ViewPoint Manual

Installation, Configuration, and Startup
ViewPoint Manual426801-001
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Installing and Starting Up ViewPoint
There are three aspects of ViewPoint security. It controls who can do the following:
Install and start ViewPoint
Run ViewPoint
Perform specific functions through defined processes
Installing and Starting Up ViewPoint
When the system Install program is running, the ViewPoint ISV files are restored with
the operator’s current default security and ownership values. To install ViewPoint using
the ViewPoint Install routine, the installer must have read access to these ISV files.
After ViewPoint is installed on your system, the program and data files that were created
during the installation are owned by, and have the security of, the person who installed
the application. You should check the security attributes of these files to make sure they
are correct for the person planning to start ViewPoint. Anyone starting ViewPoint must
have the following combination of read and execute access to the files shown in Table 7-
3.
Table 7-2. Files and Their Security Attributes
File Name
Access
Required File Function
$volume.data-
subvol.TERMTACL
Write File used during ViewPoint startup to
provide mapping from the physical
terminal to the TACL server port name
$volume.subvolume.ZZEVnn
n
Read EMS event log file
$SYSTEM.SYSnn.TEMPLATE Read EMS template file
$SYSTEM.SYSnn.MEASFH Read, Execute Measure program
$SYSTEM.SYSnn.TMFSERVE Read, Execute TMF program
$SYSTEM.SYSnn.SCP Read, Execute SCP program
$SYSTEM.SYSnn.EMSDIST Read, Execute EMS distributor program
$volume.subvolume.Filter
name
Read Filter file
$volume.program-subvol Read, Execute ViewPoint program files
$volume.data-subvol Read ViewPoint data files
$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.TACLSEGF Read TACL library file that contains TACL
functions
$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.PATHCOM
$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.PATHTCP2
$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.PATHTCPL
$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.PATHMON
Read, Execute
Read, Execute
Read, Execute
Read, Execute
Pathway program files
Pathway program files
Pathway program files
Pathway program files