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HP Operations Manager for UNIX Administrator’s Reference

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About <strong>HP</strong>OM Language Support<br />

About Language Support on the Management Server<br />

About Language Support on the Management<br />

Server<br />

On the <strong>HP</strong> <strong>Operations</strong> management server, localization considerations<br />

determine the following:<br />

❏<br />

❏<br />

Language<br />

Language used to display status messages from the <strong>HP</strong> <strong>Operations</strong><br />

server and managed nodes in the <strong>HP</strong>OM Java GUI.<br />

Character Set<br />

Character set used <strong>for</strong> internal processing.<br />

Setting the Language on the Management Server<br />

When you start the <strong>HP</strong>OM server processes (<strong>for</strong> example, with ovstart<br />

ovoacomm and ovstart opc), <strong>HP</strong>OM evaluates the currently set locale<br />

and selects the related message catalog to be used. This evaluation and<br />

selection usually takes place during system boot.<br />

ovstart is issued on the management server from within the following<br />

shell script:<br />

❏<br />

<strong>HP</strong>-UX<br />

/sbin/init.d/ov500<br />

❏ Solaris<br />

/etc/rc3.d/S98netmgt<br />

At this point, the LANG variable is set to C or not yet set.<br />

If you want the <strong>HP</strong>OM server processes to send their status messages in<br />

a different (supported) language, set LANG be<strong>for</strong>e ovstart ovoacomm is<br />

called. Currently the <strong>HP</strong>OM sever processes send their status messages<br />

only in the English or Japanese language.<br />

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