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Installing <strong>HP</strong>OM Agents on the Managed Nodes<br />

Installation Requirements<br />

Setting Kernel Parameters<br />

Be<strong>for</strong>e installing <strong>HP</strong>OM on <strong>UNIX</strong> systems, make sure the kernel<br />

parameters are set correctly. Although system default values are<br />

normally sufficient, the logfile encapsulator sometimes requires that the<br />

number of open files be increased.<br />

Table 1-1 gives values <strong>for</strong> kernel parameters on <strong>HP</strong>-UX managed nodes.<br />

Other <strong>UNIX</strong>-based agent plat<strong>for</strong>ms generally require similar values.<br />

NOTE<br />

For in<strong>for</strong>mation about recommended kernel parameters <strong>for</strong> Solaris<br />

managed nodes, refer to the <strong>HP</strong>OM Software Release Notes.<br />

Table 1-1<br />

Important Kernel Parameters <strong>for</strong> Managed Nodes<br />

Parameter Description Minimum Value<br />

nfile<br />

Maximum number of open<br />

files.<br />

20 a<br />

semmns Required semaphores. 20<br />

shmmax Maximum shared memory. None required.<br />

msgmni Message queues. None required.<br />

nflocks File locks. 10<br />

a. This number depends on several factors. Normally a value of<br />

20 per process is sufficient. However, the more logfiles that<br />

are configured <strong>for</strong> the logfile encapsulator, the more file<br />

descriptors are needed. Normally, one logfile requires about<br />

one file descriptor. Any actions that result in processes being<br />

started on the managed node need additional file descriptors.<br />

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Chapter 1

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