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Unit Objectives
Environment Variables Directory Structure and Key Files Starting PATROL Central Operator Microsoft Windows Edition Creating a Management Profile Using the Central Operator features and functions Starting PATROL Central Administration Using the Central Administration features and functions Gathering Diagnostic Data
Useful Documentation
PATROL Central Operator Microsoft Windows Edition
Environment Variables
Environment Variable %BMC_ROOT% How Variable Is Used points to the location where BMC Software products are installed points to the location where PATROL 3.x components are installed points to the location where PATROL 7.x components, including PATROL Central, are installed identifies the RTserver that PATROL Central Operator and PATROL Central Administration use
%PATROL_HOME%
%PATROL_ROOT%
%RTSERVERS%
Details
This directory is where PATROL 3.x components are installed. This directory is where PATROL 7.x components, including PATROL Central Operator, are installed. It is typically %BMC_ROOT%\Patrol7. This directory contains platform dependent binary files. This directory contains subdirectories for Help files. This directory contains the security libraries.
This directory contains subdirectories for Help files for the specified console ID.
If logging program execution is enabled in PATROL Central, this directory contains the log file. log file If logging backend events is enabled in PATROL Central Operator Microsoft Windows Edition, this directory contains the log file for the PATROL Central Operator console module.
Details
log file
If saving the System Output Window to a file is enabled in PATROL Central Operator Microsoft Windows Edition, this directory contains the saved file If the Import Wizard is used to import console information from a PATROL 3.x console, this directory contains a log file with the output from the PATROL Console Migration Tool. This log file is overwritten each time that the Import Wizard is run If an operating system or KM command is executed in PATROL Central Operator Microsoft Windows Edition, this directory contains a file for every command that is executed. Once the command is executed, the file is deleted. If logging backend events is enabled in PATROL Central Operator MicrosoftWindows Edition, this directory contains the log file for the PATROL Central Administration console module.
Starting a PCOWin
Start => All Programs => BMC PATROL => PATROL Central Start => Run => pcentral.exe /help (lists the options) Start => Run => pcentral.exe (to start with default session of 1) Start => Run => pcentral.exe id <n> (number between 1 and 65535 inclusive) Desktop Shortcut (created to start a custom session)
Configuration Tab
InfoBox
Running Commands on the PATROL Console Server From PATROL Central Operator
The PATROL Console Server provides a set of built-in commands that you can run from PATROL Central Operator. You can run these built-in commands from any system output window in PATROL Central Operator.
The PATROL Console Server installation process includes the creation of the operating system groups listed in the table below. These predefined groups are initially assigned PATROL rights and permissions according to a typical set of roles that apply to PATROL users. These groups are created as a convenience for PATROL security administrators.
Active Users
Rights are used to protect console functionality. This Table lists the rights relating to PATROL Central Operator that are assigned to the predefined PATROL groups during installation of the PATROL Console Server. Note that other rights that do not relate to PATROL Central Operator might also be assigned to the PATROL groups.
Rights
Permissions
Permissions/Knowledge Modules
Permissions/Knowledge Modules
Permissions/Managed Systems
Permissions/Managed Systems
Permissions/Management Profiles
Permissions/Management Profiles
Type
Version
Activate
Start => Run Type pcentral.exe v Help => About PATROL Central View => PATROL Central Message Pane
Location
Description
Local Events
These local events are best used for initial diagnosing. This will allow you to see and log events received from the Console Server
Backend Events
Configuration tab => User Preferences => Show Backend Events and Log Backend Events
Program Execution
Tools => Options => Logging => Enable PATROL Central logging and Enable Console modules logging
You can log program execution of PATROL Central and console modules.