HP-UX Containers (SRP) A.03.01 Administrator's Guide

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Status Description
validation check, or is configured with an invalid option for the HP-UX
Containers.
Disable on Boot
The subsystem has been marked to be disabled, but needs a reboot to
fully be disabled. Until the reboot has happened, parts of the subsystem
will be still enabled.
Not Enabled
The subsystem is installed, but has not been enabled
Not Installed
The subsystem software has not been installed
You can use the –verbose option to obtain more detailed information
Example: Listing the subsystem status
# /opt/hpsrp/bin/srp_sys -l
Checking SRP core subsystems ... [ OK ]
Checking compartment login feature ... [ OK ]
Checking PRM service ... [ OK ]
Checking IPFilter module ... [ Not Enabled ]
Checking IPsec module ... [ Not Installed ]
Checking sshd configuration ... [ OK ]
5.3 Disabling HP-UX Containers subsystems
You can use the srp_sys –disable command to unconfigure and disable specific HP-UX
Containers subsystems, as follows:
• Using the srp_sys command with the –setup option (srp_sys –setup)
interactively prompts the user for disabling one or more subsystem.
•
Using the srp_sys command with the –disable option (srp_sys –disable) non-
interactively disables all the specified subsystems. If no subsystem is provided, it disables
all the subsystems enabled for HP-UX Containers.
NOTE: Disabling the coreset subsystem will change all the containers state to stopped.
Example: Disabling only PRM subsystem in the non-interactive mode.
$ srp_sys -disable prm
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#
# PRM Setup
#
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Checking PRM service ... [ OK ]
Disabling PRM autostart at boot-up ... [ OK ]
Disabling PRM service ... [ OK ]
Updating SRP default services: remove prm [ OK ]
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#
# SRP setup completed.
#
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