Stand-Alone Web-based System Manager

Web-based System Manager applications can be run on an AIX machine with Web-based System Manager installed just like other AIX applications. When Web-based System Manager applications are run in this method, no data is transferred over the network. Running Web-based System Manager applications in stand-alone mode requires a graphics terminal.

Installing Stand-alone Web-based System Manager

Web-based System Manager should be installed with the base operating system. The sysmgt.websm.apps fileset pre-reqs the necessary filesets. If this fileset is installed,then Web-based System Manager will be available.

Prerequisites:

• bos.rte 4.3.0.0
  (base operating system)

• sysmgt.help.msg.<LANG>.websm
  (SMIT contextual helps fileset)

Co-requisites:

• Java.rte 1.1.2
  (Java virtual machine with Java 1.1.2 support)

• bos.net.tcp.client 4.3.0.0
  (TCP/IP Client Support)

Configuring Stand-alone Web-based System Manager

No configuration is necessary for running stand-alone Web-based System Manager applications.

Running Stand-alone Web-based System Manager

• From the command line:
  Web-based System Manager can be started with the command wsm. This will bring up a launch application from which all Web-based System Manager applications can be launched. The following fastpaths are also supported:

  Application	Fastpath
  Backups	wsm backup
  Devices	wsm devices
  File Systems	wsm fs
  NIM	wsm nim
  Network	wsm network
  PC Services	wsm pc
  Printer Queues	wsm printers
  Processes	wsm processes
  Registered Applications	wsm register
  Software	wsm software
  Subsystems	wsm subsystems
  System	wsm system
  Users	wsm users
  Volumes	wsm lvm
  Workload Management	wsm wlm
  Web-based System Manager Launch App	wsm

  
  
• From the Desktop:
  Open the Desktop Application Manager. Then open the System Admin folder. There will be icons for each of the Web-based System Manager applications. The icon for the Web-based System Manager Launch application is called the Web-based System Manager Launch Pad.