Distributed Name Service (DNS) Management Operations Manual

Initializing and Starting DNS Configurations

DNS Management and Operations

31258 Tandem Computers Incorporated 3–5

Figure 3-1. Using DNSCOM to Initialize DNS

54> DNSCOM

DNSCOM - T9635D00 - (15DEC91) SYSTEM \ANKARA

DNSCOM_ SELECT DNSCONF $ENGIN2.DNS.CONFIG

WARNING 1063 - DNS Configuration has not been Initialized -

Configuration File is $ENGIN2.DNS.CONFIG

DNSCOM_ SELECT DEFINITION ON

DNSCOM_ VOLUME $ENGIN2.DNS

DNSCOM_ RESET DNSFILE *

DNSCOM_ ASSUME DNS

Default Name Type is DNS

DNSCOM_ SET MAXDOMAINS 50

DNSCOM_ SET MAXMANAGERS 100

DNSCOM_ SET MAXNAMES 2000

DNSCOM_ SET MAXTYPES 200

DNSCOM_ SET SECURITY "AAOO"

DNSCOM_ SET DNSOWNER DNS.MGR

DNSCOM_ ASSUME DNSPROCESS

Default Name Type is DNSPROCESS

DNSCOM_ SET DNS-MANAGER PRIORITY 150

DNSCOM_ SET DNS-MANAGER CPUS (4,5)

DNSCOM_ SET DNS-MANAGER SWAPVOL $DATA2

DNSCOM_ SET DNS-MANAGER PROCESSNAME $RDNS

DNSCOM_ SET DNS-EXPORTER PROCESSNAME $RDNX

DNSCOM_ SET DNS-EXPORTER PRIORITY 120

DNSCOM_ SET DNS-EXPORTER CPUS (5,4)

DNSCOM_ SET DNS-EXPORTER SWAPVOL $DATA2

DNSCOM_ INITIALIZE DNS

DNS Configuration File \ANKARA.$ENGIN2.DNS.CONFIG Initialized

DNSCOM_ START DNS

Name Manager \ANKARA.$RDNS Started

Name Manager \ANKARA.$RDNX Opened

DNSCOM_ OBEYVOL $ISV.ZDNS

DNSCOM_ OBEY LOAD

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6. The next step involves commands that assign attribute values to the name

manager and exporter processes. These commands require the keyword

DNSPROCESS as part of each entry. If you would like to eliminate the need for

repeatedly entering this keyword, enter the ASSUME command and specify

DNSPROCESS as the default object.