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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Defining an I Process as a Pathway Server
are in a text file named ZCPWDSMS (if your installation includes NetStatus) or
ZCPWDSNM (if it does not). The following are settings for a Pathway server:
RESET SERVER
Resets values for all server class attributes to
PATHMON defaults.
SET SERVER AUTORESTART
{0..32767}; number of times PATHMON attempts
to restart server process after an abnormal
termination. Default is 0.
SET SERVER PRI
{1..199}; priority at which server processes of
this server class run. Default is 10 less than the
priority of PATHMON.
SET SERVER CPUS
primary-cpu:backup-cpu
SET SERVER LINKDEPTH
maximum-number of concurrent links a server
process can have before PATHOM directs the TCP
link requests to another server process within the
server class. Default is 1.
SET SERVER MAXLINKS
maximum-number of processes allowed in this
server class. Default is unlimited.
SET SERVER NUMSTATIC
maximum-number of static server processes in this
class. Default is 0.
SET SERVER MAXSERVERS
maximum-number of server processes in this
server class that can run at the same time. Default
is 1.
SET SERVER PROGRAM
$volume.subvol.object-file for the server
class; this is a required parameter.
SET SERVER STARTUP
“string” specifying process startup parameters.
For example, SET SERVER STARTUP “DSNM
idev” specifies the $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.DSNM
section from which the configuration file for this
process is obtained.
SET SERVER PROCESS
$process-name within the server class that
PATHMON assigns to the server process when it
creates it.
ADD SERVER
server-class-name; names server class and
adds its definitions to PATHMON control file.
.
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START SERVER
server-class-name; starts NUMSTATIC number of
server processes for this server class.