NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

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PARAM CMDPROCESS
NonStop NET/MASTER MS Commands
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CMDPROCESS
CMDPROCESS= logical-name
specifies a logical name for a Distributed Systems Network Management (DSNM)
command server process that NonStop NET/MASTER MS starts and uses to
handle DSNM subsystem commands.
You can define up to 10 command server processes. For each, you must specify a
unique logical name from 1 through 12 characters long. You can use the following
characters:
Alphabetic characters: A through Z and a through z
Numeric characters: 0 through 9
Other characters: ^ ~ # $ { } - . : @ [ \ ] _ ` |
Considerations
DSNM subsystem commands are used from NonStop NET/MASTER MS to
control subsystems in a network. See the OPSYS command for more information
on DSNM subsystem commands.
Command server processes are not NonStop NET/MASTER MS processes.
However, they are configured, started, and stopped by NonStop NET/MASTER
MS in the same way as other NonStop NET/MASTER MS processes.
If you include both the PARAM CMDSVR and PARAM CMDPROCESS
commands in the configuration file, the PARAM CMDSVR command has
precedence. (If you include both commands, although NonStop NET/MASTER
MS creates the command server named by the PARAM CMDPROCESS command,
NonStop NET/MASTER MS never uses it. This applies regardless of the order in
which the PARAM CMDSVR and PARAM CMDPROCESS commands appear in
the configuration file.) NonStop NET/MASTER MS creates the process using the
supplied information.
If you define any command server processes, using the PARAM CMDPROCESS
command, then you must also define all other DSNM processes, using the
PARAM DSNMPROCESS command for each DSNM process.