Sergio -
No, this is isn't right and you need to determine which daemons didn't start
and why. You say you have sourced the environment, but was it sourced before?
You need to determine which daemons don't start and why.
My guess is that the Tivoli environment is not being sourced even though you
think it is. And some of the daemons don't start (typically ovtopmd and
everyone who depends upon him ) as a result. But when you come in and do
"ovtsart" your environment does not come into play if ovspmd is still running.
He is the one who starts the other daemons. So then you have to stop them all
(ovtsop nvsecd) and then restart them all so that this new ovspmd inherits your
environment.
As for running "netview" , that probably works because it changes the LIBPATH
(which is what sourcing the environment does) but running it and not having the
map start is not an option, unless you want to copy that script and remove the
call to ovw. But that's not a good solution to your problem. Figuring out why
your environment isn't working is better.
James Shanks
Tivoli (NetView for UNIX) L3 Support
Sergio Cardona F <scardona@MAIL.VISIONTECH.COM.CO> on 09/01/99 11:41:29 AM
Please respond to Discussion of IBM NetView and POLYCENTER Manager on NetView
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To: NV-L@UCSBVM.UCSB.EDU
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Subject: ovstart
Hi All:
I have NetView 5.1.1 for AIX, AIX ver 4.3.1 , RS/6000 H50 1Gb ram.
Some times the ovstart command can not start the NetView daemons, this
happends every time I run the ovstart for the first time after a
reboot, I have ever run the .setup_env, so should not be enviroment
problems.
To start NetView I must run the netview command, but the problem is
that it alway displays the map, and the client does not like it.
Questions:
Is this behavior right ?
There is any way to start the NetView with the netview command without
display the map?
Thanks a lot and regards,
Sergio Cardona.
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