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12.3.2 Running the Program:
The program can be started in two different ways:
1 executing browser accessible HTML file
or,
2 running locally as an executable Java program
Machine can run this program.
12.3.2.1
Remote: as Java Applet
An applet is a program written in the Java programming language that can be included in an HTML
file. Start your browser to view the GREM.HTM that should be available on the Primary Agent host.
If your browser is a Java-enabled web browser, while viewing a page containing applet, the Java
Virtual Machine will load and execute codes transferred from the remote server and behaves as
running a local application.
Starting Event Monitor for Remote Management via Web Browser (any supported OS):
1
Connect to the Primary Agent host:
2
Start your web browser and enter the IP address of the Primary Agent host followed by GREM.HTM
as your URL (e.g., 222.212.121.123\GRM.HTML). After a brief delay while the Java Applet starts, the
Event Monitor language support and main connection window appear on the screen.
3
When the HTML page is open, you will be prompted to enter the IP address of your Primary Agent
host.
4
Double click on a RAID host IP you would like to manage, then double click on the controller icon,
then double click on the connection method (e.g., In-Band SCSI), to connect to the disk array system.
For more information on how to connect, please refer to section 12.5, "Connecting and
Disconnecting from a Disk Array", on page 164..
Starting Event Monitor for Remote Management via web browser (any supported OS) using the
same http server
If you prefer running the program via browser and the connection is always made to the same http
server providing
avoid the IP address prompt, try editing the
variable in the following line:
<PARAM NAME = "PrimaryInServer" VALUE = "No" >
to
<PARAM NAME = "PrimaryInServer" VALUE = "Yes" >
If you use Netscape browser, you need to add an attribute, (PrimaryInServer="No") to the
embedded tag. Append the attribute at the end of the following:
"GREM.HTM,
" you may find re-entering the same IP address very annoying. To
(GREM.HTM)
;
(GREM.jar).
Any computer with a Java Virtual
"GREM.HTM"
file with an HTML editor. Change the
Event Monitor
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