nnm.envvars — A script to define the environment variables for universal paths in NNMi.
Windows operating systems:
nnm.envvars.bat
UNIX operating systems:
nnm.envvars.sh
nnm.envvars.csh
The nnm.envvars
script defines the NNMi environment
variables for universal paths. Universal paths simplify the use of NNMi and other
HP Software products by providing paths and filenames common to all operating system
platforms. Universal paths are provided for the Windows command interpreter and
UNIX
shells.
On UNIX operating systems, you can modify
the .profile
or the .login
file, so that the shell script is sourced (activated) each time
you log on to your system. Alternatively, you can activate the file for an individual
terminal, user, and session by sourcing the file into the current
environment.
To view the universal paths that are defined, read the nnm.envvars.sh
file,
which resides in /opt/OV/bin
on UNIX operating systems or
%NnmInstallDir%\bin
on Windows operating systems.
To modify the .profile
or .login
file, add the
appropriate line from the following examples to the
file.
To source the nnm.envvars
script, use one of the
following commands.
From a Windows command line:
%NnmInstallDir%\bin\nnm.envvars.bat
Where: %NnmInstallDir%
is the directory where
NNMi is installed. Note that the NNMi installer creates this variable as a system
environment variable.
From a Windows operating system with UNIX-style shells installed (for example, MKS Toolkit or CygWin):
Using sh
, ksh
, or bash
:
$NnmInstallDir/bin/nnm.envvars.sh
Where: $NnmInstallDir
is the directory where
NNMi is installed.
Using csh
:
source $NnmInstallDir/bin/nnm.envvars.csh
Where: $NnmInstallDir
is the directory where
NNMi is installed.
From UNIX operating systems:
Using sh
, ksh
, or bash
:
. /opt/OV/bin/nnm.envvars.sh
Using csh
:
source /opt/OV/bin/nnm.envvars.csh
Windows operating systems:
(for Windows command line) %NnmInstallDir%
\bin\nnm.envvars.bat
(for sh, ksh, or bash) %NnmInstallDir%
\bin\nnm.envvars.sh
(for csh) %NnmInstallDir%
\bin\nnm.envvars.csh
UNIX operating systems:
/opt/OV/bin/nnm.envvars.sh
(for sh, ksh, or bash)
/opt/OV/bin/nnm.envvars.csh
(for csh)