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You can just add the password to the $OV_CONF/.license file. When you use the ovnnmpassword which calls up the GUI window, it is updating the .license file.

OVW does not start when you run ovstart. When you run ovstart this will start all of the background process for NNM. OVW is s foreground process. Whne you type ovw at the command line this is what will bring up the GUI MAP. When you close the GUI it will also kill the ovw process. You will never...

You could get around this problem as well by using map filters. you could have one map for routers one for servers and one for switchs for example. This call all be done by using map filters. Take a look at the Guide TO Scalability in the last section for information all about filters. The...

You can get all the documentation you need for all of the openview products at the following site http://ovweb.external.hp.com/lpe/doc_serv/ To answer your second question. yes you can set NNM to discover devices as unmanaged by default. You need to modify the oid_to_type file and add a...

If you have a pentium 4 processor this is a known problem. you need to get the special install bits to install ontop of the origional install. You can get these at the following site http://ovweb.external.hp.com/nnm/NNM6.2/images/nnm/downloadNT.html

Take a look at the following link. it will explain how to fix this problem. http://support.openview.hp.com/load.jsp?name=OV-EN006230&type=ov_engineering_note

There is a white paper that is shipped with the product that talks about duplicate IP address. There are also lots of documents on this topic at http://support.openview.hp.com/search.jsp. The white paper I beleive you find in the /opt/OV/doc directory.

You can use the "loadhosts" command to add devices manually to the topology database. Take a look at the manpage for loadhosts. i fthe map is all messed up you can always just create a new map by going to the MAP dropdown menu and choose new map. this will create a new map DB and will...