Nways Manager for AIX-LAN Network Manager/I.H.M.P. User's Guide
This chapter explains where the LAN Network Manager files are installed
during the installation process and describes the daemons that begin running
when you start LAN Network Manager.
When the installation process is complete, the LAN Network Manager product
files are installed in the following directories:
- Directory
- Type of Files
- /usr/lpp/cml
- This directory contains all the files needed to install and to handle SMIT
configuration.
- /usr/CML/app-defaults/C
- Application default X resource definitions
- /usr/CML/backgrounds
- Device-specific background maps
- /usr/CML/bin
- Executable files
- /usr/CML/bitmaps/C
- LAN Network Manager icons
- /usr/CML/conf
- Configuration files
- /usr/CML/data
-
- /usr/CML/databases
- Databases or data flat files
- /usr/CML/help
- Help text
- /usr/CML/fields
- LAN Network Manager fields
- /usr/CML/filters
- Filter strings
- /usr/CML/gifs
- GIF files
- /usr/CML/man
- Manual page entries
- /usr/CML/nls
- Message catalogs
- /usr/CML/registration
- Registration files
- /usr/CML/reports
- Files related to report generation, including history files
- /usr/CML/sockets
- Sockets for interprocess communication
- /usr/CML/symbols/C
- Symbol files
LAN Network Manager product files are also linked in the following NetView
for AIX directories:
- Directory
- Type of Files
- /usr/OV/bitmaps/C
- LAN Network Manager bitmaps used by OVW
- /usr/OV/backgrounds
- LAN Network Manager backgrounds used by OVW
- /usr/OV/conf/C
- Contains the lnm.oid_to_sym file modified by LAN Network Manager
- /usr/OV/fields/C
- LAN Network Manager fields used by OVW
- /usr/OV/filters
- LAN Network Manager filters used by OVW
- /usr/OV/registration/C
- LAN Network Manager registration files
- /usr/OV/snmp_mibs
- LAN Network Manager SNMP MIB definitions
- /usr/OV/symbols/C
- LAN Network Manager symbols used by OVW
- /usr/OV/help/C/lnm
- LAN Network Manager help files
The LAN Network Manager component invokes several daemons and executables
(shell scripts and compiled programs). These daemons and executables
are stored in the /usr/CML/bin directory.
The following list briefly describes the daemons and executables. For
more detailed information, refer to the online man page for the specific
daemon or executable. To display a man page, type:
man topic
Where topic is the name of the daemon or executable for which you want more
information.
- Process Name
- Description
- nvot_server
- Maintains Nways Manager-LAN topology database.
- cmld
- Manages lnmtopod and the monitoring applications that are part of LAN
Network Manager and provides a communication channel for the LAN Network
Manager command line interface.
- cml_agent_found
- Initiates the discovery of a specified agent.
- cml_agent_remove
- Stops monitoring an agent.
- lnmexport
- Converts current week performance data collected by the OS/2 agent to a
spreadsheet-readable delimited format.
- lnmfddimgr
- Manages the LAN Network Manager FDDI application.
- lnmfddimon
- FDDI SNMP Proxy Agent monitor process.
- lnmlnmeint
- Manages the sending of run command requests to the LNM OS/2 Agents from
LAN Network Manager and the receiving of the run command responses from the
LNM OS/2 Agents by LAN Network Manager.
- lnmlnmemgr
- Manages the LAN Network Manager LLC token-ring application.
- lnmlnmemon
- OS/2 agent monitor process.
- cmlstart
- Starts a specific daemon.
- cmlstop
- Stops a specific daemon.
- cmlsm
- Contains the Symbols Manager files (see the online book User
Interface for more information).
- cmlstatus
- Displays the status of the LAN Network Manager daemon processes.
- lnmtopod
- Provide monitoring and management support by integrating multiprotocol
networks into a single LAN interconnect topology hierarchy.
- lnmbrmon
- SNMP Bridge monitor process.
- lnmbrmgr
- Manages the LAN Network Manager SNMP bridge application.
- lnmtrmon
- SNMP token-ring monitor process.
- lnmtrmgr
- Manages the LAN Network Manager SNMP token-ring application.
- lnmhubint
- Communicates with the Hub Manager iubd daemon to manage the LAN Network
Manager Hub Manager integration function.
Note: | If the nvot_server daemon stops, ensure that the /var
directory is not more than 70% full.
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The files used for segment and bridge performance data are stored in the
/usr/CML/reports/lnmlnmemon/dir_name
directory, where dir_name is the IP address of the OS/2 agent that
manages the segment that is collecting the data.
There are two types of files used to store segment and bridge performance
data, each with the following naming structure:
yyyxxx.history.nn
Where yyy is either seg or brg,
xxx is either the number of the segment or the symbolic name of the
bridge, and nn is either 01 or 02. The
extension 01 is used to store data that is currently being
collected. The extension 02 is used to store data from the
data collection period that has most recently completed.
For example, the file seg005.history.01 stores
performance data for segment 005 from a collection period that is currently
active. When this collection period ends, the file is renamed
seg005.history.02, replacing the file currently using
that name, if necessary.
If you display a segment or bridge performance graph using the Graph
History push button on the Segment Performance or the Bridge Performance
Graphing window, the data from the 01 file is displayed, unless the
01 file does not exist, in which case the historical data in the
02 file is displayed. If data has never been collected for a
segment or bridge and neither file exists, the LAN Network Manager program
cannot display a performance graph.
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