xvmgr(1)

NAME
     xvmgr - XVM Manager GUI

SYNOPSIS
     xvmgr [-l user] [-n] [-s server]

DESCRIPTION
     The xvmgr command invokes the XVM Manager graphical user interface (GUI).
     If CXFS Manager GUI is installed, XVM Manager GUI will include the CXFS
     Manager GUI.

     The XVM Manager GUI provides access to the tasks that help you set up and
     administer your logical volumes and provides icons representing status
     and structure.

     Options:

     -l user    Log in to the server as user.  Unless -n is supplied, the user
                name can also be given in the login window.

     -n         No login window.  If -n is used with -s, xvmgr will connect to
                the given server without displaying a login window; otherwise
                it will run on the local host.  If the connection fails, a
                login window will be displayed.

     -s server  Remote server on which to run the GUI.

EXAMPLES
     To connect directly to a server named node1.acme.com, enter the
     following:

          xvmgr -s node1.acme.com

     You will be prompted for a username and a password.

     To connect to a server named node1.acme.com using rsh(1C), enter the
     following:

          xvmgr

     Choose the "Remote Shell" connection method and enter the following
     "Remote Shell Command":

          rsh node1.acme.com

     Similarly, you could use ssh(1) if you wanted to connect to a remote
     server without your password being visible to everyone on the network.
     You need to have your systems configured so that you can connect to the
     remote host without being prompted for a password.
NOTES
     You can open a second XVM Manager window by choosing the "New XVM
     Manager" option on the File menu in the XVM Manager window.  This is the
     preferred method of creating a second XVM Manager window, because it
     reuses the existing Java process to open the second window instead of
     starting a new one, minimizing memory usage on the client.

     The sysadm(1M) system administration daemon is run on the XVM server.
     This daemon invokes the runpriv(1M) command, which allows the
     administrator to grant administrative-level privilege to individual users
     for certain commands.  When privilege is granted, a user can execute
     xvmgr; otherwise, xvmgr can only be executed by root.

SEE ALSO
     sysadmd(1M), runpriv(1M), rsh(1C), ssh(1), CXFS Version 2 Software
     Installation and Administration Guide, XVM Volume Manager Administrator's
     Guide.