific for each keyword is provided in subsequent sections.
If your configuration uses a previously supported structure type, such as
vpar or npar_icod, WLM silently interprets these as a par structure.
par structure
The structure takes the following format:
par {
[ interval = number_of_seconds; ]
[ port = port_number; ]
[ wlmpardstats_size_limit = number_of_megabytes; ]
[ utilitypri = integer; ]
[ utility_reserve_threshold = integer; ]
}
Here is an example par structure:
par {
interval = 180;
port = 3701;
wlmpardstats_size_limit = 3;
utilitypri = 2;
utility_reserve_threshold = 10;
}
Using the WLM GUI to set up the global arbiter
configuration file
You can use the WLM GUI (/opt/wlm/bin/wlmgui) to set up the global
arbiter configuration file. For information on using the WLM GUI to
accomplish various tasks, see its online help.
The following steps show how to begin setting up the global arbiter
configuration file using the GUI.
Step 1. Set your DISPLAY environment variable.
Step 2. Start the GUI:
# /opt/wlm/bin/wlmgui