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24Using Veritas Enterprise Administrator Starting Veritas Enterprise Administrator

To invoke VEA from the command line

1Go to the directory where VEA client is installed, for example:

/opt/VRTSob/bin

2Start the VEA client by running the script vea from this location.

When starting the VEA client from the command line, the following options are available:

-v

Shows the version of client console.

-c

Specifies the configuration file for advanced settings.

-host

Specifies the host to connect to. If the username and password

 

for the host is already stored, these will be used; otherwise, you

 

will be prompted for your username and password.

Startup profile

If you have selected a password protected profile as your startup profile, you are prompted to enter the password when VEA starts up.

Enter your password and click OK to continue, or click Select Profile to bring up the Select Profile dialog, which enables you to select an alternative profile.

Clicking Cancel will end the application.

Selecting an alternate profile

Select one of the profiles from the list, and enter the password, if necessary.

Click OK to log in.

You can also select Tools > Manage Profiles to bring up the Manage Profiles dialog.

See “Managing user profiles” on page 40.

If no profiles exist

If no profiles exist when you start VEA, the following message appears:

No profiles exist on this system. A new default profile has been created. If you want to create additional profiles, you may create using the “Tools” -> “Manage Profiles...” menu item

Click OK to continue.

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Contents Veritas Enterprise Administrator 5.0.1 Users Guide Unix is a registered trademark of The Open Group Contents Chapter Dialog boxes Contents Introducing the Veritas Enterprise Administrator console About the Veritas Enterprise Administrator consoleVEA features Veritas Enterprise Administrator home Main window 2shows the main window of VEAObject tree Quick access barObject tree and grid Menu bar GridToolbar Status areaConsole view Tasks viewOpening a new window Accessing tasksMultiple selections Alternatively, you can select File New Window Page Using Veritas Enterprise Administrator Starting Veritas Enterprise Administrator About Veritas Enterprise AdministratorSetting up your system Using the start menu Using the command lineFrom a Windows client From a Unix clientIf no profiles exist Startup profileSelecting an alternate profile Setting Veritas Enterprise Administrator preferences See Setting the console view onSetting connection preferences Reconnecting hostsAdjusting the history settings Adding and removing favorite hostsSetting language preference Setting general preferencesSetting advanced preferences Filter messages Setting the console viewNumber of unfiltered messages Setting user accounts Viewing objects and object propertiesSelecting objects Navigational viewTasks view Details viewConsole view Running tasks from the menu bar Performing tasksProperties of an object Running tasks from the task assistant Connecting and disconnecting hosts and domainsRunning tasks from a popup menu Connecting to a host or domain Clicking on File ConnectSwitching between connected hosts Logon authenticationDisconnecting from a host Viewing different products Exiting the Veritas Enterprise Administrator clientUsing the control panel Viewing the alert log 4shows the alert logPrevious and next alert sets Viewing alert detailsViewing the task log Previous and next task setsConfiguring logs Printing viewsManaging user profiles Task detailsSelecting a startup profile Creating a new profileDeleting a profile Changing your passwordFirewall support Example C.d1234Client --- firewall --- AB About accelerators About accessibilityKeyboard shortcuts About mnemonics Keyboard mapping conventionsActions Dialog boxes Conventions Mnemonic AcceleratorAccessibility Dialog boxes Tabbed pages Changing the selection Accessibility Dialog boxes Glossary Clicking the mouse Index VEA
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