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how to use hp visualization center sv6 tools

sv_config will then use that file to determine how to set each system’s hostname and IP address. It will then ask you to enter the IP address for any Digi-Etherlite Terminal servers you have. Once all the data has been collected the changes are made to the systems and sv_config asks to reboot. A reboot is needed for all the changes to take effect. If you are not able to reboot at this time you can use sv_config -rebootall

sv_config always saves the files it will be changing so that the system can be restored later. Use sv_config -restoreto put the saved files back in place.

NOTE

This does not change the Gigabit Ethernet hostnames or IP

 

addresses.

 

 

xsetpipes GUI - The Xsetpipes GUI allows you to change and manipulate the layout and pipe arrangement while viewing 3D changes. The same functionality can be used via the command line. See the ‘setpipes Command Line Tool’ section below.

For information about how to use this tool:

/opt/graphics/OpenGL/sv/bin/xsetpipes –help or read /opt/graphics/OpenGL/sv/doc/README.xsetpipes

xadvsetpipes GUI

This is an advanced version of the xsetpipes tool that allows the screen rectangle lines to be dragged across the display. Both GUIs take advantage of the same core functionality, which is provided by the command line tool.

For information about how to use this tool, log in to CDE, then run:

/opt/graphics/OpenGL/sv/bin/xadvsetpipes –help

or read /opt/graphics/OpenGL/sv/doc/README.xadvsetpipes

setpipes Command Line Tool

For information about how to use this tool:

/opt/graphics/OpenGL/sv/bin/setpipes –help

The following section is a copy of

/opt/graphics/OpenGL/sv/doc/README.setpipes

Note: the ‘VisCenter’ sections refer to multi-channel configurations.

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HP sv6 manual Xadvsetpipes GUI