For the RSRB Map application, this appendix describes the command line syntax for starting its daemons and the the relationship of its daemons to the database tables. Without this option, the Monitor daemon re-establishes the list of GUI application clients that were registered when it was last run. UDPport is the User Datagram Protocol port to which a GUI application listens. The default is 6000. If a GUI application will be instructed to listen to a non-default port number, enter that number here.
Intervals are in seconds.
This is an introduction to the role of tables and daemons in the operation of RSRB Map, followed by a detailed description of each daemon. In the second phase of operation, the Discovery daemon collects the list of IP devices and communicates with each device to determine which ones are RSRB-enabled routers. When the Monitor daemon detects a change in the tables, it updates the graphical map accordingly. Daemons labeled CWB are used by more than one CiscoWorks Blue Map application. Daemons labeled RSRB, APPN, or DLSw are application-specific.