NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

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SYSPARMS SWGUIDDSNM
NonStop NET/MASTER MS Commands
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SWGUIDDSNM
SWGUIDDSNM={ YES | NO }
specifies whether NonStop NET/MASTER MS executes a Distributed Systems
Network Management (DSNM) subsystem command using the Guardian user ID
(GUID) of NonStop NET/MASTER MS or the user executing the command.
YES
instructs NonStop NET/MASTER MS to execute a DSNM subsystem
command using the current GUID of the user executing the command.
NO
instructs NonStop NET/MASTER MS to execute a DSNM subsystem
command using the GUID of NonStop NET/MASTER MS.
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.
A GUID is a two-part ID, consisting of a group ID and a user ID, that defines a
user to the operating system.
The setting of the SYSPARMS SWGUIDDSNM system parameter does not affect
whether you can use the PROFILE GUID command to switch from one GUID to
another, if you have more than one GUID defined in your user ID definition
record.
GUIDs are allocated to a user in the user ID definition record for that user. The
field in User ID Management Services (UMS) that defines GUIDs is the Guardian
ID field. A user who has more than one GUID can use the PROFILE GUID
command to switch from one GUID to another. A user ID definition record can
specify a maximum of eight different GUIDs. If you change your GUID, you must
specify a GUID that matches one in your user ID definition record.
Examples
1. The following example instructs NonStop NET/MASTER MS to execute a DSNM
subsystem command using the current GUID of the user executing the command:
SYSPARMS SWGUIDDSNM=YES
2. The following example instructs NonStop NET/MASTER MS to execute a DSNM
subsystem command using the GUID of NonStop NET/MASTER MS:
SYSPARMS SWGUIDDSNM=NO