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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process-class-CONFIG Records
subsystem-MANAGER
This is the name of the subsystem manager process, if the subsystem uses a single fixed
manager process for each Tandem node.
Default: None.
Considerations: When this form is used for automation-I-supported subsystems, do
not set the *-MGR-REQ and MGR-REQUIRED flags (FLAGS parameter), and do not
use the UNDER $manager qualifier in the DSNM command syntax. If SCP is the
control interface for the subsystem, you do not need to include CI-CONFIG class
records.
SUBSYSTEM-INTERFACE
This parameter is the component name of the CI-CONFIG class that describes the
control interface for the subsystem
Default: None.
Considerations: The SUBSYSTEM-INTERFACE name appears in the
COMPONENT key field of the SUBSYSTEM-INTERFACE-CONFIG parameter
record. It may or may not be the component of the corresponding subsystem interface
process class.
process-class-CONFIG Records
Parameter records with the CLASS key field set to process-class-CONFIG allow one
class of DSNM process to access processes in another class. Process class configuration
parameters are specific to a particular type of process but not to a particular installation.
You do not normally specify these parameters yourself unless you are configuring
additional subsystems for DSNM support.
You must provide necessary I process configuration information so that these records
can be added to the DSNMCONF file. The following process class configurations are
delivered in the DSNMCONF file:
COMMAND-SERVER-CONFIG
Specifies fixed command server process configuration parameters (as opposed to
site-specific command server configuration information contained in COMMAND-
SERVER class records).
Class Component Parameter Value Formats
SUBSYSTEM subsystem subsystem-MANAGER unqualified-filename
Class Component Parameter Value Formats
SUBSYSTEM subsystem SUBSYSTEM-
INTERFACE
CI-CONFIG-component-name