OVNM 5.3 - Operations Agent for NonStop Installation Guide

Installing OVNM on Linux Server 80
6-4 Starting OVNM on HPOMU 9 Linux
After Installing OVNM and configuring the environment, use the following command to start the OVNM Agents
on the OVNM Linux Management Server.
# /opt/OV/ovnm/bin/ovnm_start.sh
Note the ovnm_start.sh file is used to start the ovnm_spi process. In order to alter the run-time parameters of
the OVNM agents, you can use the ovnm_spi binary.
#./ovnm_spi –help
Usage: OVNM_SPI
-logfile|-trace <filename> trace messages to the specified file. Default file
is stderr
-diagnose To generate diagnostic file.
-node Set incoming node name during OVO message logging
-alive <value> How often to check that elink is alive (Default is 180
seconds)
-count <value> How many messages to generate if elink is down or hung
(Default is 3)
-maxgobacknumseconds <value> Maximum no of seconds to go back during message
queuing (Default is 10800 seconds)
-msgqueuing Enables message queuing feature (Default is OFF)
-logfilelen <number-of-bytes> Set logfile size (Default is 5MB)
-internalmsg <ON|OFF> Enables send internal message to OVO feature (Default
is ON)
-internalmsgseverity < NORMAL | WARNING | MINOR | MAJOR | CRITICAL > Set
severity of internal messages (Default is CRITICAL)
-agent To check if OVO agent is running or not before sending messages to
OVO.
-catchuptimeout <value> How many seconds to wait for catchup messages.
Default is 120 seconds.
-ovomonitoringinterval <value> How often to monitor OVO agent/server. Default
is 10 seconds.
-ovnmmode311 <ON|OFF> Enable or disable the OVNM mode 311. Default is OFF.
Once the OVNM agents are started, you can follow the procedure listed in the Testing OVNM and HPOM
Integration section to test the integration.
In case you need to stop OVNM Agents on the HPOM Management Server, use the following command.
# /opt/OV/ovnm/bin/ovnm_stop.sh