IPX/SPX Configuration and Management Manual

Configuration Quick Start
IPX/SPX Configuration and Management Manual—425731-001
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Task 2: Install and Configure NonStop™ IPX/SPX
The following example starts the IPX Manager with the same attributes as the
TACL process (described next) but the persistence value of 5 causes it to be
automatically restarted if the process is aborted abnormally.
>SCF
->ADD PROCESS $ZZKRN.#ZMGR,&
NAME $ZMGR,&
PROGRAM $SYSTEM.ZIPXPRO.IPXMGR,&
PRIMARYCPU 0,&
BACKUPCPU 1,&
INFILE $TERM.#T1,&
OUTFILE $TERM.#T1,&
HOMETERM $TERM.#T1,&
STARTUPMSG “<BCKP-CPU>”,&
STARTMODE APPLICATION,&
AUTORESTART 5
->START PROCESS $ZZKRN.#ZMGR
->STATUS PROCESS $ZZKRN.#ZMGR
For more information on configuring and managing generic processes, see the
SCF Reference Manual for the Kernel Subsystem.
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Starting IPXMGR as a TACL process:
Start the IPX Manager (IPXMGR) process by using a TACL RUN command
(the IPXMGR process can run at a high PIN). For example, to start the
IPXMGR process in CPU 2 (primary) and CPU 3 (backup):
>RUN IPXMGR /NAME $ZMGR, NOWAIT, CPU 2, PRI 165/ 3
4. Verify that the IPXMGR process has started by using the SCF STATUS SUBSYS
$ZMGR command or the STATUS $ZMGR command from a TACL prompt:
>SCF
->STATUS SUBSYS $ZMGR
Here is the output from the SCF STATUS SUBSYS $ZMGR command:
NONSTOP KERNEL - Status PROCESS \IDC14.$ZZKRN.#ZMGR
Symbolic Name Name State Sub Primary Backup Owner
PID Pid ID
ZMGR $ZMGR STARTED 0 ,340 1 ,321 255,255
->STATUS SUBSYS $ZMGR
IPX/SPX Status SUBSYS
State Backup State Takeover Count Backup Abend Count
STARTED STOPPED 0 0