NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) System Management Guide

Operating Modes
Configuring the Processing Environment
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Option 2—After the REPSUBSYS phase of the Install program, change the name of
the application process program file from NMNC0001 to NMxx0100, then start
NonStop NET/MASTER MS. (Any other name, including NMxx0101, is either
invalid or causes more than one NC process to start. See “Configuring Static and
Dynamic Application Processes,” earlier in this section, for more on the
significance of the xx and process creation hints in the file name.)
NonStop NET/MASTER MS starts in basic mode using its default startup
configuration. The NCP starts a static NC process with the default values for
execution attributes and a logical name.
See Section 2, “Starting NonStop NET/MASTER MS,” for more information about
starting NonStop NET/MASTER MS in basic mode without a CONFIG file.
Basic Mode With a CONFIG File. There are three methods you can use to start NonStop
NET/MASTER MS in basic mode with a CONFIG file:
Method 1—Create an application process definition for the NC process in the
CONFIG file that includes the PROCESSCLASS operand, which specifies NC. The
NCP starts the NC process with the values you specify for execution attributes and
a logical name.
Method 2—Create an application process definition for the NC process in the
CONFIG file that omits the PROCESSCLASS operand, but which uses the
PROCESSOBJECT operand with a file name that creates an NC process. The NCP
starts the NC process with the values you specify for execution attributes and a
logical name.
Method 3—Omit the application process definition for the NC process from the
CONFIG file and use a file name on disk that starts an NC process. The NCP
starts the NC process with the default values for execution attributes and a logical
name.
To start NonStop NET/MASTER MS in basic mode with a CONFIG file, follow these
steps:
1. If NonStop NET/MASTER MS is running, stop it.
See Section 2, “Starting NonStop NET/MASTER MS,” for information about the
commands used to stop NonStop NET/MASTER MS.
2. Give the application process program file a suitable name.
The name depends on the method you use to start the NC process:
Method 1—The name is unimportant because the PROCESSCLASS operand
explicitly specifies the process class.
Method 2—See “Configuring and Starting Application Processes by Using
Process Definitions,” earlier in this section, for information on using the
PROCESSOBJECT operand to implicitly specify the process class.