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-Dsmp.fabricPersistenceEnabled=true -Dsmp.Mp.max=256
-Dsmp.deployment.prefix=Client/ -Dsmp.debug -Dsmp.registry.port=XXXX
?Dsmp.flavor=%APP_FLAVOR% Client
:end
popd
endlocal
HAFM_c.bat File
The HAFM_c.bat file starts the Client only. Edit file to include the parameter
-Dsmp.registry.port=XXXX, where XXXX is any TCP port number not being used by another
application. You must place this parameter after the %CLASSPATH% parameter. The following
example shows the edited file with the added parameters in bold:
setlocal
pushd %~dp0\..
call bin\set_cp.bat
...............
rem HAFM Client
start %JAVA_HOME%\bin\HAFMClient.exe -Xmx256m -Xminf.15 -Xmaxf.35 -Xincgc
-classpath %CLASSPATH% -Dsmp.Mp.max=256 -Dsmp.deployment.prefix=Client/
-Dsmp.flavor=HAFM Client
rem HAFM Client Debug Mode
rem start %JAVA_HOME%\bin\HAFMClientD.exe -Xmx256m -Xminf.15 -Xmaxf.35
-Xincgc -classpath %CLASSPATH% -Dsmp.Mp.max=256
-Dsmp.deployment.prefix=Client/-Dsmp.debug -Dsmp.registry.port=XXXX
-Dsmp.flavor=HAFM Client
popd
endlocal
Forcing server and client to export port number
To force the server and client to export a specific TCP port number for an RMI server:
1. Configure the following parameters in the HAFM_sc.bat file:
-Dsmp.server.export.port=XXXX
-Dsmp.client.export.port=YYYY
2. Configure the -Dsmp.client.export.port=YYYY parameter in the HAFM_c.bat file.
These files are located in the HAFM 8.x\bin directory (typically in c:\Program Files\HAFM
8.x\bin):
The HAFM_sc.bat file starts both the client and server and is installed on a computers with the
HAFM appliance software. The HAFM_c.bat file starts the client only and is installed with the
client software.
- HP StorageWorks 1
- HA-Fabric Manager user guide 1
- Contents 3
- About this guide 15
- Rack stability 17
- HP technical support 17
- Helpful web sites 18
- 1HAFM overview 19
- HAFM application 20
- Out-of-band access 21
- SAN life cycle 22
- Searching the online Help 23
- System requirements 23
- 2 Using the HAFM application 25
- Logging out of HAFM 26
- Adding an appliance 26
- Removing an appliance 26
- 3. Click Delete 27
- 4. Click OK 27
- Viewing the HAFM main window 28
- ”Creating a 29
- Status bar 30
- Using the HAFM application32 32
- Using the HAFM application34 34
- Logging out of an appliance 36
- Viewing user sessions 36
- Disconnecting users 36
- Determining user groups 37
- Grouping on the Physical Map 38
- Fabric groups 38
- Group Management 39
- Using the HAFM application40 40
- Displaying Select Action tab 41
- Displaying other tabs 42
- Turning flyovers on or off 43
- Exporting and importing data 44
- Importing data 46
- Backing up and restoring data 47
- Backing up data 48
- Restoring data 48
- Using the HAFM application50 50
- Accessing HAFM 51
- Managing users 51
- Viewing the list of users 52
- Adding a user account 52
- Changing a user account 53
- Removing a user account 53
- Disconnecting a user 55
- Managing user groups 56
- Creating a user group 57
- Changing a user group 58
- Removing user groups 58
- Assigning users to groups 58
- Discovering a SAN 59
- Troubleshooting discovery 60
- Adding an IP address 63
- Changing an IP address 64
- Removing an IP address 64
- Turning discovery on and off 66
- Configuring the SNMP agent 67
- Configuring trap recipients 68
- Customizing the main window 69
- Creating a customized view 70
- Editing a customized view 72
- Deleting a customized view 73
- Selecting a customized view 73
- Customizing the Product List 73
- 6. Click Remove 75
- Managing SAN products 77
- Changing product properties 78
- Determining product status 79
- Displaying service requests 79
- Displaying fabric properties 81
- Configuring fabric binding 83
- Adding and removing switches 84
- Persisting a fabric 85
- Unpersisting a fabric 85
- Unpersisting a product 85
- Interpreting status 85
- Changing persisted fabrics 86
- Configuring trap forwarding 87
- Removing trap recipients 88
- 5 Monitoring SAN products 89
- Viewing other logs 90
- Exporting log data 91
- Copying log entries 91
- Using event notifications 92
- Enabling Ethernet events 93
- Monitoring SAN products94 94
- 6 Optional HAFM features 95
- Phrase operators 97
- Event triggers 97
- Schedule triggers 98
- Creating a rule 100
- Managing Event Management 101
- SANtegrity features 102
- Enable/disable switch binding 103
- Optional HAFM features104 104
- Optional HAFM features106 106
- Open trunking 107
- Configuration 108
- Global threshold changes 109
- Performance module 110
- Monitoring switch performance 111
- Collecting performance data 111
- Monitoring port performance 112
- Planning module 113
- Plan design 114
- Opening a plan 115
- Adding devices 115
- Arranging devices 116
- Connecting devices 116
- Configuring devices 116
- Deleting devices 117
- Editing port types 117
- Planning rules 118
- Rule types 119
- Keywords 120
- Plan evaluation 122
- Plan conservation 123
- Optional HAFM features124 124
- Zoning limits 125
- Zoning naming conventions 126
- Zoning configuration 126
- Displaying the zone library 127
- Adding a zone to a zone set 128
- Adding a member to a zone 128
- Creating a zone set 129
- Removing a member from a zone 130
- Activating a zone set 130
- Deactivating a zone set 131
- Zoning132 132
- Exporting a zone set 133
- Zoning administration 134
- Renaming a zone or zone set 135
- Replacing zone members 135
- Copying a zone set 136
- Deleting a zone 136
- Deleting a zone set 136
- Finding members in a zone 137
- Finding zones in a zone set 137
- Displaying zone members 137
- Comparing zone sets 138
- Zoning140 140
- 8 SANtegrity Security Center 141
- SANtegrity Security Center142 142
- Displaying the Fabrics list 143
- Selecting a fabric 144
- Using the Users tab 145
- Assigning users to a switch 146
- Adding a new user 147
- SANtegrity Security Center148 148
- Using the Software tab 150
- Enabling API authentication 151
- SANtegrity Security Center152 152
- Enabling OSMS authentication 154
- Using the Devices tab 154
- SANtegrity Security Center156 156
- Adding a detached switch 157
- SANtegrity Security Center158 158
- SANtegrity Security Center160 160
- IP Access Control List tab 161
- Adding a new IP address 162
- Radius server tab 163
- SANtegrity Security Center164 164
- Viewing the Security Log 165
- Authentication 166
- SANtegrity Security Center168 168
- Polling mode 169
- TCP port numbers 171
- HAFM_sc.bat 172
- HAFM_c.bat File 173
- HAFM_c.bat 174
- BTroubleshooting 177
- Troubleshooting178 178
- Problems with products 179
- Problems with addresses 179
- Miscellaneous problems 180
- Reference 181
- Problems with zoning 182
- HAFM Application Messages 184
- Message Description Action 186
- Element Manager Messages 201
- Windows systems 225
- Solaris systems 229
- HP-UX, AIX, and Linux systems 231
- Running HAFM 233
- EReference 235
- Product status icons 236
- Event icons 236
- Band information status icons 237
- Planned device icons 237
- Group icons 238
- Connections 238
- Event Management 239
- Reference240 240
- Performance event properties 241
- Reference242 242
- Table 37 243
- Device state event properties 244
- Reference246 246
- Table 46 248
- Keyboard shortcuts 249
- Reference250 250
- F Editing batch files 251
- Setting the Zoning Delay 252
- Editing Master Log settings 254
- Editing batch files256 256
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