DSM/SCM User's Guide
Managing DSM/SCM
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System Profile
To update the default values, review the system profile information and change
as needed. See Table 17-2, System Profile Information, on page 17-5.
To delete a system from DSM/SCM, press F6
To view the profile for the next system in the list, press F3.
4. For host systems, press Shift-F4 to list all the target systems managed by
DSM/SCM. Use PgUp and PgDn to page through the list.
5. Press Shift-F2 to enter any changes.
6. Press F16 to return to the main menu.
Table 17-2. System Profile Information
Parameter Description
Planner
Interface
Mainte
nance
Interface
Host or physical
t
arget system
na
me
Name including \ backslash for this
system.
Default for this system is
displayed.
System Site ID A unique 6-digit number that identifies
this system. If you d
o not know the
system site ID, see
Checking the Site
ID on page 5-3.
Default for this system is
displa
yed.
CPU Type One of these processor types:
TNSE for Intel Itanium processors
TNSR for RISC processors
TNS for CISC processors
Default for this system is
displa
yed.
Use network
connection
Use this option to write the activation
package an
d snapshot to disk. You
must select this option for a logical
target on a host system. You can
select this option for a target system if
it has an Expand connection available
for DSM/SCM to use. If you do not
select this option, the activation
package and snapshot are written to
tape.
Select or clear
the check box.
Y or N
Safeguard is
required to be
run
ning/Safeguar
d required flag
Use this option to require that
Safeguard must be running whenever
DSM/SCM places files. This option is
usually not checked.
Select or clear
the check box.
Y or N
Host system that
manages this
target
.
This parameter is displayed for
physical target systems only
Default for this system is
displayed.
Tape unload flag DSM/SCM functions that perform tape
processing are to unload
their tape
when finished processing
Select or clear
the check box.
Y or N