RMG is started from a Windows command line console or a UNIX command line prompt:
RMG [-b board] [-l loc_port] [-m mate_addr] [-n node] [-p remote_port] [-t]
All run time parameters are optional and are defined in the following table.
Note: Each instance of RMG monitors and controls a single board.
|
Parameter |
Description |
Default value |
|
-b board |
Board number to monitor on this node. |
1 |
|
-l loc_port |
Local UDP port for this process to attach to. |
1700 |
|
-m mate_addr |
IP address (in q.x.y.z dotted notation) or host name of the mate RMG process. |
None. If omitted, it is assumed that the mate RMG process exists on the same node. |
|
-n node |
Node number [1..2] assigned to this RMG process for resolving startup glare. |
1 |
|
-p remote_ port |
UDP port where the mate RMG process can be found. |
1700 If two RMG processes are executed on the same node, they must be assigned different UDP port numbers. |
|
-q |
Requires operator quit command before RMG exits. |
Automatic exit on certain failure conditions. |
|
-t |
Enables tracing to the Natural Access server (ctdaemon). |
No tracing. |
Once running, the RMG process displays error messages and status change messages in the console window where it was started. The following example shows sample output from the RMG process:
host prompt> rmg -b2 -m node1 -n2 -t
rmg: Redundancy manager version 2.0 Sep 30 2008
Node: 2, Board 2: Board Halted
Node: 2, Board 2: Board Loading
Node: 2, Board 2: Now Starting
Node: 2, Board 2: Board Isolated
Node: 2, Board 2: Now Primary
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