Distributed Systems Network Management (DSNM) Subsystem Interface Development Guide

Configuring a New Subsystem Into DSNM
Distributed Systems Network Management (DSNM) Subsystem Interface Development
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SUBSYSTEM Class Records
DEVICETYPE
DEVICETYPE is the NonStop Kernel device type and subtypes, if applicable, for
objects in the subsystem.
Default: None.
Considerations: Up to eight subtypes are permitted.
FLAGS
FLAGS indicates how object names for the subsystem are specified and resolved.
flagname
is one or more of the following values, each separated by one space:
[NOT] MANAGER-ALLOWED
[NOT] MGR-ALLOWED
indicates whether a manager is allowed with objects in the subsystem.
[NOT] MANAGER-REQ[UIRED]
[NOT] MGR-REQ[UIRED]
indicates whether a manager is required for objects in the subsystem.
[NOT] STAR-OBJ[ECT]-ALLOWED
[NOT] *-OBJ[ECT]-ALLOWED
indicates whether an asterisk (*) is accepted as a wild card for an object name in
the subsystem.
[NOT] STAR-MANAGER-REQ[UIRED]
[NOT] *-MANAGER-REQ[UIRED]
[NOT] STAR-MGR-REQ[UIRED]
[NOT] *-MGR-REQ[UIRED]
indicates whether a manager process is required if a wild card (*) object is
specified, thus restricting the wild card to a particular manager process.
[NOT] RESOLVE-OBJTYPE-WITHOUT-DNS
indicates whether the object name form is unique to the particular object type,
and it is not necessary for the command server to use DNS for object name
resolution.
Class Component Parameter Value Formats
SUBSYSTEM subsystem DEVICETYPE type [subtype ... [subtype ] ]
Class Component Parameter Value Formats
SUBSYSTEM subsystem FLAGS flagname ... [flagname ]