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    S AM–HP SMH Cr os s R e f er ence Gui de HP -UX 1 1i HP P art Number : 5 99 2 - 2 8 99 P ublished: September 2008 E dition: 1 . 0[...]

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    © Copyright 2008 Hewlett-P ackard Development Company , L.P . Legal Notices Confidential computer softw are. V alid license from HP required for possession, use or copying. Consistent with F AR 12.211 and 12.212, Commercial Computer Softw are, Computer Software Documentation, and T echnical Data for Commercial Items are licensed to the U.S. Gov er[...]

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    T able o f C onte nts Abou t this Docume nt .......................................................................................................... 7 Sc op e of t hi s Do c um en t ..........................................................................................................................7 In te nd ed A ud ie nc e..................[...]

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    L ist of F igur es 1- 1 HP S M H Ho me P a ge .....................................................................................................................11 1- 2 HP S M H T oo ls P a ge ......................................................................................................................12 4 List of Figures[...]

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    L ist of T a bles 1 Co nv en ti on s.....................................................................................................................................7 2 Pu bl is hi ng H is to ry ..........................................................................................................................8 2- 1 Ma pp in g SA M wi t h[...]

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    Abo ut this Doc ument This document contains information that will help system administrators learn how the functionalities in System Administration Management (SAM) map with the functionalities in HP System Management Homepage (HP SMH). System Administrators who are currently using SAM for system management tasks can use this document to learn how[...]

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    R elated Inf or matio n In addition to this document, information about HP SMH can be found in the following documentation: • Online help av ailable with the respective SMH plug-ins • The following documents on the HP T echnical Documentation website at www .docs.hp.com — HP System Management Homepage Release Notes — HP System Management Ho[...]

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    1 HP S y stem Manage ment Homepage (HP SMH) This chapter provides a brief introduction to HP SMH, describes what is new in this edition of the document, describes how to start SMH, and briefly introduces the SMH Home page and SMH T ools page. This chapter addresses the following topics: • “ About HP System Management Homepage” (page 9) • ?[...]

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    NO TE: The smh command is av ailable only in HP-UX 11i v3 February 2007 release and later . The procedures in this section are applicable to HP-UX 11i v3 systems. In HP-UX 11i v1 and HP-UX 11i v2 systems, the sam command remains the primary interface. St ar ting HP SMH GUI Follow this procedure to open the HP SMH GUI using the smh command: 1. Log i[...]

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    Figur e 1 - 1 HP SMH Home P ag e For more information about HP SMH Home page, see the HP System Management Homepage help provided with the product. HP SMH T ools P age The T ools page provides a point of entry to the management plug-in applications that are analogous to the System Administration Manager (SAM) main page, also known as the SAM Functi[...]

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    Figur e 1 - 2 HP SMH T ools P age Following are the links that you might see on the T ools page (listed here in alphabetical order): • Accounts for Users and Groups • Audit Configuration • Authenticated Commands (P AM) • Disks and File Systems • Distributed Systems Administration Utilities (DSAU) • Evweb • IPMI • Event V iewer • K[...]

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    2 Mapp ing S AM w ith HP SMH This chapter describes the steps to reach the point in the application where y ou can perform the respective administration task. This chapter is organized in to sections based on the functional areas. For every functional area a table outlines the steps for SAM GUI, HP SMH GUI, and HP SMH TUI. Ho w to r ead the table s[...]

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    • “Networking and Communications (ncw eb)” (page 34) “Network Interfaces Configuration” (page 34) “Network Services Configuration” (page 36) • “P eripheral Devices (pdweb)” (page 38) • “Printers and Plotters (lpweb)” (page 39) 14 Mapping SAM with HP SMH[...]

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    Acco unts f or Us ers and Gr oup s (ugw eb) T abl e 2- 2 SAM- SMH M apping – Accounts for Users and Groups Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask #smh u > l > a 1. T ools 2. Accounts for User s and Groups 3. Configure Local Users 4. Local Users 5. Add User Account 1. SAM Areas 2. Accounts for User s and Groups 3. Users 4. Actions[...]

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    T abl e 2- 2 SAM- SMH M apping – Accounts for Users and Groups (continued) Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask #smh u > l > Select a user > s 1. T ools 2. Accounts for User s and Groups 3. Configure Local Users 4. Local Users 5. Select a user using the checkbox 6. Modify Security Attributes In the case of trusted system 1. [...]

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    T abl e 2- 2 SAM- SMH M apping – Accounts for Users and Groups (continued) Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask #smh u > n > Select a user > Enter 1. T ools 2. Accounts for User s and Groups 3. Configure NIS Users 4. NIS Users 5. Select a user using the checkbox 1. SAM Areas 2. Accounts for User s and Groups 3. NIS Users 4. [...]

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    T abl e 2- 2 SAM- SMH M apping – Accounts for Users and Groups (continued) Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask #smh u > n > Select a user > t 1. T ools 2. Accounts for User s and Groups 3. Configure NIS Users 4. NIS Users 5. Select a user using the checkbox 6. T ask Customization 1. SAM Areas 2. Accounts for User s and Grou[...]

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    T abl e 2- 2 SAM- SMH M apping – Accounts for Users and Groups (continued) Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask #smh u > t > Select a template > Enter 1. T ools 2. Accounts for User s and Groups 3. Configure User T emplates 4. User T emplates 5. Select a template using the checkbox 1. SAM Areas 2. Accounts for User s and Gro[...]

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    A uditing and Sec ur ity C onf igur ation (s ecw eb) T abl e 2-3 S AM- SMH M apping – Auditing and Security Configuration Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask #smh c > v 1. T ools 2. A uditing and Security Attributes Configuration 3. A udit Events 4. View A udit Log 1. SAM Areas 2. A uditing and Security 3. A udited Events 4. Acti[...]

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    T abl e 2-3 S AM- SMH M apping – Auditing and Security Configuration (continued) Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask #smh c > e > Select an event > Enter > n 1. T ools 2. A uditing and Security Attributes Configuration 3. A udit Events 4. Select an event category 5. A udit Neither Success Nor Failure 1. SAM Areas 2. A ud[...]

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    T abl e 2-3 S AM- SMH M apping – Auditing and Security Configuration (continued) Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask #smh c > l > Select a user > Enter > c 1. T ools 2. A uditing and Security Attributes Configuration 3. Local Users 4. Select a user 5. Configure P er User Exceptions 1. SAM Areas 2. A uditing and Security [...]

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    Disks and F ile S y st ems Co nfi gur ati on (fs w eb) T abl e 2 - 4 SAM- SMH Mapping – Disks and File S ystems Configur ation Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask #smh f > d > Select disk > Enter 1. T ools 2. Disks and File Systems 3. Disks 4. Select a device 1. SAM Areas 2. Disks and File Systems 3. Disk Devices 4. Select [...]

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    T abl e 2 - 4 SAM- SMH Mapping – Disks and File S ystems Configur ation (continued) Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask #smh f > d > r 1. T ools 2. Disks and File Systems 3. Disks 4. Refresh 1. SAM Areas 2. Disks and File Systems 3. Disk Devices 4. Select device 5. Actions 6. Diagnose Missing Disk Diagnosing missing disk #smh [...]

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    T abl e 2 - 4 SAM- SMH Mapping – Disks and File S ystems Configur ation (continued) Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask #smh f > f > Select a file system > m 1. T ools 2. Disks and File Systems 3. File Systems 4. Select a file system 5. Modify <file system type> 1. SAM Areas 2. Disks and File Systems 3. File Systems 4[...]

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    T abl e 2 - 4 SAM- SMH Mapping – Disks and File S ystems Configur ation (continued) Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask #smh f > f > Select a file system > Enter > d 1. T ools 2. Disks and File Systems 3. 4. File Systems 5. Select a file system 6. Defragment Directories 1. SAM Areas 2. Disks and File Systems 3. File Syst[...]

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    T abl e 2 - 4 SAM- SMH Mapping – Disks and File S ystems Configur ation (continued) Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask #smh f > l > Select a logical volume > Enter > u 1. T ools 2. Disks and File Systems 3. Logical V olumes 4. Select a logical volume 5. Marking L V as Used 1. SAM Areas 2. Disks and File Systems 3. Logic[...]

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    T abl e 2 - 4 SAM- SMH Mapping – Disks and File S ystems Configur ation (continued) Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask Currently not supported 1. T ools 2. Disks and File Systems 3. Logical V olumes 4. V eritas Enterprise Administrator 1. SAM Areas 2. Disks and File Systems 3. Logical V olumes 4. Actions 5. Run V eritas Enterprise [...]

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    T abl e 2 - 4 SAM- SMH Mapping – Disks and File S ystems Configur ation (continued) Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask #smh f > v > Select a volume group > Enter > g 1. T ools 2. Disks and File Systems 3. V olume Gr oups 4. Select a volume group 5. Export V G 1. SAM Areas 2. Disks and File Systems 3. V olume Gr oups 4. [...]

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    T abl e 2 - 4 SAM- SMH Mapping – Disks and File S ystems Configur ation (continued) Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask Currently not supported Currently not supported 1. SAM Areas 2. Disks and File Systems 3. V olume Gr oups 4. Select a volume group 5. Actions 6. Hot Spare Administration 7. Move Data Fr om Active Spare to T arget D[...]

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    T abl e 2 - 4 SAM- SMH Mapping – Disks and File S ystems Configur ation (continued) Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask Currently not supported 1. T ools 2. Disks and File Systems 3. P aging Space 4. Select a device file 5. Add P aging Space on Device 1. SAM Areas 2. Disks and File Systems 3. Swap 4. Select a device file 5. Actions [...]

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    K er nel C onf igur ation (k cw eb) T abl e 2-5 S AM- SMH M apping – K ernel Configuration Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask #smh k > t > Select a tunable > Enter 1. T ools 2. Kernel Configuration 3. T unables 4. Select a tunable 1. SAM Areas 2. Kernel Configuration (character mode) 3. t 4. Select a tunable 5. Enter Viewi[...]

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    T abl e 2-5 S AM- SMH M apping – K ernel Configuration (continued) Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask #smh k > a > Select an alarm > r 1. T ools 2. Kernel Configuration 3. Alarms 4. Select an alarm 5. Remove 1. SAM Areas 2. Kernel Configuration (character mode) 3. a 4. Select an alarm 5. r Deleting an Alarm #smh k > a &[...]

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    Netw or king and Comm unicati ons (ncw eb) Netw ork In terface s Conf igur ation T abl e 2-6 S AM- SMH M apping – Net wor k Interfaces Configuration Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask #smh n > i > n > Select interface > Enter > l 1. T ools 2. Network Interfaces Configuration 3. Network Interface Car ds 4. Select an i[...]

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    T abl e 2-6 S AM- SMH M apping – Net wor k Interfaces Configuration (continued) Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask #smh n > i > v > c 1. T ools 2. Network Interfaces Configuration 3. Virtual LANs 4. Add VLAN 1. SAM Areas 2. Networking and Communications 3. Virtual LAN 4. Actions 5. Create VLAN Adding a VLAN #smh n > i &[...]

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    Netw ork S er v ice s Conf igur ation T abl e 2- 7 SAM- SMH M apping – Net work Services Configur ation Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask #smh n > s > f > s > Select file system > Enter 1. T ools 2. Network Services Configuration 3. Networked File Systems 4. Share/Unshare File Systems 5. Select an interface 1. SAM A[...]

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    T abl e 2- 7 SAM- SMH M apping – Net work Services Configur ation (continued) Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask #smh n > s > f > s > d 1. T ools 2. Network Services Configuration 3. Networked File Systems 4. Share/Unshare File Systems 5. Select an interface 6. Disable NFS Server 1. SAM Areas 2. Networking and Communica[...]

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    P er ipher al Dev ices (pd w eb) T abl e 2-8 S AM- SMH M apping – P eripheral De vices Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask #smh d > o > Select a slot > Enter > c 1. T ools 2. P eripheral Devices 3. Manage P eripheral Devices 4. OLRAD Cards 5. Select a slot 6. Run Critical Resource Anal ysis 1. SAM Areas 2. P eripheral De[...]

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    Pr inte rs and P lotters (lp w eb) T abl e 2-9 S AM- SMH M apping – Printers and P lotters Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask #smh l > a > Select Add RS-232 printer/plotter > Enter > Select H/W P ath > Enter 1. T ools 2. Printer Management (web-based) 3. Configure Printers/Plotter s 4. Add RS-232 printer/plotter 1. S[...]

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    T abl e 2-9 S AM- SMH M apping – Printers and P lotters (continued) Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask #smh l > p > Select printer > Enter 1. T ools 2. Printer Management (web-based) 3. Configure Printers/Plotter s 4. Select printer 1. SAM Areas 2. P eripheral Devices 3. Printers and Plotter s 4. LP Spooler 5. Printers and[...]

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    T abl e 2-9 S AM- SMH M apping – Printers and P lotters (continued) Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask #smh l > p > Select printer > Enter > d 1. T ools 2. Printer Management (web-based) 3. Configure Printers/Plotter s 4. Select printer 5. Disable Printer 1. SAM Areas 2. P eripheral Devices 3. Printers and Plotter s 4. [...]

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    T abl e 2-9 S AM- SMH M apping – Printers and P lotters (continued) Using HP SMH TUI Using HP SMH GUI Using SAM T ask #smh l > s > s 1. T ools 2. Printer Management (web-based) 3. Save/Restore Spooler Configuration 4. Start Print Spooler 1. SAM Areas 2. P eripheral Devices 3. Printers and Plotter s 4. LP Spooler 5. Printers and Plotter s 6.[...]