TS/MP 2.5 System Management Manual

this attribute and will not display the same if SHOW SERVER command is issued, see “Example 2”
(page 184).
RESET SERVER [ server-keyword [ , server-keyword ]... ]
server-keyword is:
ARGLIST GUARDIAN-SWAP PROCESS
ASSIGN HOMETERM PROCESSTYPE
AUTORESTART IN PROGRAM
CPUS LINKDEPTH SECURITY
CREATEDELAY MAXLINKS STARTUP
CWD MAXSERVERS STDERR
DEBUG NUMSTATIC STDIN
DEFINE OUT STDOUT
DELETEDELAY OWNER TMF
ENV PARAM UMASK
VOLUME
server-keyword
specifies one or more attributes to be reset. For attributes have more than one value, such as ENV
and PARAM, specifies one or more, or all values to be reset.
If you omit server-keyword, this command resets all attribute values to the defaults.
Considerations
• Some required server class attributes have no default values. If you include a required attribute
in the RESET SERVER command, the attribute is set to a null value and must be set again
before you add the server class description to the PATHMON configuration file.
• If an attribute is not required and does not have a default value, the RESET SERVER command
deletes the value for the attribute. When you set multiple values for an attribute (for instance,
the ASSIGN and PARAM attributes), the RESET SERVER command deletes all the values set
for the attribute.
Example 1
This command resets all attribute values:
RESET SERVER
This command deletes all of the file assignments for the server class:
RESET SERVER ASSIGN
This command resets a specific DEFINE definition:
RESET SERVER DEFINE =employee
This command resets the values for the specified attributes:
RESET SERVER CREATEDELAY,MAXSERVERS
Example 2
The SHOW SERVER command before RESET SERVER displays the new attribute.
SERVER
PROCESSTYPE GUARDIAN
.
.
SECURITY “N”
TMF OFF
UMASK Octalnumber
VOLUME \node.$volume.subvolume
184 SERVER Commands