NOTE: The product names used in this section are OVPA and OVPM, even though the names were different for earlier versions, as shown in the reference table.
OVPA communicates with OVPM using only the TCP protocol with the following port numbers:
1. Log in as user root.
2. Edit the /etc/services
file to configure the port numbers for AGDBSERVER_PORT
and REP_SERVER_PORT_RANGE.
agdbserver cccc/tcp
rep_server dddd/tcp
where cccc and dddd
specify unused port numbers. agdbserver
and rep_server will register
themselves at the specified port numbers. If there are multiple data sources
configured in the perflbd.rc
file, then the first rep_server
will use the "dddd"
port number specified above. All other
rep_server services will add one to the last used port number.
3. Restart the
OVPA servers by executing:
/opt/perf/bin/mwa restart server
1. Log in as user root.
2. Edit the /etc/services
file. Add the following lines:
agdbserver 14001/tcp
rep_server 14002/tcp
3. Restart the
OVPA servers by executing:
/opt/perf/bin/mwa restart server
1. Log on as user root.
2. Edit the /etc/services
file. Add the following lines:
agdbserver 14001/tcp
rep_server 14002/tcp
The first rep_server will register
at port 14002. The second rep_server
will register at port 14003.
The third rep_server will register
at port 14004.
3. Restart the
OVPA servers by executing:
/opt/perf/bin/mwa restart server
1. Log in as user root.
2. Stop the OVPA
server by executing:
/opt/perf/bin/mwa stop server
3. Stop the dced
daemon by executing:
/etc/init.d/hplwdce stop
4. Edit the DCE
startup script /etc/default/hplwdce.
Uncomment out the following lines:
RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS=ncadg_ip_udp[xxxx-yyyy]
:ncacn_ip_tcp[xxxx-yyyy]
where [xxxx-yyyy] represents the range of addresses you have chosen. The default recommended range is [10500-10540].
5. Start the dced
daemon by
executing:
/etc/init.d/hplwdce start
6. Start the OVPA
servers by executing:
/opt/perf/bin/mwa start server
1. Log in as user root.
2. Stop the OVPA server by executing:
/usr/lpp/perf/bin/mwa stop server
3. Stop the dced daemon
4. Edit the DCE start up script /etc/dce/rc.dce. Add the following lines:
RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS=ncadg_ip_udp[xxxx-yyyy]
:ncacn_ip_tcp[xxxx-yyyy]
export RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS
5. Edit the script
/etc/default/mwa. Uncomment out
the following lines:
RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS=ncadg_ip_udp[xxxx-yyyy]
:ncacn_ip_tcp[xxxx-yyyy]
export RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS
where xxxx-yyyy is a range of unused ports calculated previously for the MWA_PORT_RANGE. The default recommended range is at least [10500-10540].
6. Start the dced
daemon.
7. Start the OVPA servers by executing:
/usr/lpp/perf/bin/mwa
start server
1. Log in as user root.
2. Stop the OVPA
server by executing:
/usr/opt/perf/bin/mwa stop server
3. Stop the dced daemon.
4. Edit the DCE startup script. Depending on your DCE software version, the DCE startup script is located as follows:
Add the following lines:
RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS=ncadg_ip_udp[xxxx-yyyy]
:ncacn_ip_tcp[xxxx-yyyy]
export RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS
Replace the line RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS="" with
RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS=ncadg_ip_udp[xxxx-yyyy]
:ncacn_ip_tcp[xxxx-yyyy]
export RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS
[xxxx-yyyy] represents the range of addresses you have chosen. The default recommended range is [10500-10540].
5. Edit the /etc/default/mwa file and uncomment out the following lines:
RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS=ncadg_ip_udp[xxxx-yyyy]
:ncacn_ip_tcp[xxxx-yyyy]
export RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS
6. Start the dced
daemon.
7. Start the OVPA
servers by executing:
/usr/opt/perf/bin/mwa start server
Please note that
there is no capability of restricting the port ranges on the Windows NT/2000
platform on a per application basis. The MWA_PORT_RANGE
for OVPA for Windows NT/2000 will be any port greater than 1023.
1. Edit the \%windir%\system32\drivers\etc\Services
file.
agdbserver xxxx/tcp
rep_server yyyy/tcp
where xxxx and yyyy are unused port numbers. This will cause agdbserver
and rep_server to register at
the specified ports. If there are multiple data sources configured in the perflbd.mwc
file, then the first rep_server
will use the "yyyy" port specified above. All other rep_servers
will add one to the last used port number.
3. Restart the
OVPA servers. You can restart the OVPA services on Windows by using the OVPA
GUI. From the main window, select the menu Agent _ Start/Stop. In the OVPA Services
window, select the "Stop Services" button, then select the "Start
Services" button.
1. Log in as user "Administrator".
2. Edit the \%windir%\system32\drivers\etc\Services
file. Add the following lines:
agdbserver 20001/tcp
rep_server 20002/tcp
3. Restart the OVPA servers. You can restart the OVPA services on Windows by
using the OVPA GUI. From the main window, select the menu Agent _ Start/Stop.
In the OVPA Services window, select the "Stop Services" button, then
select the "Start Services" button.
1. Log in as user "Administrator".
2. Edit the \%windir%\system32\drivers\etc\Services
file. Add the following lines:
agdbserver 20001
rep_server 20002
rep_server 20003
rep_server 20004
3. Restart the OVPA servers. You can restart the OVPA services on Windows by
using the OVPA GUI. From the main window, select the menu Agent _ Start/Stop.
In the OVPA Services window, select the "Stop Services" button, then
select the "Start Services" button.
1. Log in as user root.
2. Configure a
port range for the dced/rpcd dynamically
allocated ports:
HP-UX 10.20
/sbin/init.d/ncs and /sbin/init.d/dce
HP-UX 11.00 /sbin/init.d/Rpcd
and /sbin/init.d/dce
add the following
lines:
RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS=ncadg_ip_udp[xxxx-yyyy]
:ncacn_ip_tcp[xxxx-yyyy]
export RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS
where
[xxxx-yyyy]represents
the range of addresses you have chosen.
3. Edit the /var/opt/perf/vppm.env
file and set RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS
environment variable to the following:
RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS=ncadg_ip_udp[xxxx-yyyy]
:ncacn_ip_tcp[xxxx-yyyy]
export RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS
where xxxxx and yyyyy specify an unused range of port numbers. The formula for calculating the port range is:
2*# of connected
OVPA system
+ # of connected data sources
4. Comment the
following line for pvalarm in file /etc/services
to look like:
#pvalarm 383/tcp
5. Kill and restart
rpcd or dced
daemon. Start the daemon in either of the following ways:
/opt/dce/sbin/rpcd
or
/opt/dce/sbin/dced -b
6. Restart the
pvalarmd:
/opt/perf/bin/pvalarmd.start
1. Log in as user root.
2. Stop the dced
daemon by executing:
/etc/init.d/hplwdce stop
3. Edit the DCE
startup script /etc/default/hplwdce.
Uncomment out the following lines:
RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS=ncadg_ip_udp[xxxx-yyyy]
:ncacn_ip_tcp[xxxx-yyyy]
export RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS
where [xxxx-yyyy]represents the range of addresses you have chosen.
4. Edit the /var/opt/perf/vppm.env
file and set RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS
environment variable to the following:
RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS=ncadg_ip_udp[xxxx-yyyy]
:ncacn_ip_tcp[xxxx-yyyy]
export RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS
where xxxxx and yyyyy specify an unused range of port numbers. The formula for calculating the port range is:
2*# of connected
OVPA system
+ # of connected data sources
5. Comment the
following line for pvalarm in file /etc/services
to look like:
#pvalarm 383/tcp
6. Start the dced
daemon by executing:
/etc/init.d/hplwdce start
7. Restart the
pvalarmd:
/opt/perf/bin/pvalarmd.start
The OVPM system
connects to system SYS1 which has 1 data source. System SYS2 has 2 data sources.
OVPM connects to all data sources. The port range would be:
2*2 (number of OVPA systems)
+ 3 (number of connected data sources)
7 (total number of ports)
Set the RPC_RESTRICTED_ PORTS
environment variable in the vppm.env
and the /etc/default/hplwdce
files to:
RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS=ncadg_ip_udp[15001-15007]
:ncacn_ip_tcp[15001-15007]
export RPC_RESTRICTED_PORTS