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Describing the advanced capabilities of HPOV is outside the scope of this document. For more
information, go to http://ovweb.external.hp.com/lpe/doc_serv/ and http://www.openview.hp.com
For Cisco IOS SNMP configurations, see the "Task 1—Enabling SNMP in a Cisco IOS Device" section
on page 41.
To verify that the HPOV daemons are running and the SNMP configuration is correct, follow these
steps:
Start HPOV from the command line by entering the ovw& command from the /opt/OV/bin directory:
aurora:/opt/OV/bin ->ovw&
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Verify that all the HPOV daemons are running by entering the ovstatus command from the root
directory:
aurora:/ ->ovstatus
object manager name: OVsPMD
state:
RUNNING
PID:
430
exit status:
-
object manager name: ovwdb
state:
RUNNING
PID:
431
last message:
Initialization complete.
exit status:
-
object manager name: ovtrapd
state:
RUNNING
PID:
433
last message:
Initialization complete.
exit status:
-
object manager name: ovactiond
state:
RUNNING
PID:
434
last message:
Initialization complete.
exit status:
-
object manager name: pmd
state:
RUNNING
PID:
432
last message:
Initialization complete.
exit status:
-
object manager name: ovtopmd
state:
RUNNING
PID:
435
last message:
Connected to native database: "openview".
exit status:
-
object manager name: netmon
state:
RUNNING
PID:
450
last message:
Initialization complete.
exit status:
-
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