Most of the system operating environment can be defined from the Systemwalker Operation Manager Environment Setup window. The following explains how to open and use the Systemwalker Operation Manager Environment Setup window.
Only the system administrators (the users belonging to the Administrators group [Windows], the superuser [UNIX]), or the Operation Manager users having the administrative authority (when the Extended User Management function is valid in the UNIX system) can use the Systemwalker Operation Manager Environment Setup window. The Systemwalker Operation Manager Environment Setup window cannot be used if a user ID that does not have administrator privileges is specified in the Systemwalker Operation Manager Environment Setup [Login] window.
Note
Refer to "Support for Client and Server Connection" in the Systemwalker Operation Manager Technical Guide for details about the range of supported connections.
How to open the window
Select Start or Apps >> Systemwalker Operation Manager >> click Environment Setup. When the Environment Setup [Login] window appears, enter the destination connection and other required information, and click Login. (Note)
Note:
When multi-subsystems are running on the server, the Specify Subsystem Connection window appears after the Environment Setup [Login] window. Select the destination subsystem number and click OK, and the Systemwalker Operation Manager Environment Setup window will appear.
Systemwalker Operation Manager Environment Setup window
This explains the buttons used when defining common environments in Systemwalker Operation Manager.
Opens the Select Monitored Host Configuration window.
Opens the Define Operation Manager Shared Parameter window.
This explains the buttons used when defining the environment for the automation function.
Opens the Action Environment Setup dialog box.
This explains the buttons used when defining the environment for Jobscheduler functions.
Opens the Define Jobscheduler Startup Parameters window.
Opens the Define Message Table window.
Opens the Define Monitoring Permission Host window.
This explains the buttons used when defining the environment for the Job Execution Control functions.
Opens the Define Operating Information window.
Opens the Define Trust Host window.
Opens the Define Job Owner Information window.
This explains the buttons for policy operation.
Opens the Extract Policy window.
Opens the Systemwalker Operation Manager Distribution [Login] window.
This explains the buttons used for service control.
This allows you to select a service to be started and stopped from a combo box. For details, see the Systemwalker Operation Manager Online Help.
Starts the selected services to be controlled. If services are already active, they are stopped first, then restarted.
Stops the selected services from being controlled.
This explains the buttons used for daemon control.
This allows you to select a daemon or daemons to be started and stopped from a combo box. For details, see the Systemwalker Operation Manager Online Help.
Starts the selected daemons to be controlled. If daemons are already active, they are stopped first, then restarted.
Stops the selected daemons from being controlled.
Note
In Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7, you might want to stop or restart the operating system even though you have configured the daemons to stop automatically when the operating system is stopped. In this case, manually execute the poperationmgr service/daemon stop command in advance to stop the Systemwalker Operation Manager daemons. [Linux]
