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HP Performance Agent Preconfigured Elements Preconfigured Elements This section describes preconfigured templates, template groups, and applications used by HP Performance Agent on HP-UX and Sun Solaris managed nodes. NOTE HP Performance Application bank functions are not available for Windows managed nodes. For Windows, only deploy and remove are available. Types of Applications Table 4-2 Application Check alarmdef Check parm Config alarmdef Config parm There is one application group named OV Performance. You can select the following applications from the Application Group: OV Performance window. Applications in Group: OV Performance Description Check the syntax of the HP Performance Agent alarmdef file (utility -xc). Check the syntax of the HP Performance Agent parm file (utility -xp). Edit the HP Performance Agent alarmdef file and check the syntax (utility -xc). Edit the HP Performance Agent parm file and check the syntax (utility -up). Config Datasources Config ttd.conf List Processes List Versions Reactivate alarmdef Restart PA Servers For HP Performance Agent 3.x, edit the /var/opt/perf/perflbd.rc file. For HP Performance Agent 4.x, edit the /var/opt/OV/conf/perf/datasources file. Edit the /var/opt/perf/ttd.conf file. List the active performance tool processes (perfstat -p). List the version numbers for key performance tool files (perfstat -v). Reinitialize HP Performance Agent alarmgen process (mwa restart alarm). Reinitialize HP Performance Agent server processes (mwa restart server). Chapter 4 197
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Contents 1. Installing HPOM Agents
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Preface This guide explains HP Oper
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HPOM Documentation Map HP Operation
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features Java and Motif GUIs, 296 f
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