TS/MP Release Supplement

ACS Subsystem
HP NonStop TS/MP Release Supplement—546055-006
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Configuration and Environment Limits
the owner membership section. Any user ID under the user name ACS.* is defined to
be the owner of Pathway domain
%PMX, while ACS.SMITH is the only owner of %PMY.
[ACS Domain]
# Name must match the name given in ADD ACS command
# And the system name must match to the current system.
A = \A
[Pathway Domain]
# Multiple PATHMONs on the same system
%PMX = \A.$PM1:40, \A.$PM2:40, \A.$PM3:20
%PMY = \A.$PM4, \A.$PM5
[Owner Membership]
ACS.* = %PMX
ACS.SMITH = %PMY
To add a new Pathway domain, it is not mandatory to stop and restart the ACS
subsystem. You can add a new Pathway domain in the ACSCTL file and use the SCF
CONTROL ACS command. For more information on the SCF CONTROL ACS
command, see Section 8, SCF Command Reference for the ACS Subsystem
.
Configuration and Environment Limits
This section describes the configuration and environment limits for Pathsend
requesters. The Pathsend requester limits define architectural constraints. Practical
limits might be lower depending on the physical hardware available (for example,
memory). Therefore, because performance characteristics might be different, you
might need to reevaluate your configuration. For more information on tuning application
configuraton, see Link Management
.
Table 1-1
lists the Pathsend Requester Limits for TS/MP 2.3 and TS/MP 2.4. For
Pathsend Requester Limits for TS/MP 2.0, see the
TS/MP Pathsend and Server
Programming Manual
.