HP-UX Workload Manager User's Guide

Managing SLOs across partitions
Setting up your WLM global arbiter configuration file
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port number in the WLM global arbiter configuration
file, specify the same port number in each partition’s
WLM configuration file.
If you do not specify a port, wlmpard searches the file /etc/services for the
first line with the following format:
hp-wlmpar port_number/tcp
If such an entry is found, port_number is used as the port. If such an
entry is not found, the default port of 9691 is used, assuming it is not in
/etc/services with protocol tcp. If it is, an error is issued.
Trimming the global arbiter statistics log
automatically (optional)
You can automatically trim the global arbiter statistics log file
/var/opt/wlm/wlmpardstats. This file is created when you use the -l
option to wlmpard. Enable automatic trimming of the file by using the
wlmpardstats_size_limit keyword. The syntax is:
wlmpardstats_size_limit = number_of_megabytes;
where
wlmpardstats_size_limit Is a optional keyword.
number_of_megabytes Is an integer value from 0 to 2048.
Once a file’s size is greater than
number_of_megabytes, the file is
trimmed. The default value is 0,
which disables automatic trimming.
The wlmpardstats file is trimmed by
renaming it wlmpardstats.old. Then
a new wlmpardstats file is started.
The wlmpardstats.old file includes a
line at the end of the file indicating
that the file has been automatically
trimmed.