NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Operator's Guide

Starting a Session With a Utility

Accessing External Utilities and Applications

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If you try to establish a session with a utility that has not been defined for your

NonStop NET/MASTER MS system, the following error message is displayed:

NNM2173 COMMAND AUTHORITY LEVEL NOT SPECIFIED FOR

utility

cmd

In addition, each Guardian utility that has been defined for your NonStop

NET/MASTER MS system has a command authority level associated with it. Within

each utility definition, certain utility commands may have higher or lower authority

levels. You may not have a high enough command authority level to access all of the

Guardian utilities (or to access the entire command set associated with a particular

utility) that you are able to use outside of NonStop NET/MASTER MS.

If you try to establish a session with a utility or to issue a command for which you do

not have a sufficient authority level, the following error message is displayed:

NNM0228 INSUFFICIENT COMMAND AUTHORITY LEVEL

Starting a Session With a

Utility

Start a session with a Guardian utility by using an OPSYS SEND command. You can

give the session a unique name, as in the following example:

OPSYS SEND FUP1=FUP

OPSYS FUP1=FUP (remember, the DSNM SEND command is optional)

The File Utility Program banner is displayed in the message display area, as shown

here:

START OPSYS SEND FUP1=FUP

NNM1468 File Utility Program - T6553D20 - (01JUN93) System \SYS1

NNM0999 *END*

If the utility does not have the same name as any NonStop NET/MASTER MS or

DSNM commands, you can refer to the utility by its own name, and both the OPSYS

command and the SEND keyword become optional: for example,

OPSYS SEND FUP

OPSYS FUP

FUP