HP Operations Manager for UNIX Administrator’s Reference

About the HPOM Java-Based Operator GUI
Accessing NNM from the Java GUI
Configuring NNM Access with Command-line Tools
To configure and deploy NNM access, HPOM provides two command-line
tools:
opcctrlovw
opcmapnode
Controller tool.
See “About the Controller Tool” on page 310.
Node mapping tool.
See “About the Node Mapping Tool” on page 311.
About the Controller Tool
The opcctrlovw tool is used to control an associated ovw process. When
provided with startup information as a command-line argument, the
controller tool opcctrlovw calls the process ovw, based on that startup
information. The controller tool is responsible for one ovw process. If the
controller tool process stops for any reason, the ovw process is
terminated automatically.
Syntax for the Controller Tool
The command-line syntax for the controller tool is as follows:
opcctrlovw
[-display ]
[-user ]
[-stop | -highlight | -action
{}]
For more information, see the man page opcctrlovw(1m).
Configuring the Controller Tool
You can configure the controller tool opcctrlovw by writing a
configuration file, which contains user-specific settings. You should place
this configuration file on the management server, then distribute it to
each managed node station.
The user name provided on the command line is used as a key. For each
user name, you can configure a configuration entry containing the map,
registration directory, and read-only or read/write-only mode,
The configuration file is based on the Extensible Markup Language
(XML), with the following Document Type Definition (DTD):
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