Event Information Tools: IPMI Event Viewer Graphical User Interface (GUI)

The first time the web server is started, server certificates required for https usage are created.
If slweb is invoked without any -s parameter, it will start the web server if one is not already running. slweb then
tries to start a web browser if the DISPLAY environment variable is set.
If there is no DISPLAY variable, you need to manually start a browser and cut/paste the URL:
/usr/sbin/diag/contrib/slweb
Attempting to start server...
Server successfully started.
ERROR: DISPLAY environment variable not set.
Paste the URL https://hpdst360.cup.hp.com:1188/sl/sl.cgi
into a browser or set your DISPLAY variable and rerun slweb
Note: If the web server is started without the -s parameter, it automatically terminates after 10 minutes of
inactivity.
If the DISPLAY variable is set:
/usr/sbin/diag/contrib/slweb
Attempting to start server...
Server already running on correct port.
Looking for a usable running browser...
Looking for a usable browser to start...
SECURITY WARNING: starting a browser in the current environment
may open you to security risks. This is the case when the
X Server and the browser are on different systems. Since slweb
cannot guarantee a secure browser is available, you may:
. Paste the URL https://hpdst360.cup.hp.com:1188/sl/sl.cgi
into a browser.
. Close any non-local instances of your browser on pal2nai172052.nsr.hp.com
and rerun slweb.
. Use slweb with the "-F" (force) option.
There is either one or more instances of your browser running on
pal2nai172052.nsr.hp.com that is not local, or a browser cannot
be started in a secure mode because the X Server is not on
the same machine as the display variable.
If the DISPLAY variable is set and the -F option is used:
/usr/sbin/diag/contrib/slweb -F
Attempting to start server...
Server successfully started.
Looking for a usable running browser...
Looking for a usable browser to start...
Attempting to start /opt/mozilla/mozilla...
If for some reason the browser did not start you can
use slweb by manually starting a browser and pasting the URL
https://hpdst360.cup.hp.com:1188/sl/sl.cgi
into the browser.
Note: When a root user invokes slweb to start a web browser, the logon screen is bypassed.
Stopping the HP-UX Web Server
A root user (i.e. uid 0) or system shutdown script must stop the Apache web server on HP-UX.
For HP-UX 11.00 or 11.11 the following command must be executed:
/opt/hpws/apache/bin/apachectl stop
For HP-UX 11.23 the following command must be executed:
/usr/sbin/diag/contrib./slweb -s stop
/opt/hpwebadmin/lbin/apachectl stop: httpd stopped