Starting The Serveraid Manager Program In Openserver, Unixware, And Linux - IBM Netfinity ServeRAID-4H Ultra160 User Reference

3. Type the following:
4. Press Enter.
The program starts in Information mode and a window similar to the previous
window opens.
Starting the ServeRAID Manager program in OpenServer, UnixWare,
and Linux
Use these procedures to start the ServeRAID Manager program in OpenServer,
UnixWare, and Linux. You can start the ServeRAID Manager program either as a
graphical user interface or as an agent.
Notes:
1. Because these programs share the TCP/IP port number, do not start the
2. Ensure that you have superuser privileges before starting these procedures.
Starting the ServeRAID Manager graphical user interface
The ServeRAID Manager graphical user interface starts an easy-to-use interface for
managing and configuring ServeRAID controllers. Use the ServeRAID Manager
graphical user interface to configure and setup the ServeRAID Manager Notification
list and Security list. To start the ServeRAID Manager graphical user interface:h
1. Change to the directory where you installed the ServeRAID Manager program
For Openserver
For UnixWare
For Linux
2. Press Enter.
3. Type the following:
4. Press Enter.
The program starts in Information mode and a window similar to the previous
window opens.
Starting the ServeRAID Manager agent
The ServeRAID Manager agent is a monitoring agent for ServeRAID controllers that
uses less memory than the ServeRAID Manager graphical user interface. None of
the managing actions or the configuration actions are available.
Note: If the system administrator chose during installation to start the agent as a
To start the ServeRAID Manager agent:
1. Change to the directory where you installed the ServeRAID Manager program
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RaidMan
ServeRAID Manager graphical user interface and ServeRAID Manager agent at
the same time.
by typing:
sh RaidMan.sh
background service, the agent is already running. To determine if the agent
is running, type:
ps -aef | grep RaidAgnt | grep -v grep
If you receive output from this command, the agent is running.
by typing:
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-4H Ultra160 SCSI Controller
cd /opt/RaidMan
cd /opt/RaidMan
cd /usr/RaidMan