LAN Configuration and Management Manual

Configuration Quick Start

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Configuration File Contents

HP manufacturing used the following configuration files to create your initial system

configuration. These files are located in the $SYSTEM.ZSYSCONF subvolume.

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SCF0000

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STARTCOM

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STARTSCF

Contents of the SCF0000 File

The SCF0000 file contains Subsystem Control Facility (SCF) commands that configure

the following LAN subsystem processes and objects:

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LAN Manager (LANMAN) process ($ZZLAN).

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ADAPTER and logical interface (LIF) objects.

The SCF000 file also contains SCF commands that configure and start the SWAN

concentrators connected to the LAN adapters.

Contents of the STARTCOM File

The STARTCOM file contains HP Tandem Advanced Command Language (TACL)

commands that configure the HP NonStop TCP/IP processes (and corresponding

LISTNER and TELSERV processes) used to support the adapters defined in the

SCF0000 file.

Contents of the STARTSCF File

The STARTSCF file contains SCF commands that configure and start the TCP/IP

SUBNET and ROUTE objects for the NonStop TCP/IP processes defined in the

STARTCOM file. These commands associate each adapter LIF to a TCP/IP process.

The TCP/IP processes for the LIFs associated with the multi-function I/O board

(MFIOB) adapters installed in a NonStop S-series server are configured and started by

the OSM Service Connection or TSM Service Application. The OSM or TSM processes

are added in the SCF0000 file.

Verifying the Initial SLSA Subsystem

Configuration

HP recommends that you verify that the required processes and objects are configured

and started. The following subsections describe how to use the SCF commands to

check the state of these processes and objects. All the processes must be in the

STARTED state. If a process is in the STOPPED state, refer to Troubleshooting Tips.