iTP Secure WebServer System Administrator's Guide (Version 7.0)

Installing the iTP Secure WebServer
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Event Management Service (EMS) Template
Installation
5. When you configure DNS, you must modify the file $SYSTEM.ZTCPIP.RESCONF
to point to the DNS name server you are using. For information about starting
DNS, see the TCP/IP Configuration and Management Manual.
6. For security, you should add a super ID (for example, super.webmastr) configured
for the OSS environment, and you should use this super ID instead of super.super
when installing the software.
7. Log on to the newly created super ID before installing the iTP Secure WebServer
software:
TACL> LOGON super.webmastr
Event Management Service (EMS) Template
Installation
Before you install the iTP Secure WebServer, you should install the EMS templates.
When the templates are installed, each event reported by the iTP Secure WebServer
appears in EMS displays and logs using the subsystem identifier
TANDEM.WEBSERV.version and an event number that identifies the error or other
event. For more information and examples, see Appendix B, Error Messages.
If you do not install the EMS templates, all event messages from the iTP Secure
WebServer appear as if generated by OSS. Each message has the subsystem
identifier TANDEM.OSS.version and an event number that represents not the event
itself but a severity ranking.
Follow this procedure after you unpax the iTP Secure WebServer pax file (as described
in Installing and Configuring the iTP Secure WebServer on page 2-7):
To install a new set of EMS templates:
1. Log on as super.super:
TACL> logon super.super
2. Rename the files $system.zweb.newres and $system.zweb.newnres. (For
example, you could call them newres1 and newnres1.)
3. If you are using a NonStop K-series server, run the Configuration Utility Program
(COUP), including these commands:
ASSUME ALLPROCESSORS
ALTER EMS^TEMPLATES (RESIDENT newres1, NONRESIDENT newnres1)
If you are using a NonStop S-series or NonStop NS-series servers (Integrity
servers and BladeSystem servers), run the Subsystem Control Facility (SCF),
including these commands:
ALTER SUBSYS $zzkrn, NONRESIDENT_TEMPLATES newnres1
ALTER SUBSYS $zzkrn, RESIDENT_TEMPLATES newres1