Installing NerveCenter
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Installing NerveCenter
Preface
Installing NerveCenter
Preface
- Overview of this book
- Overview of the Open NerveCenter Documentation and Help
- Viewing the Online Documentation
- Printing the Online Documentation
- UNIX Man Pages for NerveCenter Commands
- Getting Help While Working in NerveCenter
- Accessing the Open NerveCenter Web Site
- Accessing the Open Technical Support Web Site
- Conventions
- Typographical Conventions
- Tips, Notes, and Cautions
Installing NerveCenter on UNIX
- Preparing to Install NerveCenter on UNIX
- Running the Installation Script (Interactive)
- Running the Installation Script (Automatic)
- Additional Step for First-time, OVPA-only Installs
- Viewing the Installation Log
- Running the Installation Script to Reconfigure NerveCenter
- Where to Go from Here
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Running Setup on Windows
- Preparing to Install NerveCenter on Windows
- Starting the NerveCenter Setup Program
- Starting the Installation
- Accepting the License Agreement
- Selecting the Components to Install
- Configuring the Platform Adapter
- Changing the Destination Directory or HP OpenView Path
- Configuring the Service to Start Automatically
- Entering a License Key
- Configuring Security
- Trap Configuration
- Letting Setup Install and Configure the Database
- Selecting the Program Folder
- Completing the Installation
- Where to Go from Here
Setting Up the Database on Windows
- Creating and Installing a New Database
- Creating a SQL Server Database
- Creating an Access Database
- Connecting to an Existing Database
- Connecting to a SQL Database
- Connecting to an Access Database
Doing Silent and Remote Installations on Windows
- Creating a Source Directory
- Editing the Installation Configuration File
- Running Setup from the Command Line
- Installing NerveCenter Remotely
- Creating your Database from the Command Line
- Configuring the Database Remotely
- Configuring NerveCenter Remotely
Removing Open NerveCenter
- Removing NerveCenter from a UNIX Machine
- Removing NerveCenter from a Windows Machine
Index