To verify that VxAT works

1. Make sure that the vxatd process is running. Grep the vxatd process.

   # ps -ef | grep vxatd

   For a running process, output resembles:

   root 139410      1   0 13:01:19      -  0:02 /opt/VRTSat/bin/vxatd
   root 176206 229686   0 17:22:39  pts/0  0:00 grep vxatd

   If the process is not running, enter the following command to start it.

   # /opt/VRTSvcs/bin/vxatd

2. Make sure that the CmdServer process is running. Grep the CmdServer process.

   # ps -ef | grep CmdServer

   For a running process, output resembles:

   root 176142 229686   0 17:24:04  pts/0  0:00 grep CmdServer
   root 262272      1   0 13:05:42      -  0:00 /opt/VRTSvcs
   /bin/CmdServer

   If the process is not running, enter the following command to start it.

   # /opt/VRTSvcs/bin/CmdServer

3. For secure communication with Veritas Operations Manager, you may have to restart HAD.

   • Stop HAD, at the prompt type:

     # hastop -local -force
     # ps -ef | grep had
         root 426094 319550   0 15:06:44  pts/0  0:00 grep had

   • Start HAD, at the prompt type:

     # hastart