Automatically starting process agents on UNIX

On UNIX, startup scripts are available to automatically start the process agent when the system starts.

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1. Run the installation script as the root user.
   Linux x86: To install the scripts on Linux x86, run linux2x86install from the $NCHOME/omnibus/install/startup location.
   The following output is displayed:

   Enter value for $NCHOME [/opt/IBM/tivoli/netcool]:

   Press Enter to accept the default $NCHOME location or enter another $NCHOME location. The following output is displayed:

   Install systemd scripts? Enter 'n' to install init.d instead (y/n)? [y]

   Press Enter to accept the default value or 'n' to attempt to install the init.d.

   Note: If selecting 'n' to try and use init.d, the required checks will fail on some newer versions of Linux as a required executable does not exist.

   The following output is displayed:

   This script copies a startup script into the /etc/systemd/system directory to enable
   you to automatically start and stop Netcool/OMNIbus processes.
   
   It does this by:
   	Copying linux2x86/etc/systemd/system/nco.service to /etc/systemd/system
   	Running "systemctl enable nco"
   
   Do you wish to continue (y/n)? [y]

   Press Enter to accept the default value and continue or 'n' to abort the startup script installation process.

   The following output is displayed:

   Name of the Process Agent Daemon [NCO_PA]

   Solaris: To install the scripts on Solaris, run solaris2install from the $NCHOME/omnibus/install/startup location.
   The following output is displayed:

   Name of the Process Agent Daemon [NCO_PA]

2. Press Enter to accept the default process agent server name NCO_PA or enter another server name.
   The following output is displayed:

   Should pa_name run in secure mode (y/n)? [y]

3. Press Enter to include the -secure command-line option when starting the process agent.
   Secure mode controls the authentication of connection requests with a user name and password.

   The following message is displayed:

   Enter value for environment variable NETCOOL_LICENSE_FILE,
   if required [27000@localhost]:

   Note: Although Tivoli Netcool/OMNIbus does not require a license key in order to run, some probes and gateways that have not been through a recent maintenance cycle still require license keys. If you are running these older probe or gateway packages, they will still require the NETCOOL_LICENSE_FILE environment variable to be set, and the availability of a Netcool® license server.

   For Linux x86 systems, the following message is displayed:

   Authentication mode
      1. UNIX
      2. PAM
      3. none
      4. Do not specify
   Please enter value [1-4][1]: 

   Note: Option 3 (none) is only recommended for testing purposes.
4. If you do not use a license server, you can safely press Enter to run the script. If you have a license server, either press Enter to accept the default value, or enter another value.