OVNPM 1.5.2 - Performance Agent for NonStop Server Management Guide

8-1-2 OVNPM Application Environment

CORE and SN environments are defined during the installation.

DSV and DSN environments are defined using the VCONF utility after the installation.

Besides the Host Management Client (discussed in Chapter 7) there are two other way to manage the OVNPM

application environment.

1. OVNPM TACL Macros are provided to manage the OVNPM environment.

2. VCONF utility provides a command line interface for executing useful TACL macro commands.

8-1-3 OVNPM Application Commands

(Using supplied OVNPM TACK macros.)

NOTE: The OVNPM Tacl commands were updated in SPR T0684 AAE. Most of the previous management

commands are still supported but are superseded. Refer to Appendix D: Host Commands for details.

All applications are supported with the following commands:

• sv_start: The sv_start command without an argument starts all configured applications.

• sv_status: The sv_status command without an argument shows a brief status of all the configured

applications.

• sv_stop: The sv_stop command with the application name can be used to stop the specified application.

Use * to stop all the applications.

For more detail, refer to Appendix D: Operational Commands and online help “<commandName> -?”.

8-2 Loading the OVNPM TACL Environment

OVNPM server is managed by TACL commands, which require TACL environment. The TACL environment can be

loaded using the VISLOAD TACL macro located in the OVNPM Environment TACL subvolume. The default

OVNPM TACL subvolume is OVPMTACL.

In following example, the product is installed on disk $DATA07. The installer used the default OVPMTACL

subvolume for the TACL Environment.

$DATA01.OPERATOR 20> RUN $DATA01.OV15TACL.VISLOAD

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-- Version 1.5.0 (aakv). --

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Load OVNPM environment from $DATA01.OV15TACL.visenv.

Load OVNPM commands from $DATA01.OV15TACL.viscmd.

Display Agent tcpip port: 5000.

Navigator tcpip port: 5001.

pmTransport tcpip port: 5004.

Type 'sv_help' under Tacl prompt to list OVNPM commands.

After running the visload macro, all the OVNPM TACL commands are available. Notice that all those command

start by prefix SV_. Refer to Appendix D: Host Commands for a complete host command reference.

NOTE: The command run visload must be executed before running any sv_* command.