Distributed Systems Network Management (DSNM) Subsystem Interface Development Guide

Overview of DSNM
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The Operations Layer
User ID Management Services (UMS), a security service that enables the definition
of authorized NonStop NET/MASTER MS users and their associated functions and
privileges.
Inter-NET/MASTER Connection (INMC), which allows multiple NonStop
NET/MASTER MS and SOLVE management services systems to be connected and
controlled from one location.
Remote Operator Control (ROC), which allows users to log on from a local NonStop
NET/MASTER MS system to a remote NonStop NET/MASTER MS or SOLVE
management services system, to execute commands on the remote system, and to
receive the results at the local NonStop NET/MASTER MS system.
Inter-System Routing (ISR), which enables, disables, and controls system-level
message flows between multiple NonStop NET/MASTER MS and SOLVE
management services systems.
NetCommand
NetCommand is a command-line interface to DSNM. NetCommand is composed of the
following:
The NetCommand configuration file (NETCONF), which contains the following
information about the NetCommand environment:
The log file and limit on the length of log entries.
The name of the DSNM command server process (discussed under “The
Management Services Layer” on page 1-8).
The name of the NetStatus terminal start server process (discussed under
“NetStatus” on page 1-4).
The command sets for specified groups of users and terminals.
The node access restrictions for specified groups of users and terminals.
Default NetStatus display sets for specified groups of users and terminals.
A TACL requester process (NETCMD), which:
Defines the user environment (such as the operator’s command set, what nodes
the operator can control, and the number of response lines logged).
Secures DSNM by checking each command against the user environment.
Executes TACL commands entered by the user or received from NetStatus.
Passes DSNM commands to the NetCommand server process.
TAL-based NetCommand server process (NETSVR), which:
Parse DSNM commands into tokenized form.
Pass control and status commands to DSNM.
Invoke utilities.