- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Preface
- Installation prerequisites
- Installation
- Installing Solutions Enabler on UNIX and Linux
- Installing Solutions Enabler on Windows
- Installing Solutions Enabler on z/OS
- UNIX Native installation
- Uninstalling Solutions Enabler
- Post-Installation configuration for UNIX, Windows, and z/OS
- eLicensing
- Initial post-installation configuration of Solutions Enabler
- Setting the CLI path
- Setting the online help path
- Managing database and gatekeeper locking
- Avoidance and selection files
- Changing the default behavior of SYMCLI
- Setting up daemons for distributed application support
- Managing the base daemon
- Setting up the event daemon for monitoring
- RedHat Enterprise Linux 6.0/6.2 [GA] - x86_64 installation
- Backing up devices
- Adding the SSL certificate
- Vendor SNIA libraries needed for HBA information
- z/OS Post installation configuration
- Remote Operations
- Technical Notes and Configuration
- Gatekeeper Device Configuration
- Host specific behaviour running Solutions Enabler
- Solutions Enabler Directories
- UNIX Installation Log Files
Dell Solutions Enabler 10.1.0 Installation and Configuration Guide
Starting daemons
Most daemons are automatically started as their services are required. For example, storgnsd is automatically started the first time a group operation is performed.
However, in situations where you need to manually start a daemon, you can use the following command:
stordaemon start DaemonName [-wait Seconds]
By default, the stordaemon command waits 30 seconds to verify that the daemon is running. To override this, use the -wait option.
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