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2008-07-26 21:29:04
安装OVPA时加入选项 –p ncs (则可以开启NCS通讯方式)
安装完毕可以改相关启动脚本,(以下示例为sun 下脚本示例)
bash-2.05# more /etc/default/ovpa
# @(#)ovpa.default C.04.50.00
###############################################################################
#
# This file contains various environment variables which control the behavior
# of MeasureWare Agent upon start. It is sourced by the following scripts:
#
# o /opt/perf/bin/ovpa MeasureWare Agent control script
# o /etc/init.d/ovpa MeasureWare Agent auto-start script
#
# The following are the environment and shell variables that can be modified
# by user to change the default behavior of MeasureWare Agent.
#
###############################################################################
# NOTICE:
#
# This file is not overwritten during a MeasureWare Agent product update. A new
# copy of this file is left in the /opt/perf/newconfig directory.
# All variables whith names beginning with RPC_ are in this file for historical
# reasons and should not be uncommented.
# The user should uncomment or change the variables, if necessary,
# in a file named /etc/default/hplwdce
###############################################################################
#
# MWA_START
# This file originally has MWA_START set to 1 because it is assumed
# that the user will edit the /var/opt/perf/parm file to suit their
# environment prior to system boot.
#
# Values: 0 Do not start MeasureWare agent at the system boot
# 1 Start MeasureWare agent at the system boot
#
# Purpose: This variable controls the auto-start of the MeasureWare agent
# at the system reboot.
#
# Exported: No
#
# MWA_PROTOCOL
# Values: ncs Run MeasureWare Agent as NCS service
# dce Run MeasureWare Agent as DCE service
#
# Purpose: Determines whether MeasureWare Agent servers register their
# interfaces as NCS or DCE interfaces.
#
# Exported: No
#
# MWA_START_COMMAND
# Values: command string
#
# Purpose: Contains a command to be used to start MeasureWare agent at
# the system boot. Normally set to "mwa start".
#
# Exported: No
#
# MWA_LLBD_COMMAND
# Values: command string
#
# Purpose: Contains the command string to be used to start the NCS local
# location broker deamon. The dced daemon supplied with the
# product is capable of emulating NCS's local location
# broker, therefore this is a preferred choice upon the product
# installation. However, users that still wish to run genuine NCS
# location broker daemon may choose to set this to:
# MWA_LLBD_COMMAND="/opt/perf/bin/llbd"
# Note that this variable only applies when MWA operates
# in NCS mode and neither dced nor llbd are already running.
#
# Exported: No
#
# MWA_RPC_INETADDR
# Values: IP address in dotted format
#
# Purpose: When MeasureWare Agent is run in NCS mode on multi-homed
# systems, this environment variable defines the network
# interface to be used for communication with client products,
# such as PerfView. NCS does not support registration to
# multiple interfaces therefore this environment variable must
# explicitly be set if the default network interface is not
# reachable by the client products.
#
# Exported: Yes
#
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# The following are DCE environment variables which affect the behavior
# of DCE runtime and DCE based servers. Although MeasureWare Agent
# provides basic DCE runtime services as a part of the product package,
# it will automatically detect and deploy any existing Transarc or DASCOM DCE
# runtime installation. In such case, some environment variables must also
# be set in the appropriate startup script of the existing DCE product in order
# to work correctly. Such environment variables are marked with Yes at DCE
# Runtime line. All environment variables listed below must be exported.
#
#
# RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS
# Values: Range of valid ports
#
# Purpose: Restricts the range from which the DCE runtime selects the
# communication ports to the listed range. This is useful when
# client and server must communicate through port filtering
# firewall. Please note that the range must not be too small so
# that the runtime does not run out of resources. This
# environment variable affects entire DCE runtime and thus all
# applications that use DCE. The MeasureWare Agent services
# require one communication port for each registered data source
# plus additional five ports. For more information on firewall
# support, please see the Installation and Configuration Guide.
#
# DCE Runtime: Yes
#
# RPC_UNSUPPORTED_NETADDRS
# Values: List of networks not to be used by DCE
#
# Purpose: Prevent binding DCE services to the network addresses listed
# in the variable string. On multi-homed systems it is sometimes
# desired to prevent using certain networks for DCE based
# services.
#
# DCE Runtime: YES
#
# SPECIAL NOTICE
# Different DCE clients may use the different variables to
# exclude or include networks in the binding list. If you are
# not using the Lightweight DCE runtime provided with the
# MeasureWare Agent, you may need to check the documentation
# of your DCE client.
#
# RPC_SUPPORTED_NETADDRS
# Values: List of networks to be used by DCE
#
# Purpose: Enable binding DCE services to the network addresses listed
# in the variable string. On multi-homed systems it is sometimes
# desired to enable using certain networks for DCE based
# services.
#
# DCE Runtime: YES
#
# SPECIAL NOTICE
# Different DCE clients may use the different variables to
# exclude or include networks in the binding list. If you are
# not using the Lightweight DCE runtime provided with the
# MeasureWare Agent, you may need to check the documentation
# of your DCE client.
#
# RPC_NOALIAS_NETIFS
# Values: 1 or unset (default)
#
# Purpose: If RPC_NOALIAS_NETIFS is set to 1 only the primary IP
# address for each local network interface is extracted as
# the usable set of network addresses for this DCE client.
# All IP aliases for all network interfaces are ignored.
# This variable is automatically
set to
# where the number of all IP addresses is greater than 32.
#
# DCE Runtime: YES
#
# SPECIAL NOTICE
# Different DCE clients may use the different variables to
# exclude or include networks in the binding list. If you are
# not using the Lightweight DCE runtime provided with the
# MeasureWare Agent, you may need to check the documentation
# of your DCE client.
#
###############################################################################
MWA_START=1
MWA_PROTOCOL=http
MWA_START_COMMAND="/opt/perf/bin/mwa start"
MWA_LLBD_COMMAND="/etc/init.d/hplwdce force"
DEFAULT_HPLWDCE_FILE="/etc/default/hplwdce"
if [ -f "$DEFAULT_HPLWDCE_FILE" ]
then
. $DEFAULT_HPLWDCE_FILE
fi
#
# Replace the 127. address with the IP address of desired network interface
# to direct MWA NCS mode communication through this particular network, and
# uncomment the following two lines.
# MWA_RPC_INETADDR=127.0.0.1
# export MWA_RPC_INETADDR
#
#
###############################################################################
# NOTICE :
#
# All variables whith names beginning with RPC_ are in this file for historical
# reasons and should not be uncommented.
# The user should uncomment or change the variables, if necessary,
# in a file named /etc/default/hplwdce
###############################################################################
#
# If you want to connect to MeasureWare Agent or PerfView Alarm Daemon
# (pvlarmd) through the port filtering firewall, replace the below
# port range with the desired port range and uncomment the two lines
# below. For more information on firewall support, please see the
# MeasureWare Agent Installation and Configuration Guide.
# RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS=ncadg_ip_udp[10500-10540]:ncacn_ip_tcp[10500-10540]
# export RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS
#
# If you want to exclude network addresses from the DCE binding list, replace
# the 127.0.0.1 below with a list of real addresses and uncomment the
# following two lines.
# RPC_UNSUPPORTED_NETADDRS=127.0.0.1
# export RPC_UNSUPPORTED_NETADDRS
#
# If you want to include network addresses to the DCE binding list, replace
# the 127.0.0.1 below with a list of real addresses and uncomment the
# following two lines.
# RPC_SUPPORTED_NETADDRS=127.0.0.1
# export RPC_SUPPORTED_NETADDRS
#
# If you want to ignore DCE binding for all network interfaces, uncomment
# the following two lines.
# RPC_NOALIAS_NETIFS=1
# export RPC_NOALIAS_NETIFS
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