Sysmanager 1.0 (12-Aug-1997)

Authors:
    Jason Carlyle (Jason.B.Carlyle@rose-hulman.edu)
    Phil White (Phil.A.White@rose-hulman.edu)

Most of the documentation that you should need lives in the doc directory.
This README serves as a quick start to get you up and running in no time.

Compiling:

This should be pretty easy.  From the main directory, either type make linux,
if you're compiling on/for a linux machine, or make solaris, if you compiling
for a solaris platform.

After everything gets done compiling, make install to install the client and
server processes into /usr/local/sbin and the viewer into 
/usr/local/sysmanager.


What Belongs Where?:

Now, pick a machine to run Collectord on.  This machine will have all machines that are running Sysmanagerd reporting to it.  Once you've choosen a machine,
start up Collectord. 

For each client that you wish to collect information from, install Sysmanagerd
and start it.  On startup of Sysmanagerd, use the -s parameter to specify the
server you chose to run Collectord on.

Also, if you wish to compile either a Collectord or Sysmanagerd for a different
platform all that is needed is their subdirectory.  Just copy it over and
make linux or make solaris.

That's about it.  Fire up X and start up /usr/local/sysmanager/sysmanger with 
a parameter to specify the server you chose to run Collectord on.  
Machines should soon begin registering themselves with the server.

