Without going to each user's display and exiting the NetView gui manually,
the way to shut them down is to kill each ovw process running on the
system. It's safe. That's what NetView itself will do if you perform a
NetView operation from smit or the Tivoli desktop that requires the guis to
be down. In NetView V5, there is a script for killing all NetView guis from
a command line, /usr/OV/bin/ovwexit.
At 04:35 PM 7/21/99 -0400, you wrote:
>Thanks Scott. I guess this was the case with me too. Just a
>quicky..could you tell me how I can bring all Netview user interfaces
>down (that are started from different OS ids without having to go to
>those ids) before I am going ahead with daemon recycle.
>
>Kashif
>
>--- Scott Donohoo <scott.donohoo@TIVOLI.COM> wrote:
>> Hello Kashif,
>>
>> The dispsub process *should* go away when you shut
>> down the NetView gui.
>> The only time I have seen it get left behind (after
>> which it may begin to
>> loop and take up CPU, a problem we are looking at)
>> is if NetView was
>> shutdown improperly. e.g. stopping the daemons
>> without first stopping all
>> of the guis. If it's left behind from a previous
>> shutdown, it will
>> disconnect from ovw and a new one will start when
>> NetView is restarted.
>> There should only be one.
>>
>> If you are not using the dispsub function at all, I
>> recommend you disable
>> its startup by editing
>>
>> /usr/OV/registration/C/dispsub
>>
>> and removing the '-Initial' flag from the command
>> startup line.
>>
>> At 02:20 PM 07/20/1999 -0400, you wrote:
>> >Netview 5.1.1 on Solaris 2.6.
>> >
>> >I can see multiple instances of dispsub process
>> started on my Netview
>> >server on different dates. I understand that this
>> process should only
>> >start when I am trying to look at Netview submap
>> from the TEC console.
>> >Something that I never do.
>> >Question: Does dispsub also start if I use the
>> Tivoli console to start
>> >a Netview user interface? The command used in that
>> case is
>> > nv6000_smit applstart -map 'Main' -mode
>> '-ro'
>> >why I ask, because the userid dispsub seems to have
>> multiple instances
>> >running from, starts netview with this command
>> (wanted to open a
>> >read-only NV map only actually). The other userid
>> that uses the netview
>> >script to start GUI also has an instance of dispsub
>> running from it.
>> >Why?
>> >
>> >Dispsub doesn't seem to be cleaning itself up after
>> the GUI is brought
>> >down. how can I address that..??
>> >
>> >Thanks
>> >Kashif
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>> Scott Donohoo
>> Tivoli NetView for UNIX/NT L2 Support
>>
>
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