HP Process Resource Manager User's Guide

Administering PRM
Protecting the PRM configuration from reboots
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To configure PRM on reboot, set PRM_CONFIG equal to one:
PRM_CONFIG=1
To use a configuration file other than /etc/prmconf, set PRM_CONFIG_FILE
equal to the name of the new file:
PRM_CONFIG_FILE=/etc/opt/prm/conf/dayconf.prm
To enable the appropriate resource managers after PRM has been
configured, set PRM_ENABLE to one:
PRM_ENABLE=1
The PRM_ENABLE variable can be set to one only when PRM_CONFIG is set
to one.
To specify a sleep period for PRM, allowing PRM daemons to stabilize
when large memory consumers are started immediately after PRM is
configured, set PRM_SLEEP to the number of seconds to sleep:
PRM_SLEEP=n
The PRM_SLEEP variable can be set only when PRM_CONFIG is set to one.
To enable PRM’s CPUCAPON mode, set the PRM_CAPPING variable equal
to one:
PRM_CAPPING=1
The PRM_CAPPING variable can be set to one only when PRM_ENABLE is set
to one.
To set the interval for the application manager, set PRM_INTL_APPL to
the number of seconds you want the interval to last:
PRM_INTL_APPL=seconds
To set the interval for the memory manager, set PRM_INTL_MEM to the
number of seconds you want the interval to last:
PRM_INTL_MEM=seconds
To log application manager messages to /var/adm/syslog/syslog.log, set
PRM_LOG_APPL to one:
PRM_LOG_APPL=1
To log memory manager messages to /var/adm/syslog/syslog.log, set
PRM_LOG_MEM to one:
PRM_LOG_MEM=1