Sun Microsystems 1.0 - Manual (Page 132)

106 SunFDDI/P 1.0 Adapter User’s Guide—May 1997
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5. Specify the current location of the SunFDDI/P schemas.
This is the base directory under which you installed the SunFDDI/P
software package (
SUNWpf ) using pkgadd(1M) .
The SunFDDI/P schemas are copied to the destination directory and the
local configuration files are modified for SunNet Manager.
6. Start the SunNet Manager agents for SunFDDI/P by typing:
Note – If you typed n in response to the question, “Do you want to start the
SunNet Manager daemons for SunFDDI at boot time?”, when you installed the
SunFDDI/P software, you must start the SunNet manager agents for
SunFDDI/P manually each time you reboot your machine. Alternatively, you
can install the start-up script into the
/etc/rc2.d directory:
Installing the FDDI Schemas on the Console
If you install the SunFDDI/P software on the console machine, you can run
pf_install_agents locally. See “To Install the FDDI Schemas on a Client”
on page 105 for detailed instructions.
If you do not have a SunFDDI/P SBus card installed in the console machine,
you must either copy the script and SunFDDI/P schemas onto the console
machine or NFS mount the
pf_install_agents script from a client machine
and execute it remotely.
What is the name of the root directory under which the pf FDDI
software is installed? [/opt]: [?]
# /sbin/pf_snmd
# cd /opt/SUNWconn/SUNWpf/utilities
# cp pf_fddidaemon /etc/rc2.d/S98pf_fddidaemon