User's Manual

hp StorageWorks File System Extender User Guide 21
Generally, FSE daemons/services are the processes that are running most of the time FSE is operating. An
FSE daemon/service is usually a server process with several sophisticated services. FSE agents are
software agents, and are designed to perform defined tasks required by each specific job.
Location of the binaries for FSE daemons/services and FSE agents is platform-dependent.
Linux specific
FSE daemon/service and agent binaries are located in the directory /opt/fse/lbin.
Windows specific
FSE daemon/service and agent binaries are located in the directory %InstallPath%\bin.
The value of %InstallPath% depends on the choice made in the FSE installation process. It defaults to
C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\FSE.
CAUTION: You should not run any of the binaries manually. Such improper use may cause data loss.
Windows specific: fse.exe is the binary of the fse command. It can be used for purposes described in
FSE command list” on page 24.
FSE daemons/services and FSE agents are listed in the following table.
FSE daemon/service
or FSE agent
Binary Running on... Description
File System Event Manager fse-fsevtmgr FSE client Intercepts mount events for
the HSM file system and
starts Hierarchical Storage
Manager (HSM)
Hierarchical Storage
Manager
fse-hsm FSE client Receives file system events,
manages HSM lists, starts
migration, release, recall,
and deletion jobs
FSE Service fse-svc FSE client, FSE server Launches other FSE
daemons/services and FSE
agents
FSE Windows Service fse.exe Windows FSE client,
Windows FSE server
Launches other FSE
services at system startup
Resource Manager fse-rm FSE server Manages Resource
Management Database,
allocates FSE resources
(FSE drives, FSE media,
and so on)
Management Interface fse-mif FSE server Handles user requests
issued with FSE
commands, manages FSE
administrative jobs
Partition Manager fse-pm FSE server Manages FSE jobs for
migration, recall, deletion,
recovery, reorganization,
and maintenance