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Unisphere/Navisphere - Package naming and start script name on *nix.
I've received several request from our Unix Administration team to contact EMC and have them change the package name and start script name for the Navisphere/Unisphere host agent.
The Solaris/Linux package name is "HOSTAGENT" and the start script created by the install is /etc/init.d/agent.
I understand the confusion and frustration of the Unix Administrators when they look at a list of installed packages and find something called "HOSTAGENT' - which provides no clues as to what is actually does or is for. The same is true when looking at the start scripts on a host.
EMC, please repackage the Unisphere/Navisphere host agent so the package name is more descriptive (i.e. UNIHOSTAGENT) and the agent start script is also more descriptive (i.e. /etc/init.d/uniagent).
I would normally open a support case for a request like this, but I've been told that the packaging is the packaging and there is nothing to do.
dynamox
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December 5th, 2012 09:00
you need to ask your local EMC TC to open an RFE (request for enhancement)