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netboot_kernel = mp
if1 = itsonet p5570lp02 523300002002
net_settings1 = auto auto
cable_type1 = N/A
mgmt_profile1 = H172_16_20_107 2 cec-570-107CD9E
Cstate = Base Operating System installation is being performed
prev_state = BOS installation has been enabled
Mstate = in the process of booting
info = BOS install 38% complete : 41% of mksysb data restored.
boot = boot
bosinst_data = nimrf-0000000000000003-bosinst_data
image_data = nimrf-0000000000000003-image_data
mksysb = appliance-1_image-1
nim_script = nim_script
resolv_conf = nimrf-0000000000000003-resolv_conf
script = SDS_postinstall_script_1
script = nimrf-0000000000000001-script
script = vmc_config
spot = nimrf-0000000000000002-spot
cpuid = 00C7CD9E4C00
control = master
Cstate_result = success
All directories are NFS exported by VMControl, which contains NIM resources necessary for
network installation.
After the successful deployment, only the NIM resources shown in Example 4-24 remain
defined.
Example 4-24 Remaining NIM resources after deployment
SDS_postinstall_script_1 resources script
appliance-1_image-1 resources mksysb
vmc_config resources script
H172_16_20_107 management hmc
cec-570-107CD9E management cec
nimrf-0000000000000002-spot resources spot
4.6 Agents
As stated in previous sections, IBM Systems Director communicates with and controls the
various systems in its group via agents. These agents are responsible for communicating with
IBM Systems Director. With these agents clients can keep their management systems
informed of their current situation. Two sets of agents can be installed: the Common Agent
and the Platform Agent.
The Common Agent provides the following functions (see Figure 4-15 on page 125):
? System discovery
? Comprehensive platform and operating system inventory collection
? Monitoring health and status
? Managing alerts