HPUX ovdelobj[1m]

 ovdelobj(1M)                                                   ovdelobj(1M)





 NAME
      ovdelobj - HP OpenView object deregistration utility

 SYNOPSIS
      ovdelobj LRF-filename [system identifier]

 DESCRIPTION
      ovdelobj is used to remove registration information from the HP
      OpenView DM Platform's Object Registration Service (ORS) database. It
      must be used whenever an agent is removed, renamed, or relocated to
      another host system. It need not be used when making any other changes
      to the agent or its managed objects (e.g., adding or deleting managed
      objects, changing startup phase, or changing the path name to the
      Agent executable file).

      To change the host system on which an agent resides, first run
      ovdelobj, specifying the LRF file that was used to register the agent
      and the system on which it was initially installed. Then run ovaddobj,
      specifying the same LRF file and the name of the system to which the
      agent is being moved.

      To change the name of the agent, first run ovdelobj, specifying the
      LRF file that was used to register the agent and the system on which
      it was initially installed. Then edit the LRF file to change the name
      of the agent. Then run ovaddobj, specifying the new LRF file and the
      name of the system or OSI presentation address of the postmaster on
      which it runs.

      LRF-filename
                specifies a Local Registration File, which must contain
                information about a single agent and the objects it manages.

      system identifier.
                The system identifier indicates the system on which the
                agent will be run. If the agent is to be accessed via CMOT
                or SNMP the system identifier is a hostname. If the agent to
                be accessed by CMIP the system identifier is the OSI
                presentation address of the postmaster on the system on
                which the agent is running. An LRF may contain objects to be
                accessed by multiple management protocols.

                The format of the field is as follows:

                hostname

                or

                hostname:presentation address

                or




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 ovdelobj(1M)                                                   ovdelobj(1M)





                :presentation address

                Where presentation address is entered as

                :P-Selector,S-Selector,T-Selector,NSAP

                The Postmaster requires that the P-Selector be "OPENVIEW",
                the S-Selector be "ses0", and the T-Selector be "tp0", as in
                the following example:

                ovdelobj :OPENVIEW,ses0,tp0,<NSAP>

                The NSAP field selects the Network Service Access Point
                being used by the OSI stack. Refer to the "osiadmin"
                documentation for details on how to configure the NSAP for a
                system.

                No spaces are allowed in a presentation address.

                A hostname specifies a system name that must be defined in
                the hosts database used by the system (see gethostent(3n)
                and hosts(4)). If the system identifier is not specified, it

                NOTE: The Object Registration Service enforces permissions
                on changes to the ORS database. Permissions are managed by
                the ORSD running on the ORS master node.   If you encounter
                "permissions" errors while using ovdelobj, refer to the HP
                OpenView Administrator's Reference.

 EXAMPLES
           ovdelobj mylrf

      This deletes information in the ORS internal tables about the agent
      named in mylrf and which resides on the current system (i.e., the
      system on which ovdelobj is being run).

           ovdelobj mylrf spock

      This deletes information in the ORS internal tables about the agent
      named in mylrf and which resides on the system named spockfile.

 AUTHOR
      ovdelobj was developed by the Hewlett-Packard Company.

 FILES
      HP-UX 9.x and SunOS 4.1.x
                          /usr/OV/bin/ovdelobj

      HP-UX 10.x and Solaris 2.3, 2.4
                          /opt/OV/bin/ovdelobj




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 ovdelobj(1M)                                                   ovdelobj(1M)





      Universal Pathname  $OV_BIN/ovdelobj


      Universal pathname paths are established according to your shell and
      platform requirements. See the file that applies to your platform and
      shell for more information about the script used to set HP OpenView
      Network Node Manager environment variables:

      HP-UX 9.x and SunOS 4.1.x
                          /usr/OV/bin/ov.envvars.sh (k shell)
                          /usr/OV/bin/ov.envvars.csh (c shell)

      HP-UX 10.x and Solaris 2.3, 2.4
                          /opt/OV/bin/ov.envvars.sh (k shell)
                          /opt/OV/bin/ov.envvars.csh (c shell)


 SEE ALSO
      ovaddobj(1M), ovspmd(1M), ovstart(1M), ovstop(1M), gethostent(3n),
      lrf(4), local_p_addr(4).


































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