Open System Services Installation Guide (H06.16+, J06.05+)

HP recommends that you log on with the super ID to run this utility; otherwise, you must first ensure that the NULL, OSMP,

and OSSMON objects have the correct security settings (see the Open System Services Management and Operations

Guide). For G06.17 and later RVUs, NULL and OSMP are not required.

HP recommends that you log on with a user ID in the SUPER group ID to run this utility.

To stop an OSS EasySetup utility before it finishes, press the Break key (see “Break Key Message”

(page 52)).

CAUTION: The files in Table 1 (page 13) and Table 2 (page 14) are EDIT files (file code 101),

not object files. Nothing prevents you from changing these files; however, HP recommends that

you change only the OSSINFIL file (for instructions, see the Open System Services Management

and Operations Guide). Avoid changing the OSSINF file, because the changes might be overwritten

by future software updates.

Table 2 OSS EasySetup Files

OSS EasySetup Utilities

That Use It

DescriptionFilename

AllContains routines that the OSS EasySetup utilities share.OSSLIB

OSSSETUP and

STARTOSS

Is used to start a predetermined set of OSS servers and filesets

that the OSS Monitor ($ZPMON) manages. For file contents, see

Example 1 (page 15).

OSSINF

STARTOSSIs used to start OSS servers and filesets that the OSS Monitor

($ZPMON) manages. If this file does not exist when you run

STARTOSS, STARTOSS creates it by copying the OSSINF file.

OSSINFIL

NoneIs a standard softdoc.SOFTDOC

NoneContains only the text “This file is no longer supported.”OSSINSTL

NoneContains only the text “This file is no longer supported.”STRTSOSS

NoneContains only the text “This file is no longer supported.”STOPSOSS

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