Starting a Domain Manager
The sm_server command can be used to start a
Domain Manager
. The syntax
of the command is as follows:sm_server [<options>...]
Some of the common sm_server options are described in Table 7 on
page 60.
Options | Description |
|---|---|
-- name=<name> | Specifies the name of the . |
-- config=<cfg> | Specifies the sm_server configuration file to use. Configuration
files are loaded from the directories /local/conf/ <cfg> and /conf/<cfg> . |
-- port=<port> | Specifies the alternate port. |
-- bootstrap=<file> | Specifies the alternate bootstrap configuration file. The file name is relative to the configuration directory (as
set by the -- config option). The default is bootstrap.conf. |
-- ignore-restore-errors | Indicates ignore errors encountered while restoring the saved topology. |
-- norestore | Indicates do not attempt to restore any saved objects. |
-- subscribe=<sub> | Specifies start a subscription adapter that automatically subscribes to the specified notifications. |
-- broker=<location> | Specifies the alternate location as host:port. Also - b <location> . |
-- output[=<file> ] | Messages generated from internal logging calls are directed to the log file. The file name is <file> , or the -- logname value if <file> is omitted. Log files are always placed in /local/logs. |
-- daemon | Run the program as a daemon (UNIX only). Messages generated from internal
logging calls are directed to the log file. Log files are written to the /logs directory. |
-- facility=<facility> | Instructs the DMT program to log any syslog messages with the specified syslog facility (UNIX/Linux only). The
default is Daemon. The <facility> setting can be one of the following:
|
To display a complete list of the sm_server options on your system, type the following command with administrative privileges: