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The attributes listed under "Global Attributes" affect every component in the Compaq Analyze system on the current machine, whether or not the component has been enrolled in the configuration.
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Changes to the Logging attributes (prefaced with "log") take effect immediately.
7 Changes to the Communications and Controller attributes (prefaced with "comm" and "ctrlr," respectively) take effect only when a new Compaq Analyze process is started (such as the Director or another process that connects to the Director).
Be aware that changing a global configuration attribute affects both interfaces.
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Table6–1 describes the ports used by Compaq Analyze and indicates whether or not they can be configured.
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i To change the TCP/IP socket port attribute on all operating systems use the following command from the command prompt. n( desta msg -chgport nnn "
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w When you change between the Full Report Type and the Brief Report Type, the changes will not be visible in binary event logs that have already been processed using the web interface. When you change the report type, the output from manual and automatic analysis is cached using the previous report type. To view the analysis results with the new report type, you will need to reprocess the binary log file.
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