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monadmin is a vPars Monitor command that allows you to

  • display whether the vPars flexible administrative capability feature is ON (enabled) or OFF (disabled)

  • set or reset the flexible administrative capability mode

  • specify a virtual partition to be added or deleted to or from the designated-admin virtual partition list

  • list which virtual partitions are currently in the designated-admin virtual partition list (in other words, are set as designated-admin virtual partitions)

Basic Syntax and Usage

monadmin [-S on|off] | [-a|-d partition_name] | [-l]

-S on|off  

  • Sets the flexible administrative capability mode either ON (enabled) or OFF (disabled).

    • ON and OFF are not case-sensitive.

    • The flexible administrative capability mode can be set only at the vPars Monitor prompt (MON>).

    • By default, the mode is OFF.

    When the mode is set to ON, the list of designated-admin virtual partitions is empty, regardless of any previous settings. Therefore, when the flexible administrative capability mode is set to ON, all virtual partitions are non-designated-admin virtual partitions regardless of whether it is running or not and regardless of its state during the previous time the mode was set to ON. Because the designated-admin virtual partition list is empty when the mode is set to ON, you will need to add any virtual partitions you wish to be designated-admin virtual partitions to the designated-admin virtual partition list every time you set the mode to ON. You can add or delete virtual partitions to or from the designated-admin virtual partition list from either the vPars Monitor prompt using monadmin (MON> monadmin) or the HP-UX Shell prompt using vparadmin (# vparadmin). vparadmin is discussed in the next section.

    This process allows you to change the mode at the MON> prompt and maintain a deterministic setting for the virtual partition even if virtual partitions are running.

    When the mode is set to ON, monadmin will prompt for a new password. (If the mode is already ON, you will receive a message stating that you already having enabled the flexible administrative capability.)

    When the mode is set to OFF, the above restrictions of the vPars command execution are turned off. It may appear that all virtual partitions are considered to be designated-admin virtual partitions. Once you set the mode to OFF, the designated-admin virtual partition list is deleted as well as the flexible administrative capability password.

-a|-d partition_name  

  • Adds or deletes a virtual partition to or from the designated-admin virtual partition list. No flexible administrative capability password is required here; passwords are required only at the HP-UX shell prompt.

-l  

  • Lists all the virtual partitions that are currently in the designated-admin virtual partition list. When the mode is set initially to ON, the designated-admin virtual partition list will be empty, so all virtual partitions are non-designated-admin virtual partitions. You can use the monadmin -a to add virtual partitions to the list. Alternatively, at the HP-UX shell prompt, you can use vparadmin -a to add virtual partitions to the list.

Without any options  

  • displays whether the vPars flexible administrative capability feature is ON (enabled) or OFF (disabled).

NOTE: The vPars Monitor prompt (MON>) is not protected. Any person who knows the GSP/MP login and password can access the console and therefore the MON> prompt. Using monadmin, the GSP/MP user can change the flexible administrative capability mode and the designated-admin virtual partition list. Console access is restricted using the GSP/MPs login and password.
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