Using the HP DTC Manager/UX

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Installing DTC Manager/UX with HP-UX 9.x
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1 Start the rbootd and dtcnmd daemons manually by typing the following
commands at the shell prompt:
/etc/rbootd landevice
/etc/dtcnmd landevice
The landevice is the LAN device file name that you found on page 35 in
step 2. It is the LAN interface card that connects your HP 9000 to the LAN. This
is the same LAN that the DTCs are on.
Example: If the LAN device file name, listed by lanscan, which corresponds to
the LAN on which your DTCs are connected, is lan1, type the following:
/etc/rbootd /dev/lan1
/etc/dtcnmd /dev/lan1
2 Edit the /etc/rc file to ensure that the rbootd and dtcnmd daemons are
automatically started up when you reboot the system, as follows:
a Display the file /etc/rc.
b Ensure that the shell variable $RBOOTD_DEVICES is declared and that it
includes the LAN device file name corresponding to the LAN on which the
DTCs are connected.
c If the shell variable $RBOOTD_DEVICES is set for multiple LAN device file
names, replace the line in the file /etc/rc that reads:
if /etc/dtcnmd $RBOOTD_DEVICES
by
if /etc/dtcnmd landevice
Example: If the LAN device file name that corresponds to the LAN on
which your DTCs are connected is /dev/lan1, then you would enter the
following line
if /etc/dtcnmd /dev/lan1
Verifying that the daemons are running
1 Use the ps -ef command to check the daemons as follows.
To check whether rbootd is running, use:
ps -ef |grep rbootd
To check whether dtcnmd and dtcnmp are running, use:
ps -ef |grep dtcnm