Setting up the diagnostics information services requires to add inet daemons to at least one computer which can be seen by any others. Assuming the gds main path is "opt/CDS/a/gds", the "/etc/inetd.conf" file must include:

    diagconf        dgram   udp     wait    gds     \
        /opt/CDS/a/gds/bin/diagconfd diagconfd /opt/CDS/a/gds/param/diag_H.conf
    822087685/1     tli     rpc/tcp wait    gds     \
        /opt/CDS/a/gds/bin/chnconfd chnconfd /opt/CDS/a/gds/param/tpchn_H1.par \
        /opt/CDS/a/gds/param/tpchn_H2.par
    822087686/1     tli     rpc/tcp wait    gds     \
        /opt/CDS/a/gds/bin/leapconfd leapconfd /opt/CDS/a/gds/param/leap.conf
    

and the following line must be added to the "/etc/services" file:

    diagconfd       5355/udp
    

Setting up a diagnostics kernel for remote access also requires to add an inet daemon. In "/etc/inetd.conf" add

    diag          stream  tcp     nowait  gds     \
        /opt/CDS/a/gds/diag/bin/diagd diagd
    

and in "/etc/services" add:

    diagconfd       5354/tcp
    

Author:

Daniel Sigg