Copyright 2000, Compaq Computer Corporation

Wellness Utilities Version For IBM OS/2

Table of Contests

1.0 Introduction
2.0 Supported Products
3.0 Supported Operating systems
4.0 Installation
4.1 Installation Considerations
4.2 Steps for Installing the Wellness Utilities for OS/2
5.0 Limitations

1.0 Introduction

The Wellness Utilities for OS/2 monitors the health of a wide range
of Compaq servers.

The software release consists of a Java Archive files CPQCLNT.JAR
and CPQSRVR.JAR. These Java archive files contain Java classes, a
native DLL (CPQWUBEP.DLL) containing all backend modules, related
GIF's, HTML and Widget files.

2.0 Supported Products

Use of this software on equipment not specifically tested by Compaq
may produce unreliable or undesirable results. Compaq does not warrant
the fitness or compatibility of this software on untested hardware. The
Wellness Utilities for OS/2 has been tested on the following Compaq
Products for this release.

* ProLiant 6400R
* ProLiant 7000
* ProLiant 5000
* ProLiant 5500
* ProLiant 6500
* ProLiant 1850R
* ProLiant 1600
* ProSignia 200
* ProLiant 800
* ProLiant 850R
* ProLiant 1200
* ProLiant 1500
* ProLiant 2500
* ProLiant 3000
* ProLiant 6000

3.0 Supported Operating Systems

a) OS/2 Warp Server 4.0 (with Fixpack 39)
b) OS/2 Warp Server Advanced (with Fixpack 39)
c) OS/2 Warp Server Advanced 4.0 with SMP (with Fixpack 39)
d) OS/2 Warp 4.0 (with Fixpack 9)

4.0 Installation

4.1 Installation Considerations

1. Wellness Utilities for OS/2 requires one of the above-mentioned
Operating Systems, installed on the system.

2. Wellness Utilities for OS/2 requires the Compaq Wellness driver
(ver 3.60 or later) or Compaq System Management Driver (ver 2.10 or later) to be
installed. This is available from the Compaq OS/2 Support Software Diskette
(SSD) version 3.40 or later.

3. Wellness Utilities for OS/2 requires the Java Runtime Environment
Version 1.1.4 or above. This product has been tested with JRE 1.1.4, 1.1.6 and 1.1.7.

4. The title bar of the application main window shows the name of the application  
followed by the host name of the system. By default the name will be the
local system name but if remote server is selected then the host name of
the remote system to which you have connected will be displayed. Please
ensure that a valid hostname is entered in the page 2 of 2 of the Hostnames
option in the TCP/IP configuration.

5. This application requires the Swing component 1.0.3 to be installed.
Please ensure that the proper classpath for the swing component is set in the
CONFIG.SYS. The entry for "swingall.jar" in the classpath is case sensitive,
please ensure that the correct case is maintained. The Swing component can be found
at Sun web site (http://java.sun.com/products/jfc).

6. You should have the entries (host name and IP address) of the remote servers
in the "HOSTS" file of you client machine. You can find this "HOSTS" file
at \mptn\etc path.

7. The commands related to running the RMI registry and server program will
be updated in the STARTUP.CMD during installation. Please ensure that TCP/IP
configuration (with HOST name and IP address) is configured correctly.
Please ensure that the RMI registry and server program is running always.

8. Please ensure that the appropriate Fixpack is applied to execute the
Print functionality.

IMPORTANT

Install the device drivers available in the latest Compaq OS/2 Support
Software Diskette. Wellness Utilities for OS/2 will not be functional
with older versions of the OS/2 device driver.

4.2 Steps for Installing the Wellness Utilities for OS/2

1) Insert the Utilities diskette-3 (SSD) which contains the Wellness Utilities
for OS/2 in drive A.
2) Type A: and press ENTER. Change directory to CPQWUTL.
3) Type INSTALL and press ENTER.
4) Follow the instruction as shown by the software Installer Package.

5.0 Limitations

1. Multiple instances of the Wellness Utilities package is not supported.

2. Keyboard support is not provided sufficiently.

3. When Stand-alone installation is done, no Update Option is provided for
updating the previous version of Wellness Utilities. The installation will
go through deleting the previous version files and installing the current
version of the Wellness Utilities.

4. If the Wellness Utilities for OS/2 application is removed from your
system then ensure to clean up by deleting three lines in the startup.cmd
(set use_hosts_first, start rmiregst and start java WELSERV.RemoteServer).


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