DCF Document ID: 1121393 - IBM Tivoli NetView: Configuring the netviewd Daemon to Start a Different Map Problem Desc: How can I configure the netviewd daemon to start a different map ? Solution: When the netviewd daemon is used to start a map, it automatically starts the map that serves as the default map. Often this map is named 'default', but not always. You can change which map is the default through File -> Open Map. You can re-register the daemon so that it will start a different map, and/or start that map in read/only instead of read/write mode. General information about the netviewd daemon can be found in the NetView V7.1 release notes, pages 15-16. -------------------------------------------------------------- To configure netviewd differently, do the following: 1) Edit the /usr/OV/lrf/netviewd.lrf file. Make a backup copy first. 2) To start a different map than the map you have configured to be your default map, add the flag '-m '. Also add a comma to separate it from the other flags. To start the map in read/only mode, add the flag '-ro' and a comma to separate it from the other flags. Example: Assuming that the map you wish netviewd to start is named 'rootmap', and you wish to start it in read/only mode, edit the netviewd.lrf as shown below. Change from: netviewd:/usr/OV/bin/netviewd: OVs_YES_START:nvsecd pmd ovwdb trapd ovtopmd ovactiond nvcorrd actionsvr nvserverd:-spmd 2:OVs_WELL_BEHAVED:30: to: netviewd:/usr/OV/bin/netviewd: OVs_YES_START:nvsecd pmd ovwdb trapd ovtopmd ovactiond nvcorrd actionsvr nvserverd:-spmd 2 ,-map rootmap,-ro:OVs_WELL_BEHAVED:30: 3) Register the change: cd /usr/OV/lrf /usr/OV/bin/ovaddobj ./netviewd.lrf You should see a 'Successful Completion' message. 4) ovstop netviewd ovstart netviewd 5) If you don't see the change just by recycling netviewd, then recycle all of the daemons, as follows: - take down the maps - ovstop - ovstop nvsecd - /etc/netnmrc (if AIX) or /etc/init.d/netnmrc (if Solaris, or Linux)