Verify that
HP is able to receive the e-mail message from the iCOD software:
execute
the command:
/usr/sbin/icod_notify
verify that HP replies with
a confirmation message, via e-mail, to the system contact
Verify that your iCOD system
has a valid license applied by entering the following command:
/usr/sbin/icod_stat
You should see the following if your system
is licensed:
License applied: yes
If your system is not licensed,
see “License
Requirement” for details
on applying the license.
Verify that the cron entry
for the iCOD software has been set correctly by logging in as
root and executing:
/usr/bin/crontab -l
You should see the following:
0 12 * * * /usr/sbin/icod_notify -c </dev/null >/dev/null 2>&1
Verify that the cron daemon
is up and running.
Verify that the executables
and configuration files have not been deleted and the permissions
are set correctly:
If any of the files in Step 5 (above) are missing or corrupted then re-install the iCOD
software. Refer to “Reinstalling
iCOD Software” for
details.
Ensure that the kernel driver
diag2 is built into the kernel.
For V-Class enterprise servers,
verify V2500/V2600 Test Station Software Release 3.1, or higher,
is loaded on the system.
If HP-UX
11.0 is installed on your iCOD system, verify that the required
11.00 kernel and command patches are installed. See “HP-UX
11.0 Requirements” for details.
If HP-UX
11i v1 is installed on your iCOD system, verify that the
required 11i v1 kernel patches are installed. See “HP-UX
11i v1 Requirements” for details.
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