CORBA 2.6 Administration Guide

The Comm Server name must be passed as an argument to the processes in a Parallel Library TCP/IP
Comm Server SERVERCLASS. The line in the example above that does this is:
* set server arglist "$COM_SERVER1"
This Comm Server name must conform to the following convention:
CSNAME = PNCX
where P is the installation prefix (the default is Z) and X is a letter that must be in contiguous ascending
order. The letters in CSNAME must be all upper case.
If the default Comm Server's name is ZNCA, a second Comm Server's name must be ZNCB. There are two
handy predefined Comm Server name variables available in the nsdstart script, COM_SERVER1 and
COM_SERVER2.
1.
The Comm Server entity name must have the following form:
csname@comm_server
where csname is the argument passed to processes in the associated Parallel Library TCP/IP Comm
Server SERVERCLASS.
2.
The Comm Server entity must specify:
a parallel library TCP/IP process for the tcp_process entry●
a host_name entry that corresponds to the tcp_process entry●
a unique value for the port_number entry●
3.
Nonconstraint
Processes from different Parallel Library TCP/IP SERVERCLASS objects may be configured in the same CPU.
Using the PATHCOM Interface to Maintain TS/MP
Processes
You configure NonStop CORBA system server processes by using the services of TS/MP. Processes defined
through TS/MP run under the control of a TS/MP monitor, the PATHMON process.
PATHCOM provides the interface to the PATHMON process.
You begin a PATHCOM process from the TACL prompt in the Guardian environment. For detailed instructions
about starting these processes, and for complete syntax and descriptions for all PATHCOM commands, refer to
the NonStop TS/MP System Management Manual.
This subsection gives an overview of how you can use PATHCOM to alter global and process-specific
configuration parameters in the TS/MP configuration.
Maintenance and fine-tuning tasks for NonStop CORBA system and application processes include the following:
Monitoring status and performance by using the PATHCOM interface to display information about the
TS/MP environment and the server pools.
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Modifying global parameters based on changing requirements.●