HP Instant Capacity (iCAP) manual

Configuring Your Server to Send but Not Receive Email

For security reasons, some organizations do not allow incoming mail. If you want your Instant Capacity system to only send email but not receive email, complete the following configuration procedure:

1.To prevent the sendmail daemon from starting up again when your system reboots, edit the /etc/rc.config.d/mailservs file, and change the value of SENDMAIL_SERVER to 0:

vi /etc/rc.config.d/mailservs

#########################################

# Mail configuration. See sendmail(1m) #

#########################################

#

#BSD’s popular message handling system

#	SENDMAIL_SERVER:	Set	to 1 if this is a mail server
#		and	should run the sendmail deamon.

# SENDMAIL_SERVER_NAME: If this is not a mail server, but a

#	client being served by another
#	system, then set this variable to
#	the name of the mail server system
#	name so that site hiding can be
#	performed.
#
export SENDMAIL_SERVER=0

export SENDMAIL_SERVER_NAME=

2.To immediately stop the server from receiving email, kill the active sendmail daemon by executing the following command:

/sbin/init.d/sendmail stop

Testing Email Transmission of the Asset Report

NOTE: The following procedure assumes your Instant Capacity system is capable of sending internet email.

Execute the following command to send your asset report by email to HP:

/usr/sbin/icapnotify <reply_address>

The specified reply_address receives an acknowledgment email from HP confirming the receipt of your asset report. Use an email client to verify the acknowledgment email from HP to the reply_address.

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Contents

HP Instant Capacity users guide for Version Copyright 2000-2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P Table of Contents Temporary Instant Capacity 101 137 129143 149 223 209229 List of Figures 10-1 List of Tables10-2 110 List of Examples111 138 Intended Audience About This GuideNew and Changed Information in This Edition This chapter covers the following topics Publishing History Document Organization Typographic Conventions Instant Capacity user’s guide for Version Location of Instant Capacity InformationLocating the Instant Capacity release notes for Version Manpages HP Encourages Your Comments For more in-depth information, see icap5 Introduction to Instant Capacity Memory Instant Capacity Summary Terminology Software Product Overview OverviewSystem Overview Instant Capacity Software Instant Capacity System Hardware Instant Capacity Administration System Utility Pricing Solutions PortalOther System Management Commands Instant Capacity Database B9073BA Introduction to Instant Capacity Past Versions and Supported Operating Systems Page Getting Started Program Requirements Instant Capacity RequirementsSoftware Requirements HP-UX 11i v1 Requirements and Dependent Products HP-UX 11i v2 Requirements and Dependent Products Required Patches for HP-UX 11i Email Requirements Network RequirementsHP-UX 11i v3 Requirements and Dependent Products OpenVMS Version 8.4 Requirements Usage Rights Requirement System Contact RequirementInstant Capacity Integration with Virtual Partitions HP-UX Http//docs.hp.com Overview Instant Capacity ComponentsProcessors and Cores Cell Boards and Memory Getting Started Global Instant Capacity Instant Capacity Codewords Temporary Instant Capacity Instant Capacity Compliance and Enforcement Configuration Change Notification Increasing Processing Capacity by Purchasing RTUs Core Activation Instant Capacity Cell Board Instant Capacity Software Validation Command will display the message Verification succeededOn HP-UX Systems On OpenVMS Systems Status Reporting on Instant Capacity Systems Time Zone Considerations Installing and Removing Instant Capacity Software Command output displays the message Verification succeeded Installing Instant Capacity SoftwareInstall the B.09.x bundle B9073BA from the DVD Factory Integrated Systems Installing Instant Capacity on OpenVMS Systems For All HP-UX Installations Preserving current Instant Capacity information Reinstalling Instant Capacity Software Removing Instant Capacity Software Page Using Instant Capacity to Manage Processing Capacity Checking the Status of your Instant Capacity System Usr/sbin/icapstatus Example 4-1 Sample Session of icapstatus on HP-UX Usr/sbin/icapmodify -c mjones@corp.com Setting System Contact Information Example 4-2 Applying an RTU Codeword HP-UX Applying a Right To Use RTU Codeword Permanent Activation of Instant Capacity Components Activating Cores in nPartitions Activating CoresConstraints Example 4-3 Activating an Additional Core HP-UX Example Core Activation Session Deactivating Cores in nPartitions Deactivating CoresPartition Constraints Example 4-4 Deactivating an Active Core HP-UX Example 4-6 Undoing an Accidental Deferred Activation HP-UX Overriding Deferred Activation and Deactivation Load-Balancing Active Cores Understanding and Managing Intended Active Values What is Unused Capacity When to Use the vparmodify or icapmodify CommandsStatic Virtual Partitions Deactivating Cores in a Virtual Partition Environment Activating Cores in a Virtual Partition Environment Example 4-7 vPar Boot-Time Compliance Message Boot Time Compliance Assigning a Cell to a Partition Using Instant Capacity to Manage Processing Capacity Unassigning a Cell from a Partition Cell Available Usage Rights Software Application Considerations Test Activation of Cores Using Temporary Capacity Replacement of Failed Cores Using Instant Capacity to Manage Processing Capacity Temporary Instant Capacity Temporary Instant Capacity Overview Temporary Instant Capacity Overview HP-UX Licensing and Support with Temporary Instant Capacity Ordering Temporary Instant Capacity Acquiring and Configuring Temporary Instant Capacity Using Temporary Instant CapacityUsing Temporary Instant Capacity Example 5-1 Applying a Temporary Capacity Codeword HP-UX Usr/sbin/icapmodify -t -a Usr/sbin/icapstatus Temporary Capacity and Virtual Partitions Yes Zoo8 Zoo9 Zoo10 Zoo11 Zoo12 Zoo13 Unassigned Cells Temporary Capacity Expiration Reminder Tracking Usage of Temporary Instant Capacity Example 5-4 Temporary Capacity Expiration Reminder Icapmodify -w Temporary Instant Capacity Warning Period Temporary Instant Capacity Temporary Instant Capacity Exceptions Error for Activation with Insufficient Temporary CapacityTemporary Capacity Balance Needing Action Temporary Capacity Negative Balance Temporary Instant Capacity Temporary Instant Capacity Exceptions Page Instant Capacity Cell Board Instant Capacity Cell Board Ordering Instant Capacity Cell Board HP-UX and OpenVMS License and Support Acquiring Usage Rights for Instant Capacity Cell Board Cell Board Activation Requiring Additional Core Usage Rights Activation of an Instant Capacity Cell Board Accidental Activation of an Instant Capacity Cell Board Instant Capacity Cell Board Activation Exception Error Instant Capacity Cell Board and Temporary Instant Capacity Global Instant Capacity Global Instant Capacity Overview Using Global Instant Capacity Global Instant Capacity Requirements Standby Group Managers Global Instant Capacity Group Managers Run icapmanage -Q Global Instant Capacity Grouping Rules Global Instant Capacity Sharing Rights Example 7-1shows how to apply a sharing rights codewordExample 7-1 Applying a Sharing Rights Codeword Example 7-2 Creating a Group Creating Global Instant Capacity Groups Example 7-3 Adding a Member to a Group Usr/sbin/icapstatus Example Core Rights Sharing Global Instant Capacity Resource SharingEffect of Temporary Capacity Status Reporting Example Cell/Memory Sharing Global Instant Capacity and Temporary Capacity Example Activation Using Pooled Temporary CapacityTemporary Capacity and Freed Usage Rights Temporary Capacity and Status Reporting Temporary Capacity Prefetch Removing a Global Instant Capacity Group Member Reinstalling a Group Member Group Manager Availability No Standby Manager Group Manager Failover Considerations Adding New Partitions Upgrades and Global Instant Capacity Rights Seizure When to Migrate Usage Rights and When to Seize Usage RightsEffects of Rights Seizure Temporary Capacity and Rights Seizure Down Partitions with Powered-On Cells Other Considerations Additional HA SolutionsSummary of Rights Seizure Rights Seizure Http//docs.hp.com Considerations for Multiple Groups Additional Considerations ICAP From compliance check paradigm to self enforcement Using Instant Capacity on HP Integrity SuperdomeCase 3 GiCAP Important Considerations Installing iCAP on HP Integrity SuperdomeSizing Partitions Resizing Partitions Viewing number of active cores ICAP commandsGenerating snapshot Using iCAP Memory Setting usage rights for a partitionDeactivating Cores Activating Cores ICAP Use Cases Use Case 1 Initial ConfigurationCore migration between partitions in a complex NPar2 Use Case 2 Initial Configuration Use Case 1 Configuration of Complex After Core Migration4contains Initial configuration of Complex2 Configuration of Complex1 post core migration Configuration of Complex2 post core migration 136 Handling Compliance Exceptions Troubleshooting More cells active than expected Negative temporary capacity balance Troubleshooting the Instant Capacity Software Additional Troubleshooting Steps for Email Connectivity As root, execute the command Diagnosing Email Configuration Frequently Asked Questions Instant Capacity Software Icapmodify if a configuration change Triggered By Asset reporting email sent by the Instant Capacity software Instant Capacity Hardware Global Instant Capacity Instant Capacity HP-UX Manpages Initializing an Instant Capacity Server ICAP5Codewords ICAP --Instant Capacity software for HP-UX Status of Instant Capacity Components Software Removal HP Integrity Virtual Machines Integrity VM Virtual PartitionsProcessor Sets Temporary Capacity TiCAP Program Global Instant Capacity Instant Capacity Cell BoardGiCAP Groups Standby GiCAP Group Manager GiCAP Group ManagerGiCAP Group Members GiCAP Grouping Rules GiCAP Group Creation Upgrades and GiCAPGiCAP Resource Sharing GiCAP Member Removal Group Compliance Groups and the TiCAP BalanceMultiple Group Considerations Additional GiCAP Considerations Group Manager Failover Considerations See Also Compliance Synopsis Icapmanage1M Options Specified host. The password is used for initial Group, you are prompted for the root password for eachSpecify virtual machine or guest OS instances Communication only and is not saved or stored Used when the vPar or nPar configuration of a member If there are intermittent problems with networkHost to be added. The password is used for initial For a given command execution, host removals are Information group, manager and member. For Group Provide verbose status information. Include all levelsManagers, include resources being held by the Group Manager including temporary capacity. For members 164 Available in the GiCAP group or the command fails Using the -zoption before failbackThis option can be useful particularly when core usage Containing the specified host. Core usage rights must be File instead of the installed rule file, and can be used to Hardware and grouping rules. Specification of the -UHost system to be set up as a standby Group Manager This command will prompt for the root password Status Information Symbols used in the displayInformation displayed for each GiCAP group Host names comprising each member complex Inaccessible members no partitions could be For inactive cells associated with inaccessibleInactive because usage rights have not been Purchased From member systems where none Field is displayed only when the -voption isSeized from members where none Specified When the -voption is specified. However, if Members for disaster recoveryPartitions could be contacted. This member Summary field is not displayed when Is specified and only for systems where usage Members for purposes of disaster recoveryMember system from which they were Seized International Code Set Support Environment Variables Remove the ADMIN1 group Show the full status of the ADMIN1 groupRemove host mystandby from use as a standby Group Manager Take control as an active Group Manager Compliance Icapmodify1M Options and Arguments Intended Active Pending deferred request and resets the values for Reboot. This option modifies the default behaviorCausing an immediate activation or deactivation Rights across the complex, on the next reboot of any Command temporarily reduces the consumption Not necessary to use the -toption when using the -dTemporary capacity. a subsequent core activation using Configuration change notification email Apply an iCAP codeword Set the system contact email address to superuser@corp.com Set the systemid to AssetNum234Icapmodify was developed by HP Obsolescent Icapnotify1M Turn configuration change notification off Turn configuration change notification onTurn email asset reporting on Turn email asset reporting off Icapstatus1M Symbols used in the displayIcapstatus display fields Information displayed for a GiCAP group From the GiCAP group Information displayed for the local virtual partitionBorrowed/Loaned memory usage Local virtual partition that are currently active Information displayed for the local nPartition Complex Instant Capacity Resource Summary Command. Other commands such as parmodify Activated during a boot operation. Typically, this isMember of a group For the hard partition Icapstatus was developed by HP Icapd --Instant Capacity iCAP daemon Icapd1MIcapd was developed by HP 190 This appendix covers the following topics Special Considerations Assumed Processor Values Assumed Values in icapstatus CommandAssumed Memory Values Upgrading to Instant Capacity version B.06.x or later HP-UX Usr/sbin/icodmodify command Execute the following command Dual-Core Support in Instant Capacity Systems New Partition Creation and Instant Capacity Table A-1 Removing a Cell and Decreasing Inactive Cores Shutting Down a Partition with Instant Capacity Cores Page Par Commands from PC System Management Station Psets on nPars Instant Capacity Compatibility with Processor Sets HP-UXPsets on vPars Email Configuration Configuring Email on Instant Capacity SystemsOn Partitionable Systems Before you start Overview of email routing across the internet Sendmail application Configuring Instant Capacity’s From Email Address Steps to Confirm or Diagnose Email ConfigurationConfiguring a Specified From Address Reverting to the Default From Address Testing Email Transmission of the Asset Report Configuring Your Server to Send but Not Receive Email HP OpenView Measurement Products Measurement Software and Instant Capacity SystemsOther Measurement Software On HP Integrity Superdome Systems Monarch Processors Dynamic Processor Resilience HP-UX Security Tuning Options Security IssuesCustomer protections which iCAP assumes to be in place Disabling the iCAP daemon HP-UX Considerations for OpenVMS Systems OpenVMS Command Mapping HP-UX Style CommandsTable B-1 HP-UX and OpenVMS Command Equivalents CLI Support on OpenVMS Table B-2 OpenVMS iCAP Files OpenVMS iCAP Files DCL Icap Command DCL CommandsName Format Parameter Icap Apply Icap Deactivate Icap Reconcile Value Parameters Icap SET Warningdays days Icap Show Icapserver iCAP server process Description Core Activation and Deactivation Special OpenVMS-Specific Features and ConsiderationsEmail Considerations Restrictions 222 Activate cell Glossary EFI Inactive RTU TiCAP Wbem Index Hpmc RTU Wbem