| /usr/websm/bin/configassist |
Run the Configuration Assistant wizard, which displays automatically
after the operating system is installed and is used to assist with configuration
tasks. It can also be run at any time to complete additional configuration.
Use the Configuration Assistant to configure a system that has an HTTP Server installed
to run Web-based System Manager in a browser. See Applet Mode for more
information.
Arguments:
None. |
| /usr/websm/bin/wsm |
Start a Web-based System Manager client session.
Arguments:
- -host managing host
Forces Web-based System Manager to initially connect to the specified host. Even though
you can easily manage other hosts while running Web-based System Manager, this option
allows you to start Web-based System Manager with the preferences you set up on the
specified host machine.
- -lang Language
Specifies in which language messages are displayed. If the sysmgt.msg.Language.websm.apps file set is not
installed, messages will be displayed in English.
- -port port number
Causes Web-based System Manager to connect to any other hosts using the specified port.
This port number used must match the port number on the managed machines for
the wsmserver service specified in the /etc/services file.
- -profile pathname of preference
file
Specifies an alternate preference file. The default preference file will be a file named WebSM.pref found in your home directory. Using this option
enables you to use a different preference file. This can be useful if you
manage different sets of machines for different clients.
Note: The preference file is read from either the local machine or from
the machine specified in the -host argument. |
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- -user username
Causes Web-based System Manager to run as the given user name. You will be prompted
for the user's password.
- DdefaultTurners=value
When
the value is true, Java Look and Feel turners are
used instead of Windows turners for parent tree nodes in the Navigation Area and
the Contents Area. No angled lines are drawn between tree objects.
- -DdrawTreeLine=value
When value is true and -DdefaultTurners=true, this causes angled lines to be drawn between tree
objects in the Navigation Area and the Contents Area.
- -Ddatadir=path
Specifies an alternate directory to look for configuration files normally
found in /var/websm/config/user_settings.
- -DfontSize=value
Specifies
a font size value from 12 to 18.
The default font size is 12.
- -DthemeType=value
Specifies
a theme. Choose from Classic, the default with a value of 0, or Titanium,
with a value of 1.
The Classic theme is characterized by a white background
in the Navigation and Contents areas, purple scroll bars, and purple highlighting
on selected objects.
The Titanium theme is characterized by a darker
gray background in the Navigation and Contents areas, lighter gray scroll
bars, and yellow highlighting on selected objects. |
| /usr/websm/bin/wsmaccess |
Wrap around wsm command to enable Accessibility
features.
Arguments:
Same
as /usr/websm/bin/wsm. |
| /usr/websm/bin/wsmserver |
Enable or disable a machine as a Web-based System Manager server, that is, a
machine that can be managed through a Web-based System Manager client.
Arguments:
- -enable
Updates the TCP/IP
services so that inetd daemon will listen for Web-based System Manager-client
requests on port 9090. By default, Web-based System Manager is configured during installation
not to accept client requests.
- -disable
Removes port
9090 from those ports that are responded to by the inetd daemon. This disables the machine from responding to new Web-based System Manager client
requests. It does not terminate existing Web-based System Manager server processes.
- -listenport port_number
Changes the port Web-based System Manager server is connects to.
- -portstart range_start
Specifies the lowest allowable port number in the range of server socket ports
the system dynamically chooses from.
- -portend range_end
Specifies the highest allowable port number in the range of server socket
ports the system dynamically chooses from.
- -ssloptional
Allows the server
to be managed either in SSL or with a standard socket at your discretion.
- -sslalways
Allows only
the server to be managed by a client if an SSL connection can be created between
the client and server. |