HP-UX Workload Manager User's Guide

WLM command reference
wlmcw
Appendix A372
wlmcw
The wlmcw command starts the WLM configuration wizard. The wizard
greatly simplifies the creation of your initial WLM configuration. The
wizard is only for creating new configurations. It cannot edit existing
configurations. Also, it provides only a subset of the WLM functionality
to simplify the initial configuration process. After you create a
configuration, you can view it to gain a better understanding of how to
create more complex configurations manually.
Because the wizard is an X-windows application, be sure to set your
DISPLAY environment variable before attempting to start the wizard.
wlmcw requires Java Runtime Environment version 1.4.2 or later and,
for PRM-based configurations, PRM C.03.00 or later must be installed on
your system. (To take advantage of the latest updates to WLM, use the
latest version of PRM available.)
The syntax for wlmcw is:
wlmcw [ -s { small | medium | large } ]
where
-s size Changes the font point size used by wlmcw to size.
Acceptable values for size are:
small Default system font point size.
medium Default system font point size plus 4.
large Default system font point size plus 6.
If -s is not specified, the wizard uses the default system font point size
plus 2.
After creating your configuration file, called configfile for example,
you can activate it in passive mode as follows:
# 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’s resources. To see how the
configuration would affect your workloads, use the WLM utility wlminfo.
Fine-tune the configuration until the wlminfo output is as desired, then
activate the configuration as follows: