ClearPath IX Systems Installation and Configuration Guide

Configuring Intel Nodes for Monitoring by SPO
b. In the new window, enter the following command:
ps -ef | grep urm.loop
7. Check the right half of the listing produced by that command to ensure that the URM
agent is running. This is indicated by the following process being listed:
sh ./urm.loop
8. If the URM agent is not running, log on as superuser (10.15.3) at the SPO server using
the su command and enter the following command:
/opt/SPO-agent/spo_urm start
Then repeat steps 6 and 7.
9. Once you verify that the URM agent is running, select the File option, then select Exit
in the Maintain UNIX Agents window.
If you have one or more Windows 2000 or Windows NT nodes, you now must transfer the
SPO Windows agent to each of these nodes (12.4). Otherwise, you can exit from the Single
Point Configuration routine and log on as the operator as described in 12.6 and 12.7.
12.4. Transferring the SPO Windows Agent
Take the following steps to transfer the SPO Windows Agent to each Windows 2000 and
Windows NT node and the PC being used as a SPO workstation.
Note: If there is more than one PC being used as a SPO workstation, it is not
necessary to install the SPO Windows agent on all of them. Install the SPO
Windows agent on each Windows 2000 and Windows NT node and the first SPO
workstation.
1. On the Single Point Configuration routine main menu bar, click Application.
A menu of possible applications appears.
2. Click the Maintain Windows Software Interfaces menu entry, and then select Transfer
Software.
A dialogue box asks you to select a Windows system.
3. Click the name of the Windows system to highlight it, then click OK.
A dialogue box asks you to enter the name of a valid FTP user or select Unknown for
Anonymous FTP.
4. Click Unknown.
The agent software transfer is initiated, and a window appears stating that the transfer
succeeded.
5. Click Close.
Note: If the agent software transfer fails, an explanation appears. The message is
recorded in two logs (NTINSTALL and host-name, where host-name is the host
name of the Windows node) that you can view using the Log View window from
the SPO Console menu.
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